From Thailand Jumped the Shark:
“Andrew Walker … a loquacious incomprensible pompous bloviator on subjects of no merit or social value.”
High praise
May 30th, 2007 by Andrew Walker · 3 Comments
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3 responses so far ↓
1 Bangkok Pundit // May 31, 2007 at 4:31 am
Andrew, when you were secretly visiting Thaksin in China did you manage to talk to him about a pay rise? I see I am an “apologist for Thaksin’s fiasco at the South”.
2 Tosakan // May 31, 2007 at 6:19 am
Hey,
You should be quoting Matty at TJTS.
I would never call anybody a pompous bloviater unless he looked like Bill O’ Reilly on Fox News or worked as a columnist at The Nation.
By the way, Thaksin sent me the checks, but I haven’t gotten around to divvying up the money. The rumours are true. He is a cheap bastard. But I did get a nice note from Pojaman. She says “hi.”
Her orders were to give more money to Bangkok Pundit, because Andrew loquaciously bloviates too much on subjects of no social value.
3 jeru // May 31, 2007 at 2:40 pm
Hey you better watch out guys.
I have been recently employed by Thaksin to begin his reality ‘you are fired’ blog show right here on New Mandala.
I am waiting for Patiwat, Fonzi and the rest to audition.
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