If you’ve been following the recent spate of Nazi-themed controversies in Thailand, you’ll understand when I say that the Land of Smiles often has a less-than-firm grip on the concept of political correctness. Not that that’s always a bad thing – sometimes it’s downright hilarious. Often, the best canvas for this horrifying/brilliant mashup of ideas is t-shirts, such as the one I covered in a previous post about “wiping love on her face”. My friend today spotted another classic one while wandering through Central Rama 9.
Apparently, Central branches have a thing for weird shirts (see this one I tweeted a few months ago). I know, I know, it’s juvenile and obvious, but it’s still a rather weird thing to have on a shirt. And it likely came in S and M sizes too…you know, for the kids.
Glad they could pin it down. HAHA!
Greg, you really need to go home. BKK is really becoming the armpit of SE Asia.
LOL, if this is what it takes to qualify as armpit of Asia, I’m afraid that Bangkok is probably another part entirely.
Becoming? lol