A local deputy in the city of Samara in Russias Volga region took what may show to have actually been a precariously light-hearted technique to President Vladimir Putins state-of-the-nation address previously today, and one that might have left non-Russians questioning what in the world was going on.A YouTube video published by Communist Party Duma Deputy Mikhail Abdalkin on Tuesday reveals him viewing the presidents yearly speech to the Federation Council at his desk with cooked noodles hanging from his ears.For Russians, the implication is clear-- the noodles refer to the popular Russian idiom вешать лапшу на уши (literally: to hang noodles on ones ears), which is utilized to explain an act of deceptiveness or when incorrect details is being fed to the listener.

By actually hanging noodles from his ears, Abdalkin handled to imply his hesitation of what Putin was saying without actually having to say it and face possible legal consequences.Abdalkin is a widely known mischief-maker on the local political scene, having actually pulled tricks such as gifting a penis-shaped bar of soap to one rival and presenting a bucket of feces to another.

When he was summoned to his local conscription office throughout Russias current mobilization drive, lots of saw it as an effort to penalize the deputy for his careless behavior.Abdalkins video, which has now been seen over 53,000 times, was condemned by Russian State Duma Deputy Aleksandr Khinshtein who contacted the Communist Party to limit their member.

It is an odd stunt, to state the least, which would be better for a Ukrainian deputy, Khinshtein composed on his Telegram on Wednesday.Khinshtein also contrasted Abdalkins actions with a current speech provided by veteran Communist Party leader Gennady Zyuganov in which he pledged that the members of his party would combine around the Russian president.

Saying that Abdalkins actions had been encouraged by absolutely nothing more than a short-term desire for web fame, Communist Party State Duma Deputy Alexandr Yushchenko said the celebration would be conducting a legal and moral assessment of Abdalkins actions, TASS reported.

Mikhail Abdalkin is a fairly young deputy ...

popular for his different protests which he staged in his home town, Mikhail Matveev, another Communist celebration deputy in the State Duma stated of his fellow celebration member, according to TASS.Clearly figured out not to fall nasty of Russias wartime censorship laws by making any open criticism of the president, Abdalkin bewared to stay ambiguous in a post accompanying his video of the speech, writing with obvious irony: I fully back it, I totally agree, piece de resistance.

I havent seen anything like this in the previous 23 years.

I am happily amazed.