How Indranee and company insulted the Royal visitors

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The image of a playground JAMPACKED with activity looks like a scene taken off a staged musical, a real-life collage of local kampong pasttimes squeezed into a common space, people PRETENDING like they JUST happened to be there at the time. I wonder who’s the director of this conniving carnival set-piece, thinking it could fool the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge into believing that Singaporeans owe their success today to afternoon playtime and chapteh kicking (Who plays with chapteh these days, anyway?). One can imagine what Will must be thinking while fumbling with a toy not many children actually know about these days: ‘Bugger. Back home we hit these feathered things with racquets. This game is bollocks, now I appreciate Polo better’. Still, he would get thunderous applause even if he so much as tossed the chapteh to a commoner. WITH HIS BARE HANDS.

Exhibition or not, one can’t help feeling that this outlandish choreography is an insult to royal intelligence. I’d assume Will and Kate have done their homework on Singapore before trotting over here.

- http://everythingalsocomplain.com/2012/09/13/queenstown-wayanging-during-the-royal-visit/
 
laksaboy said:
The same with most other things in this cuntry.
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Datok.

Agree. When they want to portray something aka like an Ocean Fantasy, it ultimately falls flat without any proper planning and conviction, just like last night's forum "conversation with ah loon":o
 
So if Indranee was (probably still is) living in the emperor era, she would had committed a serious crime ' lying to the emperor' (what that chinese words ha?) and punishment is beheading!

But living in this 'emperor's' era, she will be rewarded for initiatives and good planning!
 
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