Gays, free ice cream, and Taufik

On June 26, 2006 · 17 Comments · In Living

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There was an “I Love Chil­dren Fam­ily Car­ni­val 2006″ at the East Coast Park on Sun­day. There were also radio adver­tise­ment spots, in which a lit­tle girl is heard to tell Mummy that “there’ll be gays, free ice cream and clowns”, and that “Sin­ga­pore Idol Tau­fik will be there too”.

So, in cel­e­bra­tion of “National (We Are) Fam­ily Week”, here’s the MP3 file for that ad:

Fam­ily Car­ni­val Radio Ad (MP3 file, 30 sec, 500Kb)

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  • http://www.blueblueheeler.blogspot.com blue­heeler

    Finally, the govt on S’pore rec­og­nizes ‘gays’ as part of the ‘family’.

    And if you lis­tened to the clip closely, the son says ‘…plus my favourite “hoes” from Kids’ Cen­tral, Kim…”. Please la, Kim is just doing her job, you know?

  • http://www.blueblueheeler.blogspot.com blue­heeler

    Finally, the govt on S’pore rec­og­nizes ‘gays’ as part of the ‘family’.

    And if you lis­tened to the clip closely, the son says ‘…plus my favourite “hoes” from Kids’ Cen­tral, Kim…”. Please la, Kim is just doing her job, you know?

  • skgoh

    Er… I think the lit­tle girl meant to say “games”? Just another exam­ple of how Sin­ga­pore­ans can’t enun­ci­ate. This is why we need to spend truck­loads of money to bring in ang moh native Eng­lish speak­ers to teach us how to speak Eng­lish properly!

  • skgoh

    Er… I think the lit­tle girl meant to say “games”? Just another exam­ple of how Sin­ga­pore­ans can’t enun­ci­ate. This is why we need to spend truck­loads of money to bring in ang moh native Eng­lish speak­ers to teach us how to speak Eng­lish properly!

  • Hai~Ren

    Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha.…..

  • Hai~Ren

    Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha.…..

  • Tania

    hahahhahahahahaha.….this lit­tle les­bian is so sad she missed Fam­ily Day.…..*keels over and pukes*.…

  • Tania

    hahahhahahahahaha.….this lit­tle les­bian is so sad she missed Fam­ily Day.…..*keels over and pukes*.…

  • Spunky

    “I love children”…hmmmm.…gays…hmmmm

  • Spunky

    “I love children”…hmmmm.…gays…hmmmm

  • http://360.yahoo.com/eileena_lee Eileena Lee

    For a minute I thought they really meant ‘gays’.
    It would be won­der­ful when gay peo­ple are seen as part of the fam­ily unit. I am a gay woman and I am a Sin­ga­porean, con­trary to pop­u­lar belief, my fam­ily is still intact. :)

  • http://360.yahoo.com/eileena_lee Eileena Lee

    For a minute I thought they really meant ‘gays’.
    It would be won­der­ful when gay peo­ple are seen as part of the fam­ily unit. I am a gay woman and I am a Sin­ga­porean, con­trary to pop­u­lar belief, my fam­ily is still intact. :)

  • Eileena Lee

    For a minute I thought they really meant ‘gays’.
    It would be won­der­ful when gay peo­ple are seen as part of the fam­ily unit. I am a gay woman and I am a Sin­ga­porean, con­trary to pop­u­lar belief, my fam­ily is still intact.
    :)

  • Eileena Lee

    For a minute I thought they really meant ‘gays’.
    It would be won­der­ful when gay peo­ple are seen as part of the fam­ily unit. I am a gay woman and I am a Sin­ga­porean, con­trary to pop­u­lar belief, my fam­ily is still intact.
    :)

  • Eileena Lee

    For a minute I thought they really meant ‘gays’.
    It would be won­der­ful when gay peo­ple are seen as part of the fam­ily unit. I am a gay woman and I am a Sin­ga­porean, con­trary to pop­u­lar belief, my fam­ily is still intact.

  • Eileena Lee

    For a minute I thought they really meant ‘gays’.
    It would be won­der­ful when gay peo­ple are seen as part of the fam­ily unit. I am a gay woman and I am a Sin­ga­porean, con­trary to pop­u­lar belief, my fam­ily is still intact.

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