Post by manjacat on Feb 7, 2015 17:20:33 GMT 8
Ok. 2-3 hari lepas, kat Singapura ada buat free kissing booth
malangnye, sambutan terhadap kissing booth ini, takde la memberangsangkan sangat
cuma 20 orang je yang sanggup dicium oleh lenglui-lenglui
layan gambar dulu
amoi amoi yang menyediakan servis ciuman percuma pada hari tersebut. yang hujung kanan tu lawa.
dia ni macam tak rela je
malangnye, sambutan terhadap kissing booth ini, takde la memberangsangkan sangat
cuma 20 orang je yang sanggup dicium oleh lenglui-lenglui
Organisers had said in a news release that they expected a crowd of 10,000 people. However, Channel NewsAsia saw only about 20 members of the public stepping up to the plate, during the "kissing window" from 12.30pm to 1.30pm.
Among them was Mr Roderick Chew, who was passing by during his lunch break. He said the girls "didn’t really kiss” him, but it nonetheless felt “awesome”.
Mr Low Kian Hua, a 53-year-old cleaner also jumped at the opportunity. However, while he said it was his first time at a kissing booth, it would also be his last.
Mr Herbert Lim professed to be skeptical about the kissing booth initially, but later said it was a "refreshing" concept. "It’s great that Singaporeans are becoming more open-minded,” he said.
Spokeperson for Fashion TV Club, Mr Subaish Rajamanickam said the event drew a crowd of about 500 people. He said the idea behind the kissing booth was to express "love, care and concern" for people out there.
"Valentine’s Day is always about couples, but we wanted to show that it is not just about them,” he said. “We want people to know that they may be single, but there are people out there who still care about them.”
Among them was Mr Roderick Chew, who was passing by during his lunch break. He said the girls "didn’t really kiss” him, but it nonetheless felt “awesome”.
Mr Low Kian Hua, a 53-year-old cleaner also jumped at the opportunity. However, while he said it was his first time at a kissing booth, it would also be his last.
Mr Herbert Lim professed to be skeptical about the kissing booth initially, but later said it was a "refreshing" concept. "It’s great that Singaporeans are becoming more open-minded,” he said.
Spokeperson for Fashion TV Club, Mr Subaish Rajamanickam said the event drew a crowd of about 500 people. He said the idea behind the kissing booth was to express "love, care and concern" for people out there.
"Valentine’s Day is always about couples, but we wanted to show that it is not just about them,” he said. “We want people to know that they may be single, but there are people out there who still care about them.”
amoi amoi yang menyediakan servis ciuman percuma pada hari tersebut. yang hujung kanan tu lawa.
dia ni macam tak rela je
