From 25th to 27th April, 2008, tHe Spring (Kuching, Sarawak) has held a Uniquely Singapore Carnival. There is a special appearance of ‘Phua Chu Kang‘ in the carnival on 26th and 27th at 4pm.

Phua Chu Kang Pte Ltd (Singapore sitcom) revolves around the Phua family, most notably Phua Chu Kang (Gurmit Singh), a contractor who boasts that he is the “Best in Singapore, JB, and some say Batam“
The event is over-crowded (as usual). To be honest, this event is only watching him give out the freebies and merchandises. WTF?! Yea.. That’s the main event. And of course, he would also add on his own special ingredient (his funny accent) while giving the freebies/merchandises out. He still wearing his same old clothing trademarks which are his yellow pair of boots, curly hair, a giant mole, and long nails on his pinky fingers

This guy (forgotten his name), damn freaking … He managed to be picked by Phua and he was trying to be funny on the stage. One of the his line (I managed to remember) was “where’s my Rossie (who is Phua’s wife) ?”
Phua managed to make fun of the crowds. One of his jokes is a conversation with a little girl.
Phua: What is your name?
Girl: XXXX (forgotten her name as well)
Phua: I CAN’T HEAR YOU!! LOUDER!! SAY ONE! (Loudly and with his funny accent)
Girl: ONE!!
Phua: SAY FIVE!
Girl: FIVE!!
Phua: SAY WHAT IS YOUR NAME? (That’s the damn catch @_@)
Girl: WHAT IS YOUR NAME!!!
*Everyone was laughing, damn him. The little girl just five years old and she really quite smart and brave for NOT cry*

In this event, he mostly mentions about Rossie into his jokes. As far as I know, he does not use his famous cliché/catchphrase, “Don’t play play” (pronounce as “pray pray” according to his articulation). In an odd way, he is singing in this event. And walla!? His voice really BAGUS!!! He is singing “Mandy” which is original sang by Barry Manilow.
Before he left the stage, MC asked him to sign on the banner. This event only last for around 25minutes. He will be on there again at same time and same place on today (27th April).

