@Yamcha: Weird has never looked more delicious to me ;P

@Hynavian: Err… not exactly into Malay pop myself. I suppose I could show them Siti Nurhaliza or Jaclyn Victor (the 2nd malaysian Idol doesn’t exist). Not lugging electronics there, but I guess I can play something off my cellphone.

@EvilDevil: Well, that measn I’m a ‘good kid’ too

@Ez: M’sian food wins hands down XD Half-kidding since it depends on the person, but I’ve explained in my next post why food’s a bit of trouble. I could touch briefly into our history, but considering how I felt about it myself during school I’m not sure I’ll want to spend too much time there…

Caitlin’s suggestions on the flow of events are pretty good too. If you manage to get their attention something slightly cultural might actually do the trick. Maybe printouts of famous malasian patriots like Hang Tuah and the like (their keris’ might be interesting) or even traditional wear or weapons. Maybe even a short intro of how our country came to be. Remember, colourful is gold after all. xD

Adding on to Caitlin’s idea, maybe you can play some popular songs (eg: Malay pop songs) in the background while playing games (depending on the type of games). Perhaps the “Malaysian Idol” can be mentioned briefly before playing his/her song. They might fall in love with the music! (:

And yeah, as what Caitlin says, if you say: “OKAY Y’ALL THERE WILL BE A GAME” they will sit through all sortsa shit.

And sepak takraw’s easy, or at least the version I played. Get the kids to stand in a circle then toss the rattan ball to one, and tell him/her to pass it on by kicking it with ONLY his/her legs. No need to go into competitive sepak takraw.

Also, being the shameless bugger I am, Blogroll link exchange pl0x? ^_^