Did you know that UK tabloid News of the World actually employed so-called professional lip readers to decode the Queen and Prince Charles conversation at his and Camilla Parker-Bowles' wedding? I learned this important piece of information from Malaysian funnyman, Kenny Sia.
Well, Kenny Sia created this really sophisticated lipreader game (just don't use quotation marks) that allowed readers to create their version of the Prince Charles wedding, and fill in their own captions in comic form. The results are hilarious, and I hope they cheered him up. Mine is the one about Camilla's hair.
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Anyway, if you remember a few days ago I made use of my rusty programming skills and came up with a buggy lip-reading game THAT CANNOT ACCEPT QUOTATION MARKS. I'm sure I'm not the only person crazy enough to come up with silly ideas like that, so I handballed the job of filling in the captions to my readers, curious to see what whacky ideas they come up with.
