>>5023 LOL!

Maradona's use of the vuvuzela

if you think i am going to sit here and listen to that voluntarily for 10 minutes, you have lost your marbles, fira!! :D

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=44REdsYSaEk

>>4936 "living in poverty, violence against men women and children, genocide, rape and the continued spread of AIDS"
That's pretty much any random western city!

I just saw that in todays paper about banning them! Also I learned they're called "vuvuzelas" in the paper! :p

they will continue...

"Banning the trumpets would undoubtedly unleash a fierce response from South Africans, who see the vuvuzelas as an indispensable part of their soccer culture. Sepp Blatter, the president of FIFA, soccer’s world governing body, has supported the trumpets, saying Europeans must adjust to African traditions."

other african traditions include: living in poverty, violence against men women and children, genocide, rape and the continued spread of AIDS

never seen a rugby or polo game. they seem interesting. basketball is my game and i like american football, i admit i watched the USA game and germany and there seemed to be a lack of thrills.. go germany!!

I agree, vis. Although soccer is an old sport I still like it to watch it. And I'm sure American Football has got more rules.
However if I gotta choose, rugby is the game to watch ;)

if i was sitting there and someone (or MANY someones were blowing this f*cking thing in my ear, i will go ballistic! i already thing football (soccer) is a ridiculous game with the tie-break rules and all, but this incessant buzzing makes it all the worse! go usa! ;)

click clack...BANG!

Maybe you pour beer into it.