Vuvuzelas

[Dave Ewing's Back 'eader]

fucking pain in the arse

If we had those anywhere in this country, the environment health folk, quite rightly, would have 'em banned. Might be culture (think it's just a commercial opening meself!), might be some joker who has made ten million plastic ones and has to flog 'em, but they are a damn nuisance and should be banned. And the minute South Africa are eliminated there will be no respite - all the way to the final, Jeez, Mary and Joseph!

 

[davymcfc]

i think they are funy. i have one myself.

 

[Barcon]

Cheers mate. I thought they might have just snatched a spot.

Sorry, the only spot available was in group G!

Well played.

 

[djelanomcfc]

Nothing wrong with them, stop moaning.

 

[lazerblue]

fucking pain in the arse

i'm with you mate i hope they dont start selling them outside our place cos if someone starts with one near me it will end up shoved up his arse

 

[Anonymous]

Annoyed me at first in the Confed Cup last year but i have got used to them now.

Will give this world cup it's own unique thing.

 

[Hamann Pineapple]

fucking pain in the arse

i'm with you mate i hope they dont start selling them outside our place cos if someone starts with one near me it will end up shoved up his arse

 

[sweep]

i'm with you mate i hope they dont start selling them outside our place cos if someone starts with one near me it will end up shoved up his arse

PMSL :)

 

[Franny Lee's Barrel Chest]

It's a myth that they play only one note. They have what resembles a mouthpiece and are effectively a plastic bugle, so anyone who can play any brass instrument and used to a mouthpiece would get much more than one note out of them. I got one today from Lidl for a laugh for £1.99 and was surprised at how many different notes I could get out of it. Indeed, I managed to play the vast majority of "Here we go", but someone who actually can play the bugle would do it easily.

If you do have one, instead of just blowing and your lips vibrating to make the sound, try smiling with your lips closed and then blowing, and making the smile wider and narrower and you'll get different sounds.

 

[zeven]

It's a myth that they play only one note. They have what resembles a mouthpiece and are effectively a plastic bugle, so anyone who can play any brass instrument and used to a mouthpiece would get much more than one note out of them. I got one today from Lidl for a laugh for £1.99 and was surprised at how many different notes I could get out of it. Indeed, I managed to play the vast majority of "Here we go", but someone who actually can play the bugle would do it easily.

If you do have one, instead of just blowing and your lips vibrating to make the sound, try smiling with your lips closed and then blowing, and making the smile wider and narrower and you'll get different sounds.

SO, what you actually try to say is: you like this modern way of torture? :)