Vuvuzela
Vuvuzela
I see a few clubs are urging their fans to start bringing vuvuzelas to football matches, in my opinion they are just a load of noise that drowns out the atmosphere, they spoilt the world cup for me along with England being shite. Maybe they had a place at the WC as part of the culture but i hope it does'nt take off here, Leicester City (along with several others) have already banned it, but Blackpool are encouraging fans to bring it, saying that though they are gonna need all the help they can get.
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- Matt Vinyl
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Considering every single one of them I've seen has been made of plastic, you're probably right!they were only invented in the last three or four decades
Exactly, although a lot of current 'artists' would have you believe that one monotone note could be called 'music'... :P...things with no musical merit at all.
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I voted no. I didnt find the noise that intrusive to the World Cup and it wouldn't be any more annoying than listening to the chant 'barmyarmybarmyarmybarmyarmybarmyarmybarmyarmy' continued infinitely. It still grates.
And whilst i am at it;
Katie Price has bought Harvey a vuvuzela. She makes him play it in the garden so he can water the flowers at the same time.
And whilst i am at it;
Katie Price has bought Harvey a vuvuzela. She makes him play it in the garden so he can water the flowers at the same time.
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