Matchstix Posted June 25, 2009 Posted June 25, 2009 Hooligans. . . isn't the european football fans that are usually labeleed as Soccer hooligans?The same spanish that actually have to wait for a mob to rush through a train station destroying it alomost. And they call the vuvu' blowers hooligans. heard a rumor they are going to have different colours playing fifferent notes with boards to coordinate to make the sound into a melody?
Tumbleweed Posted June 25, 2009 Posted June 25, 2009 I was given mine by Greg Minnaar......ish so it staysAnyway the Spanish got blown away....Yay!!!!Long live the Vuv. he gave me mine too?sorta?and a nando's burger?and a bottle of sauce?and?
Jon0 Posted June 25, 2009 Posted June 25, 2009 u cant ban them...its our like tradition.....we invented somehing so let us use them
Free Posted June 25, 2009 Posted June 25, 2009 At least a fan can use the train in europe... You come forth as a very unhappy person. If you hate this place so much why dont you just go and live in europe. Then you can ride the train to the vuvu free games every weekend.
Eugene Posted June 25, 2009 Posted June 25, 2009 I vote to ban them for no other reason than my idiot neighbour. Everytime he has a braai (most weekends), he insists on getting his out and waking up the entire neibourhood at 1am.
Tumbleweed Posted June 25, 2009 Posted June 25, 2009 read this in the beeld this morning:Sedert die afskop van die Konfederasiebeker is die gekla en gemor oor vuvuzelas amper harder as di? geraaspyp se geluid. Maar hy's hier om te bly, berig Marida Fitzpatrick.http://jv.news24.com/Beeld/In-Diepte/0,,3-67_2532753,00.html
Piernas Flacas Posted June 25, 2009 Posted June 25, 2009 Vuvus are surely a potential health hazard with all that spit going into the air. Hopefully people with swine flu will blow their vuvus at home.
Matchstix Posted June 25, 2009 Posted June 25, 2009 I vote to ban them for no other reason than my idiot neighbour. Everytime he has a braai (most weekends)' date=' he insists on getting his out and waking up the entire neibourhood at 1am.[/quote'] Try the following if he blows it take out your hose pipe and hose him.apparantly it works for barking dogs. . . might work for him. the effect will be more dramatic during winter.Matchstix2009-06-25 02:52:42
zee Posted June 25, 2009 Posted June 25, 2009 NEWBY0007 have you ever been to a soccer match or are you a armchair critic?
AuctionLamb Posted June 25, 2009 Posted June 25, 2009 The Vuvuzela only started around 8years ago, they gave it away for free at that stage...why do people say it is aculture of tradition?
Free Posted June 25, 2009 Posted June 25, 2009 The Vuvuzela only started around 8 years ago' date=' they gave it away for free at that stage...why do people say it is a culture of tradition? [/quote'] The plastic vuvu as we know it is has only been in existance for about 8 years. But in its metal form it has been used for many more years.
Mavric Man Posted June 25, 2009 Posted June 25, 2009 My opinion is that part of watching a game on TV is to also experience and hear the ups and downs (oos & aahs) of the crowd. The vuva's noise blocks any of that which results in 90 min of drone or a game with no "feeling". I have never been to a game so it might be different not sure. Nevertheless I dont think you can dictate to the paying fans.
Poison Ivy Posted June 25, 2009 Posted June 25, 2009 I vote to ban them for no other reason than my idiot neighbour. Everytime he has a braai (most weekends)' date=' he insists on getting his out and waking up the entire neibourhood at 1am.[/quote']Try the following if he blows it take out your hose pipe and hose him.apparantly it works for barking dogs. . . might work for him. the effect will be more dramatic during winter. thank goodness my idiot neighbour doesn't read the Hub..... its enough that I have to listen to "daar is 'n boom-in-die-gat" song at 3h00 in the am
zee Posted June 25, 2009 Posted June 25, 2009 The Vuvuzela only started around 8 years ago' date=' they gave it away for free at that stage...why do people say it is a culture of tradition? [/quote'] they only started manufacturing vuvuzela's 8 years ago but the loyal sa soccer fans were blowing home made trumpets much longer than that.it is tradition and once the world cup is over it will carry on and the soccer supporter wont have european and some south africans too bother them anymore.
Matchstix Posted June 25, 2009 Posted June 25, 2009 I vote to ban them for no other reason than my idiot neighbour. Everytime he has a braai (most weekends)' date=' he insists on getting his out and waking up the entire neibourhood at 1am.[/quote'] Try the following if he blows it take out your hose pipe and hose him.apparantly it works for barking dogs. . . might work for him. the effect will be more dramatic during winter. thank goodness my idiot neighbour doesn't read the Hub..... its enough that I have to listen to "daar is 'n boom-in-die-gat" song at 3h00 in the am You can also try the water trick. . another idea is get a huge as fircraker and throw it over the fence. . . since they are noisy already the other neighbours might blame them. .
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