Southperry, now with Vuvuzelas
#1
Enjoy the sound of the World Cup!
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#2
When I first heard them I thought it was background noise until after a while I thought "That's supposed to be music!?!??!"
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#3
Hahaha, oh god.
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#4
My ears!

oh nvm they stoped working Smile
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#5
Lawl. My Dad was convinced insects were swarming the house while I watched the world cup.

How do they have the breath to blow these for hours??
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#6
l THINK WE SHOULD BAN FOTBALL FROM THE VUVUZELA CONCERTS!
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#7
BZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ

 Spoiler
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#8
So that's the rippling effect I hear.
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#9
the ghosts of 100 million bees are attacking.
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#10
I like them. I hate the big attention given to theses small things.
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#11
Cyadd Wrote:I like them. I hate the big attention given to theses small things.
I like 'em too. That's why I shared the link.
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#12
Please, I don't know why there so popular all of sudden, I didn't know what they were called but I knew about them before hand.
It's sad seeing all the newscasters who can't properly blow one.
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#13
Phoenix Wrote:Lawl. My Dad was convinced insects were swarming the house while I watched the world cup.

How do they have the breath to blow these for hours??

> Implying every spectator is blowing their vuvzela the entire 90 minutes.

Hint: Tens of thousands of people with vuvuzelas attend each game.
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BZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZz
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#15
[color="#000080"] BZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZT

I wouldn't really dislike them if they weren't a crucial factor in Korea's goal yesterday. Demichelis couldn't hear his fellow players because of these vuvuzelas :/ [/color]
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#17
Bahahahahahaha, where did you get those images, f'uck yes
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#18
Let me guide you all trough the beautifull art of the musical instrument called the Vuvuzela.
This beautifull instrument found it's roots in Mexico, but it became more popular in South-Africa around 1990, and in 2010 it became world famous for it's ability to bring even more pleasure and joy during football matches.
Most people found this instrument disattracting whilst they don't know it's true function, which is to amplify the tension during football games.

Now, for the official part, here is the guide to using the Vuvuzela according to South-African standards.
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Rob Wrote: Bahahahahahaha, where did you get those images, f'uck yes

Fu'cking Googled it. What I really wanted was this:
[Image: vuvuzela.gif]
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#20
madanthony Wrote:Fu'cking Googled it. What I really wanted was this:
[Image: vuvuzela.gif]

Ha! That's priceless...
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