Those damn annoying horns are everywhere, at the airport arrivals lounge, in bars, shopping malls, all over the place.
But is the vuzuzela the issue of is it the person blowing them?
What does it say about an individual who buys a vuzuzela but then only blows them at a game while wearing earplugs. This seems to be completely contrary to the whole idea of stadium entertainment, it says ”I’m an arsehole who is going to destroy your viewing experience but I’m going to be OK.”
Forget banning the vuzuzela, ban the vuzuzela blower.
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Dear TJ, hallowed be thy name.
ReplyDeleteDo you think we're missing a trick with these Vuvuzelas?
With RWC 11' around the corner let's give the World something else to remember the tourney by, especially if it's a low scoring affair like FWC 10'.
Because of the lack of investment in local infrastructure, kiwi traffic intersections are ready for more than your obligatory window washer.
As a ratepayer and someone whose had to put up with traffic congestion since the last time we went to the FWC in 82' why shouldn't we make a pacific pesos or two?
Waka, put your international business skills to good use and bring us back a bag of Vuvuzelas marked as samples. Tip: Drill an extra hole in them so Customs lets you through. Tip 2: See Paulie to glue them up when you clear Customs. Tip 3: Getting your indent orders in early will not prevent Japan taking the entire lot. Tip 4: Avoid picket fences.
But seriously, can you PLEASE bring me back one?
I'll buy you lunch at Salta.
Regards, Soul.