Sounds of the 2010 World Cup
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Re: Sounds of the 2010 World Cup
Vuvuzelas are cool, they are also part of the South African culture. People should quit crying about them.
Re: Sounds of the 2010 World Cup
It doesn't really bother me, I guess I've already tuned it out. But if it did bother me and I still wanted to watch the game, I'd press this button on my remote:


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Re: Sounds of the 2010 World Cup
I like them too, just get a kick out of all the complaining.BlueHen86 wrote:Vuvuzelas are cool, they are also part of the South African culture. People should quit crying about them.

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Re: Sounds of the 2010 World Cup
Me too. They are like white noise. After a few minutes I don't even noitice them anymore.Gil Dobie wrote:I like them too, just get a kick out of all the complaining.BlueHen86 wrote:Vuvuzelas are cool, they are also part of the South African culture. People should quit crying about them.
Re: Sounds of the 2010 World Cup
When did they become vuvuzelas? People have been playing those annoying blue, plastic horns at Delaware games since I was a kid.
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Re: Sounds of the 2010 World Cup
That's what they are called over there. Same thing, different name. You are SOOOOOOOOO uncultured.93henfan wrote:When did they become vuvuzelas? People have been playing those annoying blue, plastic horns at Delaware games since I was a kid.
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Why yes, because the mark of culture is keeping up with what South Africans call plastic horns.bandl wrote:That's what they are called over there. Same thing, different name. You are SOOOOOOOOO uncultured.93henfan wrote:When did they become vuvuzelas? People have been playing those annoying blue, plastic horns at Delaware games since I was a kid.
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Re: Sounds of the 2010 World Cup
Well, if you can't keep up with their culture then you're a racist.93henfan wrote:Why yes, because the mark of culture is keeping up with what South Africans call plastic horns.bandl wrote: That's what they are called over there. Same thing, different name. You are SOOOOOOOOO uncultured.
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I bet you didn't know that they call farts "gesi", did you? Now who's uncultured, you fucking backwoods hillbilly? Take that!bandl wrote:Well, if you can't keep up with their culture then you're a racist.93henfan wrote:
Why yes, because the mark of culture is keeping up with what South Africans call plastic horns.
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Re: Sounds of the 2010 World Cup
Fuck. I've been had.93henfan wrote:I bet you didn't know that they call farts "gesi", did you? Now who's uncultured, you fucking backwoods hillbilly? Take that!bandl wrote: Well, if you can't keep up with their culture then you're a racist.
Re: Sounds of the 2010 World Cup
I sure hope babelfish (or whatever I googled for swahili) is right, or I may be the one that was had.bandl wrote:Fuck. I've been had.93henfan wrote:
I bet you didn't know that they call farts "gesi", did you? Now who's uncultured, you fucking backwoods hillbilly? Take that!
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ohgoddammit, swahili isn't even an official language in South Africa! goddammit!93henfan wrote:I sure hope babelfish (or whatever I googled for swahili) is right, or I may be the one that was had.bandl wrote:
Fuck. I've been had.
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Re: Sounds of the 2010 World Cup
bandl wrote:ohgoddammit, swahili isn't even an official language in South Africa! goddammit!93henfan wrote:
I sure hope babelfish (or whatever I googled for swahili) is right, or I may be the one that was had.
It sure sounds like it should be.
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Re: Sounds of the 2010 World Cup
Igesi does mean gas in Zulu though - and that is an official language93henfan wrote:bandl wrote: ohgoddammit, swahili isn't even an official language in South Africa! goddammit!![]()
It sure sounds like it should be.


Re: Sounds of the 2010 World Cup
Take that bandl! BOOYAH!!DukeJack wrote:Igesi does mean gas in Zulu though - and that is an official language93henfan wrote:
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It sure sounds like it should be.
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Re: Sounds of the 2010 World Cup
You're dead to me.DukeJack wrote:Igesi does mean gas in Zulu though - and that is an official language93henfan wrote:
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It sure sounds like it should be.
And why in the FUCK would you know that??
Re: Sounds of the 2010 World Cup
I saw Ladysmith Black Mambazo live at UD (sans Paul Simon) when I was a student, so I clearly have more culture than you anyway, Bandl.
In fact, some of my best friends are black.
In fact, some of my best friends are black.
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I lived with the black guys for 4 years at JMU. See, I'm cultured.93henfan wrote:I saw Ladysmith Black Mambazo live at UD (sans Paul Simon) when I was a student, so I clearly have more culture than you anyway, Bandl.
In fact, some of my best friends are black.
I met Coolio also.
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Re: Sounds of the 2010 World Cup
Also sodomy.bandl wrote:I lived with the black guys for 4 years at JMU. See, I'm cultured.93henfan wrote:I saw Ladysmith Black Mambazo live at UD (sans Paul Simon) when I was a student, so I clearly have more culture than you anyway, Bandl.
In fact, some of my best friends are black.
I met Coolio also.
"Elaine, you're from Baltimore, right?"
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Re: Sounds of the 2010 World Cup
Like the cicadas?BlueHen86 wrote:Me too. They are like white noise. After a few minutes I don't even noitice them anymore.Gil Dobie wrote:
I like them too, just get a kick out of all the complaining.
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"Yes, well, Towson actually."
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Re: Sounds of the 2010 World Cup
andy7171 wrote:Like the cicadas?BlueHen86 wrote:
Me too. They are like white noise. After a few minutes I don't even noitice them anymore.
Yes, or as some people in South Africa call them: sekokwalala.
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Big deal, I saw Beauty and the Beast on Broadway, and a lot of MY best friends are gay men who are clearly far superior for culture and fashion than any straight man (color is irrelevant in that matter).93henfan wrote:I saw Ladysmith Black Mambazo live at UD (sans Paul Simon) when I was a student, so I clearly have more culture than you anyway, Bandl.
In fact, some of my best friends are black.
I also knew that vuvuzelas are what the South Africans call those plastic horns, and that the country that is surrounded on all sides by South Africa is Lesotho, and the official languages of that country are Sesotho and English.
Beat that, you undercultured neanderthal


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Re: Sounds of the 2010 World Cup
Kannst du eine andere Sprache (außer Englisch) sprechen? Wenn nicht, dann bist du sicher unkultiviert.ATrain wrote:Big deal, I saw Beauty and the Beast on Broadway, and a lot of MY best friends are gay men who are clearly far superior for culture and fashion than any straight man (color is irrelevant in that matter).93henfan wrote:I saw Ladysmith Black Mambazo live at UD (sans Paul Simon) when I was a student, so I clearly have more culture than you anyway, Bandl.
In fact, some of my best friends are black.
I also knew that vuvuzelas are what the South Africans call those plastic horns, and that the country that is surrounded on all sides by South Africa is Lesotho, and the official languages of that country are Sesotho and English.
Beat that, you undercultured neanderthal



