Annoying horns ruin world cup

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  • sgreger1
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    • Mar 2009
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    #1

    Annoying horns ruin world cup

    HORN BLOWING DESTROYING THE GAMES...
    VIDEO: Hear the Most Annoying Sound in the World...
    'Killing the atmosphere'...
    Ronaldo hits out at vuvuzelas...
    Stores run out of earplugs...


    The world cup is being ruined by the use of plastic horns called vuvuzelas, they make an extremely annoying BZZZZZZZzzzzzzzzz sound and are drowning out the whole event, and even drowning out commentators. I posted this thread mainly to show has this has turned into a hilarious internet meme:





  • sgreger1
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    • Mar 2009
    • 9451

    #2
    In other world cup news, a picture of Obama watching astronauts was photoshopped to look like he wazs enjoying Beckham's pain, and picked up by several media outlets.

    The picture has now turned into another hilarious internet meme:

    Orriginal photoshopped version that got ran by media outlets:




    Funny re-shopped versions:





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    • sgreger1
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      • Mar 2009
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      • sgreger1
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        • Mar 2009
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        #4






        And for LAZ:



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        • LaZeR
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          • Oct 2009
          • 3994

          #5
          hahahahahahahaha. LoLZszzzzzzzzzzies.



          I Win!

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          • tom502
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            • Feb 2009
            • 8985

            #6
            I think DPRK goes against Brazil tomorrow.

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            • sgreger1
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              • Mar 2009
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              #7
              Originally posted by tom502 View Post
              I think DPRK goes against Brazil tomorrow.
              I bet if DPRK loses they will blame it on America and claim that it was a false flag perpetuated by S Korea and somehow tied to Mossad in Israel.

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              • AllanH
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                • Mar 2010
                • 213

                #8
                No such thing as "South Korea" exists but a CIA-run squat of traitors and misguided people. They don't even have nukes. Losers.

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                • tom502
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                  • Feb 2009
                  • 8985

                  #9
                  Watching football in public is 'un-Islamic', the militants say Somali militants have threatened football fans they will be publicly flogged - or worse - if they are caught watching the World Cup on TV.

                  Gangs of Islamists are reported to be patrolling the areas they control looking for people watching games.

                  Dedicated fans are watching matches in secret, or in the few areas controlled by government forces.

                  On Saturday militants killed two people as they attacked a house where people were watching a game.

                  Militant group Hizbul-Islam also arrested 10 others at the house north-east of the capital Mogadishu where fans were watching the game between Argentina and Nigeria.

                  'Mad men'

                  A spokesman for the group, Sheikh Mohamed Abdi Aros said the rest of Somalia should respect their ban on the World Cup.

                  Continue reading the main story I have one eye on the TV and the other on the door, and the sound turned down
                  Mogadishu football fan
                  "We are warning all the youth of Somalia not to dare watch these World Cup matches. It is a waste of money and time and they will not benefit anything or get any experience by watching mad men jumping up and down," he said.

                  One broadcaster has moved their operations to the fortified airport to protect their equipment from attack during the tournament.

                  Dedicated football fans have few safe places to go if they want to watch Africa's first World Cup, with the al-Qaeda inspired group al-Shabab also announcing a ban.

                  A cinema in the small part of the capital Mogadishu controlled by the government has become a popular place for football fans.

                  One man, who lives in the militant-controlled livestock market area of the city told the BBC he was watching Algeria v Slovenia at home with his family.

                  "I have one eye on the TV and the other on the door, and the sound turned down," he said.

                  'Enemies of Islam'

                  The ban dates back to a law that was introduced by the Islamic Courts Union who took control of much of Somalia for six months in 2006.

                  It bans Somalis from all forms of entertainment considered un-Islamic under the courts' strict interpretation of Sharia law, like video games and watching sports in public.

                  The BBC's Mohammed Olad Hassan says few individual Somalis can afford to have a satellite TV, so such public screenings are often the only way matches can be seen.

                  In the Juba Valley rebel militias went further, saying young men should not watch football - even in the privacy of their own homes - because it would "distract them from pursuing holy jihad."

                  A private broadcaster moved its equipment from the rebel-held Bakara market to the heavily protected airport so it can continue broadcasting, news agency Reuters reported.

                  They had to do it under the cover of darkness for fear of attack, they said.

                  Television was already under attack from the Islamist militants.

                  Al-Shabab has declared Universal TV "enemies of Islam" because they allegedly broadcast pictures of the prophet Muhammad.

                  Al-Shabab has already banned radio stations from playing music and threatened several radio stations.

                  The Islamic Courts Union was driven out by Ethiopian-backed government forces.

                  But since then rebel groups like al-Shabab have taken control of the south of Somalia and much of Mogadishu.

                  The government, backed by African Union peacekeepers, controls only a small area of the capital.

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                  • sgreger1
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                    • Mar 2009
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                    #10
                    Originally posted by AllanH View Post
                    No such thing as "South Korea" exists but a CIA-run squat of traitors and misguided people. They don't even have nukes. Losers.

                    Lol, south Korea is infinitely better managed and well off than N Korea. I'm pretty sure they exist just fine. Are they tools for America? Last time I checked our toolbox was the biggest in the world, so yah probably.

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                    • Premium Parrots
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                      • Feb 2008
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                      #11
                      Originally posted by LaZeR View Post
                      hahahahahahahaha. LoLZszzzzzzzzzzies.



                      I Win!
                      that looks like what the caveman on the geico commercials girl friend would look like.
                      Grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, the courage to change the things I can, and the wisdom to hide the bodies of the people I killed because they were annoying......





                      I've been wrong lots of times.  Lots of times I've thought I was wrong only to find out that I was right in the beginning.


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                      • MasterGuns
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                        • Jun 2009
                        • 312

                        #12
                        Wow, best meme in a while.
                        In other news, my father told me today that if my little brothers were to dig into my snus, it could kill them. I thought two things: 1. False, I would kill them. 2. If a 2-year old in asia can smoke a pack a day...
                        This whole horn business just goes to show that soccer is a sissy sport for puny hippies who were too scared of pain to play rugby.
                        These people would bitch like a desperate housewife if they went to a college football game.

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                        • Frosted
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                          • Mar 2010
                          • 5798

                          #13
                          Watching the World Cup is a lot like being married.

                          You're supposed to enjoy it, but there's a constant droning sound in the background.

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                          • danielan
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                            • Apr 2010
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                            #14
                            Originally posted by frosted View Post
                            watching the world cup is a lot like being married.

                            You're supposed to enjoy it, but there's a constant droning sound in the background.
                            lol

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                            • sgreger1
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                              • Mar 2009
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                              #15
                              Originally posted by frosted View Post
                              watching the world cup is a lot like being married.

                              You're supposed to enjoy it, but there's a constant droning sound in the background.
                              lol

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