What do you think about the annoying vuvuzelas? Will South Africa ever host the World Cup ever again?
words can’t describe how annoying it is hearing those vuvuzelas through the entire games…sounds like a bunch of bees swarming ready to make an attack, i say ban vuvuzelas. what about you?
I hate the sound of those horns, I hate the way the tournament has been ruined and I hope South Africa never host a major world sporting event again. I’d also like to have African nations banned from the London Olympics, we don’t want you here.
Vuvuzela – Africa sound – Fifa World Cup 2010
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