Hey Ray. Great post - very funny. I am from South Africa and if you think they sound bad through the TV, you should hear them in reality! But, the vuvuzela stems from the use of a Kudu Horn as a traditional Tswana horn of calling people to the village or other ceremonial uses. FYI. Keep up the good work. PS: Brazil has similar variants... next World Cup should be fun... Cheers.
aren't these the pentecost island guys who tie the vines around their ankles and jump off those rickety high platforms to insure the bounty of the harvest? be interesting, to me, anyway why they wear only a penis sheath
LMAO love this
ReplyDeleteNow that's what I call "Tootin' your own horn!"
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ReplyDeleteMakes sense to me. I've never met a black guy who didn't have a big Vuvuzela.
ReplyDeleteWhen I blow a horn, it's not the horn that winds up making all the noise!
ReplyDeleteHey Ray. Great post - very funny. I am from South Africa and if you think they sound bad through the TV, you should hear them in reality! But, the vuvuzela stems from the use of a Kudu Horn as a traditional Tswana horn of calling people to the village or other ceremonial uses. FYI. Keep up the good work. PS: Brazil has similar variants... next World Cup should be fun...
ReplyDeleteCheers.
Guys No. 1 and No. 3 are wishful thinkers!
ReplyDeleteLOL! Little boy blue come blow my horn!
ReplyDeleteLove it!
ReplyDeleteBy the way, that guy has been packaged and is on his way. SPECIAL DELIVERY!
Tell me about it!!! Over here in Europe the World Cup was one EVERYWHERE from bar to club to restaurant and the sound of those V. drove me crazy.
ReplyDeleteThanks I am glad that everyone thought this was cute.
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aren't these the pentecost island guys who tie the vines around their ankles and jump off those rickety high platforms to insure the bounty of the harvest? be interesting, to me, anyway why they wear only a penis sheath
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