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I wasn't born with enough middle fingers.
[Brandon Roderick? You mean Brock's Toadie?][Hanged from Yggdrasil]Comment
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Updated, and on the bandwagon.
One day Canada will rule the world, and then we'll all be sorry.Comment
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Libraries are state sanctioned, so they're technically engaged in privateering. - Felch
I thought we're trying to have a serious discussion? It says serious in the thread title!- Al. B. SureComment
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the Israeli broadcasting authority eliminated almost all of the sound of it with a rather simple DSP solution, and now the games are much better.
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"Invictus" in the age of the vuvuzela:
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http://www.thelocal.de/society/20100624-28089.Drunk football fan beats police officer with vuvuzela
Published: 24 Jun 10 16:57 CET
Online: http://www.thelocal.de/society/20100624-28089.html
A drunken German football fan severely beat a police officer with a vuvuzela horn after the national team’s victory over Ghana on Wednesday night, the authorities in North Rhine-Westphalia said on Thursday.
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Most of the celebrations in the town of Dinslaken just north of Duisburg were peaceful after the game, which more than 10,000 people turned out to watch, the Wesel county police department reported.
But at 11:10 pm, one intoxicated 20-year-old fan began taunting a police officer who was directing traffic around a gathering of some 1,500 people.
“As he turned to the 20-year-old, the man suddenly began hitting and kicking the officer,” the statement said. “Furthermore he began pounding the officer’s head with a vuvuzela.”
The officer was rendered incapable for duty by “severe injuries” to his head, the statement added.
Meanwhile three “courageous” bystanders jumped in to help subdue the vuvuzela-wielding attacker, who put up so much resistance that police needed assistance to make the arrest.
Vuvuzelas, the South African plastic stadium horns introduced to the world at this year's World Cup tournament, are controversial in Germany due to what many consider their irritating sound. But until now only their deafening din has been considered a 'weapon' used for distracting players on the pitch.
The Local (news@thelocal.de)No, I did not steal that from somebody on Something Awful.Comment
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I wasn't born with enough middle fingers.
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120 Insistendo quasi le vespeComment
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U.S. Soldier Threatens to Kill German Neighbors Over Vuvuzela Noise
An American soldier stationed in Germany threatened his neighbors with an ax over the constant noise from their World Cup vuvuzelas, police confirmed Friday.
Bild newspaper said the 45-year-old became abusive and shouted that he wanted to kill someone, before returning to his home in the town of Weiden, Bavaria. The incident occurred during Thursday's match between The Netherlands and Cameroon.
The man, who was thought to have been drinking, was taken into custody by German police who then handed him over to U.S. military police.
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Should have given him a medal for fighting against teh vuvunoise!BlahComment
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I wasn't born with enough middle fingers.
[Brandon Roderick? You mean Brock's Toadie?][Hanged from Yggdrasil]Comment
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I wasn't born with enough middle fingers.
[Brandon Roderick? You mean Brock's Toadie?][Hanged from Yggdrasil]Comment
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Vuvuzelove.
After a while, I sorta stop minding it.
I have a feeling I'd be easy pickings for Stockholm Syndrome.B♭3Comment
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On the Dutch TV, they can't get enough of this segment:
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