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Where To Buy A Vuvuzela In London
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Donaway
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What stores or high street shops sell the horn the vuvuzela in the London area ?
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Don't do it!! ;-) They are horribly noisy, I have already started watching the World Cup with the sound down!!0
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Do you have a Lidl's nearby? My local one had them in last week.0
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on the grab it now board, or was it the freebies??
it says Tesco are giving them away
either way they are free0 -
Yeah tesco's were last week!!! One family got 4 of the bleeping things and proceeded to let their kids blow them all the way from front of store to checkouts and then let them carry on blowing them whilst they put a weeks worth of shopping thro tills and then you could hear them blowing them in their car all the way to the petrol station!!!!!!!! Now i'm not an old fuddy duddy, i have young kids that are blinking noisy, but them horns.....well i know where i would have got them to shove them!!!!!:p:silenced:0
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Dont do it.....could you imagine if they everyone started playing them in England.....God help us lol!!0
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I saw some idiot on TV the other night defending the use of these stupid things - "a piece of Africa's cultural heritage".
A piece of plastic that Tesco are giving away - some heritage !0 -
You could probably buy a more "authentic" vuvuzela, from a South African Shop. There is one at Charing Cross and many more throughout the UK.
Lots of the SA shops are on the internet and you could phone and check if they are stocking them.Felines are my favourite
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moonrakerz wrote: »I saw some idiot on TV the other night defending the use of these stupid things - "a piece of Africa's cultural heritage".
That would have been Archbishop Desmond Tutu.:D
A piece of plastic that Tesco are giving away - some heritage !parsonswife8 wrote: »You could probably buy a more "authentic" vuvuzela, from a South African Shop. There is one at Charing Cross and many more throughout the UK.
But why oh why would you want to?0 -
You can buy one from the chav kid over the road who was out blowing it at 7:23 this morning.
Although it may need washing if I've managed to stuff it where I'd like to by the time you get to him :mad:Some days you're the dog..... most days you're the tree!0
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