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For all the talk of banning the extremely annoying vuvuzela, nothing
has been done—the vuvuzela is a "South African tradition", and there
would be a public outcry. Rather than ban the plastic horns completely,
I suggest that the tournament organizers relegate vuvuzela-blowing
spectators to a
specially designated section, far up in the stands. Being
relegated to the "nosebleed" section would not only keep vuvuzelas far
away from television camera microphones, but would also discourage
the usage of the horns overall.
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Don't know about you but I seem to hear mosquitos whether they are an inch from my face or several meters away. It is not so much the "loudness" of the beast but more the frequency. 233 hz in this case, as well as the simple harmonics. My suggestion (without an outright ban) is to have them all in a section that accelerates away from the 1) stadium 2) audio mics, ata rate that would reduce them both in volume and pitch. |
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Did you mean "sectioned"? |
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//233 Mhz in this case, as well as the simple harmonics//
You can hear RF?
Wow. |
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I thought this would be an additional group of musicians for an orchestra. |
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I was expecting this to be application of Apollonius of Perga's work in slicing Vuvuzelae along various planes, perhaps to alter their accoustic properties. |
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this is exactly why I like confetti ideas... |
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I seems the way to stop them was give the SA goalie a red card, and put three in the back of the net. Whoever said the Swiss were disinterested and impervious to reason...? |
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//Swiss// sp. Uruguayans. |
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//application of Apollonius of Perga's work in slicing
Vuvuzelae along various planes, perhaps to alter their
accoustic properties.// |
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Or possibly "vuvuzealots" |
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psssst [shudder...] the match officials were Swiss... |
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Appolonius...slicing...what do I look like? A slot machine? |
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Whatever happened to the VuVu Front, Reg?
REG:
He's over there.
P.F.V.:
Spitter! |
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I was on an old-school chat-site the other day when somebody acccidentally called them "Zuluvulvas" |
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As a former Brass player, I just want to know why no one's figured out how to get another few notes out of them. Not real high in tone quality, but it should be possible to get the same range of pitch you do out of a bugle. |
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[MechE] I'm not so sure. The high notes on a bugle are
harmonics of your lips' frequency, aren't they? Seems like
the vuvuzela is more like buzzing on a mouthpiece. |
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Disappointed. I was rather hoping that this would be like a Caesarian Section but applied to people with annoying musical instruments.
Personally, my preferred solution to the vuvuzela menace is to combine it with the twin evil of the Mexican Wave to produce the Vuvuzela Wave. A sweeping cacophony of sound that sweeps round the stadium like a seismic shockwave, disorienting players, officials, TV microphones, commentators and, ultimately, toppling the stadium from it's foundations due to harmonic reasonance. It's what did for Jericho you know. |
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*hurls croissant bobwards* |
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