http://www.pcwelt.de/specials/wm-specia ... index.html

or

http://www.surfpoeten.de/tube/vuvuzela_filter

no more bhummmmmmmmmm bhummmmmmm

how does that work?
reverse the frequency of that sound, so that they cancel each other out?

don?t watch the games

no way ain't a big soccer fan, for that soccer is pretty boring 90% of the time tbh, but own country games i watch ...missed the first though due to work.
but i only watch the important games...the can keep a friendly game or an official game against some insignificant country

but overhere the turned down the stadium sound, so it's a bit more barable
depends a bit where they play though...if it's cold the "playing" is far less

I spoke to one guy from South Africa on Monday, and he told me that vuvuzele is their tradition and that they are mandatory on every possible football match since elementary school games between two classes That kinda threw a new light on that whole thing and although I initially wanted FIFA to ban the wretched things because I felt like they're doing it just to piss everybody off, I changed my mind and I support their right to blow them things to kingdom come Maybe I'd have different feelings if I was there and hear the buzzing live

Also, it's hard to imagine that there will be another WC there ever again, not only because of the vuvuzelas, but also because it's unnatural for European teams to play the championship in the middle of winter, and I have a feeling that European countries have much more influence in FIFA than other countries, so... Let them enjoy their 5 minutes of fame

Some traditions should be dropped. Like really fat, hairy guys not wearing a shirt and painting letters on their beer bellies at NFL games.

Vuvuzela-Fun at England - Algeria (World Cup 2010 Group Stage ) youtube
was hoping someone would cap it when i saw it on tv myself