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If ever there was an instrument made for a*** insertion

I am really curious about why you see a plastic trumpet and immediately think, "I bet I could insert that into my colon."

On second thought, I. Would rather not know.

Fred
 
Some one is a little upset about the horrible play that allowed for a 1-1 tie... I understand your frustration, but dont take it out on your rectum. ;)
 
I am not sure this is following the "family" mentality of the forum.

:spank::spank:I still wanna know how many songs he can play that way! :spank::spank:

Pete's right! I love this forum! :rof::rof:
 
This thread is teetering on very thin ice IMHO....Iam about one misdirected post from shutting it down! And i am changing the title, so "little" people dont ask arkward questions of Mum or Dad, as they read it over their shoulder...
 
Ban the VuVu!....

Watching the world cup is giving me a headache. Imagine being at the ground :shakehead:

I'd rather turn the TV sound off, and crank something like Metalica over and over than listen to that pack of horns. Sounds like a flock of sick Canadian geese. Well I guess on the bright side they don't crap all over your lawn like the geese do errr... doo.
 
Jeff and I think they sound like a swarm of angry bees. Very distracting from the games.
Someone on the radio this morning said they should form a band made from all the cruddy instruments ever made...the kazoo, vuvu, accordian, juice harp, etc. :BLAA:
 
Soccer fans who prefer their matches to be vuvuzela-free can now take three easy steps to sonic freedom.

A user on social networking site Twitter has posted simple instructions for resetting your television's sound equalizer - a move that will drown out the drone of vuvuzelas without muting other sounds.

The instructions are:

• Enter the sound settings for your TV and find the equaliser.

• Drop the 300Hz channel (which Samsung TVs have, second from left), and raise the adjacent levels.

• Save as a custom set-up (if you can).

Eric Smit, the assistant manager at Samsung, did a spot test and found that it worked on both low-end and high-end TVs.

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