lol knk , u tell them sahmaz hanti u are closer to them lol knk On 25/06/2009, tendai manuel <[email protected]> wrote: > > TELL THEM KUTI WANORWARA WE PROUD BEING BLACK AFRICAN AND WE LOVE NOISE > YEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! > THY NEED TO BE IN THE KINGDOM IF THY DNT LYK US. > > --- On *Thu, 6/25/09, paida motsi <[email protected]>* wrote: > > > From: paida motsi <[email protected]> > Subject: Vuvuzela ordeal.......... > To: "tribewithavibe" <[email protected]> > Date: Thursday, June 25, 2009, 4:32 AM > > > .......... > > Spanish star wants vuvuzelas banned, Spanish fans want Africans banned > > Just a day after Spanish football star Xabi Alonso called on FIFA to ban > vuvuzela horns, Spanish fans have called on the football body to ban > Africans. "They are just so black," said fan Enrique de Torquemada. "And > there are so many of them here in Africa. It is very upsetting." Meanwhile > South Africans have asked the Spanish to stop lisping. > > Alonso was widely quoted this week referring to vuvuzelas as an "annoyance" > that should be banned. > > However, FIFA godfather Sepp Blatter has defended the horns. > > "South African football is all about noise, excitement, shouting and > enjoyment," he said. "And sometimes goals. But mostly just noise." > > Alonso's South African hosts say they are taking the star's complaints > seriously, despite "Xabi" meaning "*doos*" in the ancient San language. > > "Obviously as a footballer Mr Alonso is a very unique person," said > Confederations Cup local organizer Sonnyboy Laduma. "I mean, it's not > everyone who has a Grade 9 education, is unemployable after 35, and who > spends hours every day training to kick an inflated sack in to a net, who > then tries to dictate the culture of another continent." > > However, Laduma confirmed that Alonso was not alone in feeling that Africa > needed to change to suit Spanish tastes. > > He said that thousands of Spanish supporters had signed a petition asking > FIFA to ban not only vuvuzelas but Africans as well. > > "Apparently when they bought their airline tickets nobody told them that > Africa is full of Africans," explained Laduma. > > According to fan Ignacio Tortilla, the Confederations Cup has been an > "ordeal". > > "Wherever you look it's just Africans," he said. "Please don't get me > wrong, I'm not a racist, but do they really have to be so aggressive with > all the singing and smiling and hand-shaking?" > > Florida de Porpoise, a retired Jew-bater from Barcelona, said he would have > no problem with Africans "if they only tried to be more European". > > "We're not asking for a lot," said de Porpoise. "Just perhaps a little hair > relaxant, some cigarettes, and an overwhelming sense of the futility of > hope." > > Meanwhile, a delegation of South Africans has asked visiting Spaniards to > stop lisping. > > "For God's sake, English is our sixth language and we can still say 's'," > said Jumpstart Moloi, who led the delegation to the Spanish embassy this > morning. > > "It's not Nelthon Mandela, okay? It's Nelson. Nelssssson." > > He also appealed to Spaniards to "think long and hard" before asking locals > for directions to Thanton Thquare and the thocker thtadium at Thocker Thity. > > "Spanish is just such a freaking ugly language," said Moloi. "It's all just > 'eth eth eth eth'. FIFA should do something." > > > > -- > 'Unless you change what you do, you will always have what you've got.' > - Jim Rohn > > > >
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