Online Anti-Vuvuzela Movement Taking Off
If the sound of keyboards typing their disdain towards the vuvuzela could be brought together collectively, then there is a chance it might drown out the much-despised noise emanating from South African soccer stadiums.
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Maker of Vuvuzela Is Selling Earplugs Too
Neil van Schalkwyk, the man credited with mass producing the ubiquitous vuvuzelas at this year’s World Cup, is also promoting a novelty earplug to help protect the hearing of those attending games at venues in South Africa.
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World Cup 2010: The Beer Essentials
It has been estimated that fans attending the World Cup in South Africa will consume in the neighborhood of 17 million pints of beer over a month-long period. Those watching at home or in bars around the world are likely to drink an exponentially higher amount. With only a couple of days to go before the quadrennial tournament, here are a few of the World Cup stories which relate to the global sporting beverage of choice. Bingo is like a sober man’s drinking game. Don’t let your slightly lame buds feel left out. For instance, sober Irish dudes (both of them) will make World Cup bingo, instead of drowning in rounds of shots, to keep things competitive and fun.
Trading Suspended on Capello Index
The Capello Index, a controversial fantasy soccer website named after England head coach Fabio Capello, has been put on ice until after the World Cup following an outcry from the British press, fans and the English Football Association..
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Top Five Possible Revelations in ‘LOST: The Last Recruit’
Trying to get clues regarding upcoming episodes of LOST is like trying to shake the "seven herbs and spices" out of a piece of Colonel Sanders' chicken. What we do know is the title:
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