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  • mvblair
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    Originally posted by Dtown View Post
    So are they like a mourning wail for the city of Cleveland every time something horrible happens? How in the world does this pertain to Turkey?
    Hey, the Pistons called me last night. They want to know if, uh, they want to know why they suck so bad. Also, the Lions called. They suck, too.

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  • Alyosha12
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    Originally posted by Picek View Post
    yes, I am.. I don't have a problem with those..
    besides, tell me on which basketball game did you hear vuvuzelas..
    does are mostly sirens in cans..
    now we will be hearing deafening sound of sneakers on parquet.. especially on NT games.. great..
    What the hell are you talking about lol? Are you drunk haha? Nobody said they would outlaw cheering, chanting, clapping, yelling, drums etc. They are just afraid that the vuvuzel crap will spill over into basketball and rightfully so, because last year in Katowice there were already fans with small, fucking annoying horns, and it sucked, good thing there were a lot more people without them, but it still didn't drown them out completely.
    I see a lot of people today with vuvuzels, and they are becoming an annoying trend, one, which FIBA thankfully nipped in the bud, and with one swoop also outlawed those other small plastic horns of which i don't know the name, but are equally annoying.
    If a person is too lazy to cheer then sit your ass down, if its too hard to whistle, scream, clap and sing, then don't do anything at all, don't blow a fucking annoying horn just because it makes a lot of noise...

    I'd rather have complete silence at a basketball game then this crap:

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    God it makes me sick to my stomach to even think about it...

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  • kaiziken_pinas
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    NOOOO!

    I was starting to enjoy the vuvuzela presence in the PBA. and now they've banned it in the WORLDS!

    Vuvuzela is music to my ears!

    /sarcasm on the last part.

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  • dxjayrock2008
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    Is there a particular wind instrument in Turkey that the fans can use during FIBA WC games?

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  • Levenspiel
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    FIBA has become the first international sports federation to officially ban vuvuzela. The ban includes also other air horns.
    Yeah, very good decision, especially for the bold part. There were no vuvuzelas so far maybe but those horns are terrible in every way imaginable. Especially little kids like them, and they make you feel guilty as you want to slap their head and throw them all down the stairs.

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  • Dtown
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    Originally posted by mvblair View Post
    Vuvuzelas are, like, a cultural thing. You wouldn't understand. You're from Detroit.
    So are they like a mourning wail for the city of Cleveland every time something horrible happens? How in the world does this pertain to Turkey?

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  • mvblair
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    Originally posted by Dtown View Post
    I don't understand this mindset, Vuvuzelas are barely in any basketball game, so why would it's banning lead to Basketball being like tennis? It's banning doesn't effect crowd noise at all. It only prevents the game sounding like an annoying ever present hive of bees.
    Vuvuzelas are, like, a cultural thing. You wouldn't understand. You're from Detroit.

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  • Dtown
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    Originally posted by mvblair View Post
    I'll admit that I hated the vuvuzelas at first, but they've "grown on me." It's a fun fad that won't last very long, but why ban them? If I wanted to sit like a rock at a sports game, I'd watch tennis.
    I don't understand this mindset, Vuvuzelas are barely in any basketball game, so why would it's banning lead to Basketball being like tennis? It's banning doesn't effect crowd noise at all. It only prevents the game sounding like an annoying ever present hive of bees.

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  • DarkoMVP
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    They probably don't mean unique TV viewers. They just mean 76 games * 13 million TV viewers per game = 1 billion.

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  • mvblair
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    I'll admit that I hated the vuvuzelas at first, but they've "grown on me." It's a fun fad that won't last very long, but why ban them? If I wanted to sit like a rock at a sports game, I'd watch tennis.

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  • pohani komarac
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    fiba please ban them and jail evrey fan who tries to use them

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  • honeybadger
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    Thank you fiba!

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  • rikhardur
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    Originally posted by Srle View Post
    Hopefully they will ban those Lithuanian noise makers, they are equaly annoying
    Yeah actually they are. I don't need to watch a game to know it's in Lithuania

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  • Khalid80
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    That's good to know At least i'll be more encouraged to go Turkey now

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  • Srle
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    Hopefully they will ban those Lithuanian noise makers, they are equaly annoying

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