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Awesome! Vuvuzelas for Beer Drinkers

Posted Thu, 21 Jan 2010 (2 years ago)

Richard Westby-Nunn sent me a photo of a gift he'd received in time for attending a COCAN 2010 match live at Luanda Stadium, Angola, this week.

You have to have a vuvuzela if you're going to any live soccer matches in Africa - and you can get any kind of vuvuzela...

 

A cheap, cheerful, Chinese-made (but not very eco-friendly) plastic one sold at traffic lights around South Africa in the lead-up to the 2010 FIFA World Cup later this year:

 

 
 The cheap & cheerful plastic vuvuzela

 

Or go green with a hand-painted, bio-degradeable kelp vuvuzela:

 

 
 The eco-friendly kelp vuvuzela

 

I have to admit I really like Richard's one though - it telescopes down into a beer mug!  Multi-tasking at its best in my opinion. And unlike the kelp ones, these don't turn mushy and smelly when coming in contact with liquid.

 

The Awesome Vuvuzela / Beer Mug

 

Richard Westby-Nunn is a South African living and working in Angola. Read more about his experience at the COCAN 2010 match between Angola and Algeria on his blog.

 

Which reminds me - I need to get my own hands on a vuvuzela before this weekend's Cape Town Stadium Soccer Festival - the first ever event to be held at our shiny new stadium in Greenpoint!




1 Response to Awesome! Vuvuzelas for Beer Drinkers


so....if it multi tasks into a bear mug. and is suposed to be a horn as well
how do you play it?
and if you can play it, would'nt all the bear just come out the end?????
and what would a vuvuzela sound like if u played it full of beer? would it make it bubble up like blowing bubbles in milk?? or would it explode beer all over the opposing team's fans??


By Valforwing (23 months ago)



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