Having trouble staying awake on the job? This wall of intimidation should fix that problem, especially if these boomboxes are loaded with vuvuzela hits.

(via Zombiecake)

Now you can keep the magic of the World Cup alive with the Vuvuzela Hits CD. Featuring such hits as “Toot,” “Woooooooooh,” “Wheeeeep,” and “Bzzzz,” both a good time (as well as a headache) are guaranteed to be had by all.

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Apparently YouTube now has some sort of soccer ball icon which will provide the familiar sound of Vuvuzelas when clicked. Check out this video to discover that bunnies are adorable and Vuvuzelas are incredibly annoying. You may or may not also develop a craving for Cadbury Creme Eggs.

(via Gizmodo)

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Not surprisingly, the first Vuvuzela was fashioned from a bicycle horn back in 1965. Also not surprising is the fact that since the World Cup started, more than 56% of people have only negative things to say about it.

However, what I DO find absolutely baffling is that despite all of the negative publicity surrounding this loud, annoying device, sales of the vuvuzela have actually increased by 1000% on Amazon.

Unbelievable.

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Here at CubicleBot we try to make your time at work more tolerable by posting some of the funniest comics, videos, animations and photos from the web. Check out the top ten funnies featured during  the week of June 14th-20th, 2010 after the break.

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Besides providing one long note in the key of “annoying”, Vuvuzela Hero should also include an added feature where angry soccer fans tell you to shut up, and you are forced to start a riot in a series of one-one one fighting matches. That would make it much more realistic.

(via Reddit)

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Strange, the Horn of Helm Hammerhand looks a lot like those annoying instruments that ruin soccer games and sound like a billion mosquitoes are attacking the stadium. Click the image to view the animation.

(via The Daily What)

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