World Cup fans - where to get vuvuzela?

Anyone know anyplace locally that has vuvuzelas for sale?

Wasn't he that guy in the Bible that lived to be 969 years old?

[Robin Garr]

Mike, I found these on this page:
http://www.merchantcircle.com/directory ... rican?s=20

No guarantees as to its accuracy. They still list Chez Seneba on Gilmore lane and still shoe Teranga restaurant on Old Bardstown, so the list is apparently a few years out of date. But it wouldn't take long to call around:

All African Food Market
1103 Larchmont Ave, Louisville, KY, 40215
502-363-2409

African American Heritage Foundation
433 S 18th St, Louisville, KY, 40203
502-581-0762

The African Food Store
4314 Taylor Blvd, Louisville, KY, 40215
502-384-3667

African Market Inc
1316 Central Ave, Louisville, KY, 40208
502-634-3324

Unique African Collectibles At Cchill
3351 Brownsboro Rd, Louisville, KY, 40207
502-876-3345 Cchill Offers A Variety Of Unique And Authentic Handmade Art, Ceramics, And Household Items Direct ...

Maybe Horners Novelties?

Oh lord please keep those things out of Louisville. I can barely stand to watch games in my home with that stupid buzzing sound going full force for every match. I'd go crazy if I was in a bar and that sounds was on both the TV AND live.

[Robin Garr]

Oh lord please keep those things out of Louisville. I can barely stand to watch games in my home with that stupid buzzing sound going full force for every match. I'd go crazy if I was in a bar and that sounds was on both the TV AND live.

"This incessant football is spoiling my enjoyment of the vuvuzelas."

More seriously, I read somewhere today - NY Times, I think - that the ESPN engineers are using electronic magic to tone down the specific frequencies of the vuvuzelas. Univision may be doing the same. The buzzing sure sounded considerably muted during the game just ended, although that may have been psychological as Uruguay thrashed South Africa 3-0.