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Originally Posted by pirate1111:

 i hate them

 

stupid people confusing halloween with guy fawkes

 

and my old greyhound is hiding under my desk

i remember when fireworks were sold in Nov & NOT ALL YEAR ROUND

 

rant over

 

 

I'm getting really annoyed with Star City as they keep letting them off at 10pm and it's driving my dog Milo mad grrrr

FM

My opinion is they should only be sold to organised displays. I hate the average anyone having them.

 

I remember being tormented as a teen by the local lads throwing them at us girls, and then years later working part time in a petrol station, and arseholes throwing them on the forecourt when people were filling up.

 

The local shop round the corner where I used to live would sell them to anyone despite their age, until I went in after the fuel station forecourt incident, and told them I was going to report them if I saw one more teen in the village with any fireworks.

Cinds
Originally Posted by Cinds:

My opinion is they should only be sold to organised displays. I hate the average anyone having them.

 

I remember being tormented as a teen by the local lads throwing them at us girls, and then years later working part time in a petrol station, and arseholes throwing them on the forecourt when people were filling up.

 

The local shop round the corner where I used to live would sell them to anyone despite their age, until I went in after the fuel station forecourt incident, and told them I was going to report them if I saw one more teen in the village with any fireworks.

FM

Firstly i LOVE fireworks.

Secondly i think bangers should be banned - they aint fireworks they are lil bombs.

One of my fondest childhood memories was having a display in our garden.

If sales to the public are banned then so will sparklers and I think that would be a shame.

But i see H&S taking this away from us all.

 

As for organised displays - i can see costs meaning they will end and H&S will ban them in the end.

And so . . . another tradition will die in this country

Saint
Originally Posted by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities:
Originally Posted by Garage Joe:
They never ban anything associated with commerce. You only had to look at that Tesco pumpkin buyer the other night. The one who said that she wanted the "festival" to enlarge year on year.

 

No, definitely not. It's not even something we celebrated until the Americans imported it.

The Irish and the Scots imported it there and then they exported it back in it's modern, commercialised form!

kimota

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