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Old 22-10-2004, 15:06   #13
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Re: 2004 firework thread

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Originally Posted by Paul M
No it isn't.

What completly biased tosh. My family has enjoyed a bonfire party (and new year celebations) with a fireworks display provided by myself for something like 10+ years now. It really makes me mad that people seem to class everyone who buys fireworks as some sort of explosive mad yob.

Oh, and for the record - we have heard a couple so far this year.
where in there did I say everyone who buys fireworks is a yob? dont jump to conclusions.

I am mearly expressing the point that selling to the general public is as safe as handing over explosives to anyone over 18 at your local shop.

Round here selling fireworks to people is like offering the keys to the local brewery.


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why the hell anybody would want something as dangerous as explosives around their family anyway is beyond me.
I dont know but Paul appears to be passionate about being allowed to do it.
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