Cracker night
7 June 2002 22:10This weekend is what is called The Queen's Birthday Long Weekend. We used to buy fireworks and build bonfires and have late night picnics while we set off the bungers.
Can't anymore, of course. Fireworks are banned. The last incident injured a kid when he took the powder out of a bunch of fizzers, poured it into a copper pipe, and had it explode in his face when he started drilling a fuse hole. See how dangerous fireworks are?
I might consider constucting a sparkler bomb. Take >500 sparklers and tie them together, light one and stand back.
Can't anymore, of course. Fireworks are banned. The last incident injured a kid when he took the powder out of a bunch of fizzers, poured it into a copper pipe, and had it explode in his face when he started drilling a fuse hole. See how dangerous fireworks are?
I might consider constucting a sparkler bomb. Take >500 sparklers and tie them together, light one and stand back.
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Date: 7 Jun 2002 05:42 (UTC)licenses, ok. that's fine. but illegal? it just makes me rather sad that we're protecting the people who go out of their way to do stupid stuff...
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Date: 7 Jun 2002 08:19 (UTC)Well,thats my 2c anyway..:)I just think you'd be great at it;)
Eeeeenteresting...
Date: 7 Jun 2002 13:14 (UTC)For us HMTQ's official b'day was _last_ weekend. And we have "cracker night" on Guy Fawkes, 5th of November.
Re: Eeeeenteresting...
Date: 7 Jun 2002 18:33 (UTC)I think everyone should celebrate Guy Fawkes. He was the only bloke EVER to enter parliament fully intending to carry out his promises.
Re: Eeeeenteresting...
Date: 8 Jun 2002 00:43 (UTC)(And here in Colorado, all fireworks are banned...about fifteen years ago we had a state senator force a bill through because fireworks scared her cat.)