I want some big fook off fireworks
11 January 2002, 01:00 PM
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Nice one Mark. 
Check out www.spectacularfireworks.co.uk. Mick, a mate of mine runs the place, and I'm sure he will sort you out via mail order. CrisPDuk & me usually spend a weeks wages with them every bonny night.
Can reccommend the 5ft high mortars, especially if you hate the neighbours.
[Edited by Olly - 11/1/2002 1:01:26 PM]
Check out www.spectacularfireworks.co.uk. Mick, a mate of mine runs the place, and I'm sure he will sort you out via mail order. CrisPDuk & me usually spend a weeks wages with them every bonny night.
Can reccommend the 5ft high mortars, especially if you hate the neighbours.
[Edited by Olly - 11/1/2002 1:01:26 PM]
11 January 2002, 02:02 PM
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WWSD, could be a bit out of the way, but theres a shop on the roundabout leading to the A1 from the north circular road (NW london), if its not too far let me know and i'll mail you the exact location.
01 November 2002, 01:01 PM
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Mr Google.com has the answer as always!
http://www.firework-review.org.uk/suppliers.htm
My mate uses one of these (can't remember which, of course!) and he gats fantastic ones by Mail Order - they might all be a bit busy at the mo, though
http://www.firework-review.org.uk/suppliers.htm
My mate uses one of these (can't remember which, of course!) and he gats fantastic ones by Mail Order - they might all be a bit busy at the mo, though
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My mate bought a party pack last year (cost about 125quid) then found that the warning in the box said this "do not set these fire works off within 25 meters of a house, to be used only in an open area" or words to that effect
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01 November 2002, 04:31 PM
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Great stuff chaps - I'll have a mosey around.
We are letting them off on common land so 25 meter radius will be fine.
<dusts down my tin helement and flame suit>
We are letting them off on common land so 25 meter radius will be fine.
<dusts down my tin helement and flame suit>
01 November 2002, 05:26 PM
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Tony,
I never buy fireworks unless they say *at least* 25 metres minimum safe distance
If you are careful with setting them up, they are perfectly safe in a back garden. But being careful, I mean by making sure that if something does go wrong, spectators are not going to get a face full.
Cheers
Ian
I never buy fireworks unless they say *at least* 25 metres minimum safe distance
If you are careful with setting them up, they are perfectly safe in a back garden. But being careful, I mean by making sure that if something does go wrong, spectators are not going to get a face full.
Cheers
Ian
01 November 2002, 09:25 PM
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Believe it or not, I saw some impressive ones in Homebase, including one monster **** off one about the size of a shoe box!
(makes mental note, must go and buy the bugger tomorrow)
(makes mental note, must go and buy the bugger tomorrow
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You can always do what Iain Banks (the author) and his mates have done. They set up a ltd company to do firework displays, with the sole intention of getting trade accounts with all the big manufacturers. This means they can get hold of serious fireworks for their own use
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Go to prague... They where selling bangers the size of a Midi Hi-fi speaker for about £6.00. Take all the windows out of your house if you let it off outside the door!!!!! Some punk threw one into a reastaurant I was eating in ,New year long time ago. nearly dumped my pants!!!
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So what did you all buy?
I have found this and think i better make a trip down before the network-q http://www.everalls-fireworks.co.uk/index.html
I have found this and think i better make a trip down before the network-q http://www.everalls-fireworks.co.uk/index.html
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