ucking fireworks have just started going off
02 October 2004, 08:32 PM
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ucking fireworks have just started going off
they were at it 5.30 this morning now they are going off again, can they not spend their money on a burberry cap like normal teenagers
why do we have to put up with a month of fireworks going off every night?
02 October 2004, 10:00 PM
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Same here, only it was at 3pm up on the Heath next to my house.
Bloody glad to hear the police arriving about five minutes later to tell the little monsters to clear off home and play computer games like all normal 10 year olds!
Bloody glad to hear the police arriving about five minutes later to tell the little monsters to clear off home and play computer games like all normal 10 year olds!
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02 October 2004, 10:15 PM
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mmmm still going off round here, but the nutters arent satisfied with the ones they buy! Oh no they have to 'modify' them so you get one hell of an explosion!! They even use metal containers round here for added effect!!!????
02 October 2004, 10:35 PM
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The new law states it is an offence to let them off between 11pm and 7am, and for under 18s to possess them in a public place. WOW.
02 October 2004, 10:50 PM
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Originally Posted by sparkykev
The new law states it is an offence to let them off between 11pm and 7am, and for under 18s to possess them in a public place. WOW.
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02 October 2004, 11:08 PM
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Originally Posted by alcazar
We've had airbombs at approximately 10 minute intervals, every weekend for the last 3, and they go off from about dark until 1am or so.
How the fek do they afford it?
The police aren't interested, apparently no laws are being broken!
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How the fek do they afford it?
The police aren't interested, apparently no laws are being broken!
Alcazar
Shes been in the force for a few year and her husband has just finished training.
Probs had all their piggy m8s there aswell.
03 October 2004, 04:03 AM
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Originally Posted by Warwick-hunt
can they not spend their money on a burberry cap like normal teenagers
Guess they fail to realise their whole brand is associated with them now.
Edit: Found the link.
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03 October 2004, 03:29 PM
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They love them around here.
They blow cars up, telephone boxes, houses, you name it.
Its not all bad though, two of the cars where police cars.......
Industrial fireworks, chopped up and BOOOM.......
I blame Frank......LOL
They blow cars up, telephone boxes, houses, you name it.
Its not all bad though, two of the cars where police cars.......
Industrial fireworks, chopped up and BOOOM.......
I blame Frank......LOL
03 October 2004, 04:15 PM
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Its fun when you're young but a pain when you grow up (not older )
Used to find it fun (school days) but now find it a pain in the **** and view it to be very anti-social and inconsiderate. As a pet owner I would like to see them banned but then I think back to when we messed around with fireworks when younger and conclude I would be hypercrytical to say that.
Bob
)Used to find it fun (school days) but now find it a pain in the **** and view it to be very anti-social and inconsiderate. As a pet owner I would like to see them banned but then I think back to when we messed around with fireworks when younger and conclude I would be hypercrytical to say that.
Bob
03 October 2004, 06:50 PM
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Originally Posted by BOB'5
Its fun when you're young but a pain when you grow up (not older )
Used to find it fun (school days) but now find it a pain in the **** and view it to be very anti-social and inconsiderate. As a pet owner I would like to see them banned but then I think back to when we messed around with fireworks when younger and conclude I would be hypercrytical to say that.
Bob
)Used to find it fun (school days) but now find it a pain in the **** and view it to be very anti-social and inconsiderate. As a pet owner I would like to see them banned but then I think back to when we messed around with fireworks when younger and conclude I would be hypercrytical to say that.
Bob
You like pets and they like fireworks. The two don't coexist happily, yet neither should be given precedance over the other.
Although personally I have to confess I never grew out of fireworks!
03 October 2004, 09:12 PM
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Nice one Bob, I feel the same way!
You like pets and they like fireworks. The two don't coexist happily, yet neither should be given precedance over the other.
Although personally I have to confess I never grew out of fireworks!
You like pets and they like fireworks. The two don't coexist happily, yet neither should be given precedance over the other.
Although personally I have to confess I never grew out of fireworks!
Bob
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