Fireworks - How much should I spend?
Fireworks - How much should I spend?
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28 September 2007, 10:10 PM
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Got some big rockets for the Millenium, ended up jamming them in the grid upto the 'line', lit the blue touch paper and set the streets drains on fire because it was upside down.....
The rest of the street then realised that I had drank far too much...
The rest of the street then realised that I had drank far too much...
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28 September 2007, 10:22 PM
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we bought £100 last year and never used em sat in my shed will they still be ok????
long story but there was some huuuuge rockets in there, me drunk decides to let one of em go about 7pm with mates in garden, i never put the tube in floor to launch em from like a dick i stuck the stick on the rocket right into mud
needless to say was intersting the rocket never left the ground and it displayed all its prettys 2 foot from the floor, luckily all kids etc were indoors it was jut me and a mate byt ime it went big style were were already int he kitchen behind door with our tails between legs and brown pants pmsl
hence there still int he shed
long story but there was some huuuuge rockets in there, me drunk decides to let one of em go about 7pm with mates in garden, i never put the tube in floor to launch em from like a dick i stuck the stick on the rocket right into mud
needless to say was intersting the rocket never left the ground and it displayed all its prettys 2 foot from the floor, luckily all kids etc were indoors it was jut me and a mate byt ime it went big style were were already int he kitchen behind door with our tails between legs and brown pants pmsl
hence there still int he shed
28 September 2007, 10:26 PM
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I bet you have a big brown circle......in the grass! Still!
we bought £100 last year and never used em sat in my shed will they still be ok????
long story but there was some huuuuge rockets in there, me drunk decides to let one of em go about 7pm with mates in garden, i never put the tube in floor to launch em from like a dick i stuck the stick on the rocket right into mud
needless to say was intersting the rocket never left the ground and it displayed all its prettys 2 foot from the floor, luckily all kids etc were indoors it was jut me and a mate byt ime it went big style were were already int he kitchen behind door with our tails between legs and brown pants pmsl
hence there still int he shed
long story but there was some huuuuge rockets in there, me drunk decides to let one of em go about 7pm with mates in garden, i never put the tube in floor to launch em from like a dick i stuck the stick on the rocket right into mud
needless to say was intersting the rocket never left the ground and it displayed all its prettys 2 foot from the floor, luckily all kids etc were indoors it was jut me and a mate byt ime it went big style were were already int he kitchen behind door with our tails between legs and brown pants pmsl
hence there still int he shed
28 September 2007, 10:29 PM
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28 September 2007, 10:36 PM
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long story but there was some huuuuge rockets in there, me drunk decides to let one of em go about 7pm with mates in garden, i never put the tube in floor to launch em from like a dick i stuck the stick on the rocket right into mud
needless to say was intersting the rocket never left the ground and it displayed all its prettys 2 foot from the floor
needless to say was intersting the rocket never left the ground and it displayed all its prettys 2 foot from the floor
I've been looking for the video of a very similar incident, which funnily enough was also after a couple of beers..
28 September 2007, 11:15 PM
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28 September 2007, 11:22 PM
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Thanks for that, looks AWESOME! I normally use[url=http://www.highlightpyro.com/]highlight-pyrotechnics-retail
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28 September 2007, 11:41 PM
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Dunno how it is with you lot over there, but over here you need a special licence to get your paws on cat 4 fireworks. The only way you can get a licence is to be able to demonstrate that you have substantial experience of using, handling and storing cat 4 stuff and that you have held a HSE compliant cat 4 display. Sounds like a catch 22??? Not when you volunteer to help out with the local boat club halloween display 
- Apparently now I am a professional :roll: (Confusingly, this only works because I am self employed)
Cat 4 stuff costs fek all in comparison to normal garden fireworks. Monster aerial shells cost less than a decent garden rocket and you can get big cakes with 80-100 smaller shells and a few 200mm shells for a couple of hunderd quid. Not the sort of stuff you want to be mixing with beer though. TBTH I think the thrill comes from not dying as opposed to watching the pretty stars
- Apparently now I am a professional :roll: (Confusingly, this only works because I am self employed)Cat 4 stuff costs fek all in comparison to normal garden fireworks. Monster aerial shells cost less than a decent garden rocket and you can get big cakes with 80-100 smaller shells and a few 200mm shells for a couple of hunderd quid. Not the sort of stuff you want to be mixing with beer though. TBTH I think the thrill comes from not dying as opposed to watching the pretty stars