Fireworks - Page 3

kathleen_firth · 28-10-2008, 19:15

yep...

Lilly · 28-10-2008, 22:02

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Originally Posted by kathleen_firth

i was walking through blackburn town last night around 7.00 pm and i could hear a group of people discussing weather or notto through a firwork at us or not...

i had my daughter in her pram at the time.

i feel sick thinking about the sick teenagers these days

I know exactly how you feel, Kathleen.

That's happened to me.

jaysay · 29-10-2008, 10:51

Well I spoke to soon, one went of near my place last night, just one mind you, but its only 8 days to go to Bonfire Night so I don't think that's bad for change, its usually been every night for a month before in the past

MargaretR · 29-10-2008, 10:53

The upside of this awful weather is that the chavs prefer to stay in for their amusement

Retlaw · 29-10-2008, 21:12

[quote=jambutty;645125]For heaven’s sake!

Were none of your whingers kids? Did you not let off fireworks?

No, only ever saw 1/2 dozen fireworks, were'nt allowed bonfires either.
There were'nt any fireworks until around till 1946/47.
Consider yourself lucky, you were able to annoy peope.
Retlaw.

BERNADETTE · 05-11-2008, 21:57

Well from the fireworks I've seen tonight the people of Accrington aren't feeling the "credit crunch" there was plenty of money burnt round here

emamum · 05-11-2008, 21:59

we had a good view from up here, no need to go anywhere

MargaretR · 05-11-2008, 22:00

I need sleep and the pesky things kept me awake, so I'm back on here til the banging stops

lindsay ormerod · 05-11-2008, 22:09

The more I read of the whining on here ,the more I am convinced that our great British sense of humour and our sense of fun took a hike a long while back .
I spent Sat Nov 1st at an organised bonfire and then had around 15 people, mainly adults of respectable professions back to my humble abode where we ate hotdogs and blackpeas, and set off many , many fireworks in my tiny backyard. Did anyone complain..... NO. We drank and laughed and even taped some rockets together, we had a riot, no one died , it was a great night. We have done the same for the last 8 or 9 years; it's called FUN.

Try it, you might enjoy it !

MargaretR · 05-11-2008, 22:28

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Originally Posted by lindsay ormerod

The more I read of the whining on here ,the more I am convinced that our great British sense of humour and our sense of fun took a hike a long while back .
I spent Sat Nov 1st at an organised bonfire and then had around 15 people, mainly adults of respectable professions back to my humble abode where we ate hotdogs and blackpeas, and set off many , many fireworks in my tiny backyard. Did anyone complain..... NO. We drank and laughed and even taped some rockets together, we had a riot, no one died , it was a great night. We have done the same for the last 8 or 9 years; it's called FUN.

Try it, you might enjoy it !

I have CFS - sleep is a medical need - if it was one of the rare days when I was capable of 'having fun' I would have done so

K.S.H · 05-11-2008, 22:34

if a person with cfs was that fatigued wouldn't they sleep through it? i know i can and i haven't got it

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Lilly · 05-11-2008, 22:36

Quote:

Originally Posted by lindsay ormerod

The more I read of the whining on here ,the more I am convinced that our great British sense of humour and our sense of fun took a hike a long while back .
I spent Sat Nov 1st at an organised bonfire and then had around 15 people, mainly adults of respectable professions back to my humble abode where we ate hotdogs and blackpeas, and set off many , many fireworks in my tiny backyard. Did anyone complain..... NO. We drank and laughed and even taped some rockets together, we had a riot, no one died , it was a great night. We have done the same for the last 8 or 9 years; it's called FUN.

Try it, you might enjoy it !

We set some fireworks off in the garden earlier on tonight for the kids. There were several families doing the same round here. They enjoyed it and fun was had.

I only complain when I hear fireworks being set off at 2am or too early, like in September.

Fireworks make some people, like Margaret, ill.

In which case, for those people, it is not fun.

Fun is only fun if you're finding it funny..........if you know what I mean.

cashman · 06-11-2008, 01:05

gotta say never known a nov 5th when the fireworks ceased as early, hope all the kids had a great night n are home safe.

odders · 06-11-2008, 01:15

well its been quite in Blackburn aswell not heard a bang for over half an hour, has the credit crunch kicked in, oh I think so!!! Well least I haven't had to hear the bloomin things, go off all day and night for the last four weeks.

garinda · 06-11-2008, 01:25

Why couldn't those Papist plotters have chosen another month?

It would be much more fun to celebrate the failed terrorist attack on Parliament in July.

Still, at least it wasn't pee'ing down this November the fifth.