| Fireworks 16:45 - Oct 30 with 1498 views | Jackfath |
Why in this day and age are they not banned for public purchasing? I cannot see the purpose in selling these to the general public and surely the dangers far outweigh any profit the sellers could make.
Here's my propsal.
If you wish to be a purchaser then you have to be licenced. You have to apply to the council for the privilage. If you are cuaght purchasing or selling fireworls illegally then the same rules apply as with tobacco and alcohol.
If you want to watch a display go to a council run one.
Keep safe this period and also look after your dog. |  |
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| Fireworks on 16:56 - Oct 30 with 1479 views | lifelong |
I concur.
It started last night, by next Friday it will be very frightening for very young children and very old people, as well as dogs. |  | | |
| Fireworks on 16:56 - Oct 30 with 1479 views | dickythorpe |
The internet is also an easy way to buy fireworks. I just wish it was only local authorities who could get their hands on them and then just them that put on displays. |  | | |
| Fireworks on 17:03 - Oct 30 with 1460 views | exiledclaseboy |
"Licensed"
They should be banned for anything other than organised displays. |  |
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| Fireworks on 17:13 - Oct 30 with 1437 views | KokoJack |
Myself+ Randy (guinea pig) Chill from a Special Tree, Two cold Cans of The Fools Fizz and a Snicker for Randy.
Feel for The frail, OverLook Sad Beings , Hard Earned inFlame
Mr Fawke is The Celebration.
Won and Died in Failure. |  |
| Dont trust your own relfection.
Trust nothing.
Trust the black and white army, thats all you need. |
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| Fireworks on 17:16 - Oct 30 with 1427 views | blueytheblue |
I'd agree with banning them. Well remember over 30 years a go a church bonfire, with "experts" doing a firework display - and it was a professional company.
Rocket went awry, hit a 2 yr old on her dad's shoulders next to me. Poor girl lost an eye in it... when it comes to fireworks, can never forget the smell of the burnt flesh.
They aren't toys, they are dangerous - things can go wrong even with professionals. |  |
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| Fireworks on 18:13 - Oct 30 with 1371 views | union_jack |
| Fireworks on 17:16 - Oct 30 by blueytheblue |
I'd agree with banning them. Well remember over 30 years a go a church bonfire, with "experts" doing a firework display - and it was a professional company.
Rocket went awry, hit a 2 yr old on her dad's shoulders next to me. Poor girl lost an eye in it... when it comes to fireworks, can never forget the smell of the burnt flesh.
They aren't toys, they are dangerous - things can go wrong even with professionals. |
Horrendous story Bluey, sadly one that is repeated year after year.
Enough should have been enough years ago. My God, you can't do anything these days because if H&S yet we allow explosive devices capable if killing or maiming people in the Hans=do if Joe public.
There have been news items recently of young whippersnappers throwing some into post boxes or flat foyers and watching the destruction they make. Why ffs?
Can't believe we can still buy them, I really can't. |  |
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| Fireworks on 19:30 - Oct 30 with 1312 views | jesushchrist |
I remember laughing at the post some crazy put on here a while ago about setting fireworks off at his neighbour. | | | |
| Fireworks on 19:34 - Oct 30 with 1302 views | perchrockjack |
Fireworks night should be one night only. | |
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| Fireworks on 20:00 - Oct 30 with 1266 views | Ebo |
| Fireworks on 17:03 - Oct 30 by exiledclaseboy |
"Licensed"
They should be banned for anything other than organised displays. |
This.
My cat is too spaced out on catnip to be bothered, but the dog is petrified. |  |
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| Fireworks on 21:26 - Oct 30 with 1204 views | Cooperman |
| Fireworks on 20:00 - Oct 30 by Ebo |
This.
My cat is too spaced out on catnip to be bothered, but the dog is petrified. |
A friend of a friend was walking their dog on Llanelli beach earlier this week, the dog was spooked by a firework and run off without the owner being able to find it. The dog was found drowned on the shoreline a few days later. |  |
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| Fireworks on 22:51 - Oct 30 with 1149 views | pikeypaul |
| Fireworks on 19:34 - Oct 30 by perchrockjack |
Fireworks night should be one night only. |
IT is otherwise it would be known as fireworks nights. |  |
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| Fireworks on 22:58 - Oct 30 with 1140 views | epaul |
It's Diwali tonight and since the moment its been dark its been like the blitz here with fireworks going off non stop (Southall just down the road) and its still going on |  |
| The hair and the beard have gone I am now conforming to society, tis a sad day
The b*stards are coming back though |
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| Fireworks on 00:35 - Oct 31 with 1094 views | morningstar |
Fireworks are ok as long as the users are responsible, especially bangers. When i was a 10 year old we used to be able to go to the newsagents and buy them in any quantities we liked and used them as grenades in war games down the beach. The only accident i remember was when Mark Langton got his leg burned but it was agreed at the time that it was his own fault for volunteering to be a German. |  |
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| Fireworks on 00:49 - Oct 31 with 1082 views | phact0rri |
I think a curfew at the very least, fireworks going off (and the cacophony of vehicle alarms) at 2am during the work week, is more than a bit of an annoyance. |  |
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| Fireworks on 08:07 - Oct 31 with 994 views | perchrockjack |
NO, most urban areas have at least 5 Fireworks nights | |
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