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07-06-2007, 10:33 PM
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thats hardcore dude, bummer the cops busted it,
here is some of the big stuff I got this year
I forget how many firecrackers where in that role but it lasted for 27 min.
ours was only 700 shots
and of course the mortars and what not,
I also thought it was funny how last year the neighbor was bitching about our fireworks and she said "...I hope you all get jobs next year so you wont be up all night shooting off these damn things bla bla bla ..."
well this year we all had jobs, but that just means we spent wayyy much more than last year bwahahahah
here is some of the big stuff I got this year
I forget how many firecrackers where in that role but it lasted for 27 min.
ours was only 700 shots
and of course the mortars and what not,
I also thought it was funny how last year the neighbor was bitching about our fireworks and she said "...I hope you all get jobs next year so you wont be up all night shooting off these damn things bla bla bla ..."
well this year we all had jobs, but that just means we spent wayyy much more than last year bwahahahah
07-06-2007, 11:49 PM
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Originally Posted by oifish
thats hardcore dude, bummer the cops busted it,
here is some of the big stuff I got this year
I forget how many firecrackers where in that role but it lasted for 27 min.
here is some of the big stuff I got this year
I forget how many firecrackers where in that role but it lasted for 27 min.
It's a LOT More fun if you leave 1/2 of it at the end all raveled up still, it's a sweet *** bonfire of CRACKLING MADNESS hahaha
07-07-2007, 06:29 PM
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haha it was pretty expensive,
I think it was around 70 bucks or so, I do want to get another and leave it rolled up but its fun to just have constant crackling while shooting off other mortars, and people around the neighborhood the next day kept talking about how there was constant fireworks for almost a half hour straight.
I think it was around 70 bucks or so, I do want to get another and leave it rolled up but its fun to just have constant crackling while shooting off other mortars, and people around the neighborhood the next day kept talking about how there was constant fireworks for almost a half hour straight.
07-07-2007, 06:36 PM
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Originally Posted by Mr. Trick
Is that guy really a cop. What if he has to chase a guy on foot?
...WHAT A PIGGY. 
07-10-2007, 02:11 PM
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Originally Posted by whynot
I was thinking Mac attack. lol
Fireworks rock, how did you do the setup with the pvc and remote? I like all of the stories about cherry bombs from my dad.
07-11-2007, 07:29 PM
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Originally Posted by oifish
haha it was pretty expensive,
I think it was around 70 bucks or so, I do want to get another and leave it rolled up but its fun to just have constant crackling while shooting off other mortars, and people around the neighborhood the next day kept talking about how there was constant fireworks for almost a half hour straight.
I think it was around 70 bucks or so, I do want to get another and leave it rolled up but its fun to just have constant crackling while shooting off other mortars, and people around the neighborhood the next day kept talking about how there was constant fireworks for almost a half hour straight.
Originally Posted by whynot
I was thinking Mac attack. lol