loopylass
04-09-2007, 20:04
Well you can tell it's September, inconsiderate people have started letting them off. It's like this every year now. Scares my pets whitless. I'm sick of it. What's happened to just having them on Bonfire night :rant:
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View Full Version : Fireworks... they've started! loopylass 04-09-2007, 20:04 Well you can tell it's September, inconsiderate people have started letting them off. It's like this every year now. Scares my pets whitless. I'm sick of it. What's happened to just having them on Bonfire night :rant: Stormy 04-09-2007, 20:05 Just be thankfull you dont live in Bhagdad Wizzzard 04-09-2007, 20:09 When I moved to Sheffield I couldn't believe how far in advance fireworks were going off and how long they continued to be let off after fireworks night. Must be a northern thing. :huh: loopylass 04-09-2007, 20:09 Just be thankfull you dont live in Bhagdad Ha ha very funny :hihi: Pseudonym 04-09-2007, 22:39 When I moved to Sheffield I couldn't believe how far in advance fireworks were going off and how long they continued to be let off after fireworks night. Must be a northern thing. :huh:Nope, it's an inconsiderate IDIOTS thing! blusky 04-09-2007, 22:40 I totally agree. I have pets and two young kids and it is very annoying. Bonfire Night seems to last forever Tipex 04-09-2007, 22:41 Well you can tell it's September, inconsiderate people have started letting them off. It's like this every year now. Scares my pets whitless. I'm sick of it. What's happened to just having them on Bonfire night :rant: Oh shut up women :hihi: its that time of year that gets u in the mood for xmas:love: and cosy nights in with a chinese:) Wayneos 04-09-2007, 22:45 Just be thankfull you dont live in Bhagdad Is that anywhere near Baghdad :hihi:, nice quite province in the heart of Iraq blusky 04-09-2007, 22:47 Oh shut up women :hihi: its that time of year that gets u in the mood for xmas:love: and cosy nights in with a chinese:) Its true. When I went out early this morning I did get that run upto Christmas feeling! I think the OP has a point though. Fireworks at organised at displays are great on one night. Let off by little chavs all year round is annoying though. Ghostrider 04-09-2007, 22:49 Fireworks already ! Will PM Freebird and ask him to shut up shop for a while :hihi: Tipex 04-09-2007, 22:51 Dont think we should complain to much about traditions tho. I have a pub near to me who plays loud music friday and saturday but its the weekend and everyones partying so we let them be. I just like to hear someone around : D susie34 04-09-2007, 23:18 firework party at mine this weekend anyone up for it :hihi::hihi: Tarquin 04-09-2007, 23:27 Headphones for my 2 dogs please susie34 04-09-2007, 23:32 firework party at mine this weekend anyone up for it :hihi::hihi: its going to be a BANGING PARTY :hihi::hihi: tom3t0 04-09-2007, 23:36 obviously people want to celebrate the attempted blowing of parliament much more these days. newvanandman 05-09-2007, 08:06 Well you can tell it's September, inconsiderate people have started letting them off. It's like this every year now. Scares my pets whitless. I'm sick of it. What's happened to just having them on Bonfire night :rant: Get a life! loopylass 05-09-2007, 08:09 Get a life! I have thank you & so have my pets who deserve to enjoy it. wheateruk 06-09-2007, 02:04 obviously people want to celebrate the attempted blowing of parliament much more these days. with some of rediculous laws lately that would be a yes:hihi: stoneface 06-09-2007, 02:44 fireworks equals noise or didnt u dog owners know that Pinkie 06-09-2007, 09:02 Seriously? Already? Well, to be fair I DID start seeing christmas cards in shops over a week ago, so I guess it's firewarks time......:rolleyes: Andrew B 06-09-2007, 09:06 Well you can tell it's September, inconsiderate people have started letting them off. It's like this every year now. Scares my pets whitless. I'm sick of it. What's happened to just having them on Bonfire night :rant: I agree loopylass.:thumbsup: I am sick of the people setting them off all the time, i have a neighbour who decides to start his parties at around 10pm and then sits there all night setting off fireworks and throwing his empty lager bottles in the Greenbelt behind us, whilst playing LOUD music and shouting like drunken idiots do. I have two cats who have to be locked in at night and two kids who would like some sleep. Also how long will it be until we hear on the news about someone "Blowing Up" a post box or telephone box. The original tradition for fireworks night was to "Burn" an effigy of Guy Fawks (On november the 5th), then later on Fireworks were added. 90% of fireworks that you hear in the day and night are set of by Lowlife ASBO's who need to get a life (to quote newvanman) not the respectable people who are trying to live an honest and quiet life. I am sure that most of the people who thinks its ok would have something to say about it if one of their loved ones got injured. Also why now do people have to set them off at weddings, birthdays, Anniversarys & Newyears..... I thought we were in England / Great Britain, NOT China. Tess 06-09-2007, 12:51 obviously people want to celebrate the attempted blowing of parliament much more these days. lol i wonder why..:hihi: tom3t0 06-09-2007, 13:00 I agree loopylass.:thumbsup: I am sick of the people setting them off all the time, i have a neighbour who decides to start his parties at around 10pm and then sits there all night setting off fireworks and throwing his empty lager bottles in the Greenbelt behind us, whilst playing LOUD music and shouting like drunken idiots do. I have two cats who have to be locked in at night and two kids who would like some sleep. Also how long will it be until we hear on the news about someone "Blowing Up" a post box or telephone box. The original tradition for fireworks night was to "Burn" an effigy of Guy Fawks (On november the 5th), then later on Fireworks were added. 90% of fireworks that you hear in the day and night are set of by Lowlife ASBO's who need to get a life (to quote newvanman) not the respectable people who are trying to live an honest and quiet life. I am sure that most of the people who thinks its ok would have something to say about it if one of their loved ones got injured. Also why now do people have to set them off at weddings, birthdays, Anniversarys & Newyears..... I thought we were in England / Great Britain, NOT China. i thought an ASBO was a piece of paper, not a person HarmOKnee 06-09-2007, 13:21 Well you can tell it's September, inconsiderate people have started letting them off. It's like this every year now. Scares my pets whitless. I'm sick of it. What's happened to just having them on Bonfire night :rant: I really hate them too especially because of pets. I used to have to give my dog tranquilisers because he was petrified of the bl**dy fireworks. Sadly my dog is doggie heaven now. They do seem to get earlier & earlier and louder & louder every year. Some of them even shake the house. Waffer 06-09-2007, 15:16 Well.... Merry Christmas to you all.... and a happy New Year.... Wahayyyy the holidays are back Freebird 06-09-2007, 20:20 Fireworks already ! Will PM Freebird and ask him to shut up shop for a while :hihi: Aaaahh, Gone, But Not Forgotten.:hihi: How's Tricks You Old B*gger? Ghostrider 06-09-2007, 21:13 Not doing bad matey, hows life with you and the other half ? BenB2k 06-09-2007, 23:29 i thought the letting off of fireworks randomly was to let all the druggies know theres new batches of drugs in ready for collection??? *_ash_* 07-09-2007, 00:59 obviously people want to celebrate the attempted blowing of parliament much more these days. ahaha :hihi: like this post tom. On topic though, if people 'celebrated firework night' as earlier as shops 'celebrate Christmas' it would be far worse. |