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Nuke the bastardsOriginally posted by MarillionFan View PostNext door have bought a tulip load of fireworks and they are raining down on my conservatory.
Pointed all of my rockets at their house, with one bouncing off the roof before exploding above their heads.
Bastards retailated with some massive explosion.
Just about to wheel about my 150 shot power shower rocket. May have to pop back out and buy some more. Not losing this one.
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5 tonnes of fertiliser in the back of a van does not really glass as fireworks Cliphead, no matter what your solicitor says.Originally posted by Cliphead View PostDoes nobody make their own pyro anymore? I still have most of my fingers. Enough to play a banjo anyway.
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Does nobody make their own pyro anymore? I still have most of my fingers. Enough to play a banjo anyway.Originally posted by MarillionFan View PostNext door have bought a tulip load of fireworks and they are raining down on my conservatory.
Pointed all of my rockets at their house, with one bouncing off the roof before exploding above their heads.
Bastards retailated with some massive explosion.
Just about to wheel about my 150 shot power shower rocket. May have to pop back out and buy some more. Not losing this one.
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Firework War
Next door have bought a tulip load of fireworks and they are raining down on my conservatory.
Pointed all of my rockets at their house, with one bouncing off the roof before exploding above their heads.
Bastards retailated with some massive explosion.
Just about to wheel about my 150 shot power shower rocket. May have to pop back out and buy some more. Not losing this one.
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