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Cobalt87
Junior tranceaddict

Registered: Jul 2004
Location: Connecticut, United States
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last summer, a friend and I were taking ground spinners and lighting them off inside of a wine box. For some reason were though it was halious to watch the smoke come out of the box, and see the chared insides. We must have been bored.
I couple of summers ago right around the 4th of July, my family was watching the fireworks on the Themes River in our sailboat. There were at least 50 other boats around us, of coarse in the "don't anchor zone", but who cares on the 4th Right before the show, the yatch for the Foxwoods casino guests pulled infront of view of the barge, that ticked everybody off, horns were going off, shouting, all kinds of crap.They moved. The barge was 1/4 mile away and there was an excellent display of fireworks, and the noise was great! Just before the show, someone lit a cherry bomb off on there boat. There just happened to be the Coast Guard above us, but they didn't care for some reason.
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Jan-18-2005 02:48
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Lateralus
Junior tranceaddict

Registered: Nov 2004
Location: boco
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Once last year after a friend had blown me off for lunch i was feelin pretty pissed off, and me and a friend of mine decided to take some lighter fluid to a black nike shoe we had found in the band hallway at my school. We took the shoe outside near the band hall on this little concrete walkway type thing, and proceded to douse it with lighter fluid and set it aflame. It was good fun watching it, and needless to say, we werent satisfied with our little blaze when it started to fizzle out.
This whole thing was going on mere feet from our school wall, but we were in the back and no one ever showed up back there so we werent worried. Anyway, we overturned a small pile of foliage next to the shoe and threw it on top of the burning shoe (which now resembled a sandal). Next we spotted some newspaper and threw that in too, along with some discarded wood lying around.
By now our little shoe fire had turned into full blown arson and the flames reached probobly about 12 feet and was putting black soot up the side of our school, which we werent too worried about since it was solid concrete, resembling something akin to a prison. Anyway, we ran off a few times and returned to show it to one or two people, and after about 20 minutes, it started to draw a crowd and we decided to back off and retreat into the school.
The next day, we checked the spot out again, and black soot stained the school up to about 20 ft. and on the announcements there was a "crime stoppers reward" of $200 for information leading to the apprehension of the person or persons responsible for starting a large fire outside of school.
Good fuckin' times. 
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Jan-18-2005 03:49
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Sunsnail
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Registered: Sep 2004
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| quote: | Originally posted by Lateralus
Once last year after a friend had blown me off for lunch i was feelin pretty pissed off, and me and a friend of mine decided to take some lighter fluid to a black nike shoe we had found in the band hallway at my school. We took the shoe outside near the band hall on this little concrete walkway type thing, and proceded to douse it with lighter fluid and set it aflame. It was good fun watching it, and needless to say, we werent satisfied with our little blaze when it started to fizzle out.
This whole thing was going on mere feet from our school wall, but we were in the back and no one ever showed up back there so we werent worried. Anyway, we overturned a small pile of foliage next to the shoe and threw it on top of the burning shoe (which now resembled a sandal). Next we spotted some newspaper and threw that in too, along with some discarded wood lying around.
By now our little shoe fire had turned into full blown arson and the flames reached probobly about 12 feet and was putting black soot up the side of our school, which we werent too worried about since it was solid concrete, resembling something akin to a prison. Anyway, we ran off a few times and returned to show it to one or two people, and after about 20 minutes, it started to draw a crowd and we decided to back off and retreat into the school.
The next day, we checked the spot out again, and black soot stained the school up to about 20 ft. and on the announcements there was a "crime stoppers reward" of $200 for information leading to the apprehension of the person or persons responsible for starting a large fire outside of school.
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I would've ratted you out 
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Jan-18-2005 03:50
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nrjizer
vive le deep

Registered: Jan 2001
Location: Bumfuck, GA
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We've got some good ones... most involving this same group of friends. We're all fireworks nuts I guess.
This year was pretty good. They found a fireworks shop with an online buy one get one free coupon. So we printed it out and drove to the store (a few hours away) and used it on this $150 roll of 16,000 blackcats. So we had 32,000 black cats ready to rock. Now, he lives on a nice little man made community lake. It's a decent sized lake, it's mostly just a few miles long and narrow, but at the end there's a huge earth dam, at the top of which is a beach and a very wide open area of lake. So what people around there like to do on the 4th is get all their pontoon boats and anchor all around this wide spot, or get on the beach. Either way, everyone is in the same spot really.
But this year we managed to get into this one kids yard. It's basically a huge giant backyard that goes right down to the water, adjacent to the beach. So we get down there on his little tiny boat ramp/seawall, and lay out one of the rolls. When uncoiled it's probably a good 50-60 feet long, so we have to lay it out so that it does 180 turns to save space, since we don't want to get all the scraps all over his grass.
Our plan was to terrorize the lake with the piercing noise, as well as smoking out the beach with about 15 large smoke bombs. We waited until it was peak time for boats/fireworks, and then waited till the wind was perfect to blow the smoke at the beach. Then we lit the smoke bombs, then we lit the 16k roll.... My friend on a nearby pontoon described the general chatter of our spectacle: "Oh hey, some kids are lighting black cats... man that's a big string of black cats....... it's still going...."
13 minutes. We estimate it would have gone at least 16-17 minutes had the sparks not jumped over to another section of the roll. Now, if you've ever lit black cats, you know how fucking loud they are, I've heard something along the lines of 140 dB. Loud as shit, at the very least. Now, your average black cat roll will last for 2 or 3 seconds. This one lasted 13 damn minutes of continuous thundering fury. When it finally ended the whole damn lake stopped and cheered for us.
This same group of friends and I have also done a lot of bottle rocket wars up at the school field. Oh yeah, and there was that one 4th of july a few years ago, when during the day we were out on my friends pontoon shooting huge bottle rockets out of a metal pipe. Well, this was back when there was a fat bitch who was the head of their neighborhood's homeowner's association. This is a real private, yuppie kind of neighborhood, and this fat bitch absolutely hated fireworks and hated all the people that would light them off (illegially I might add, here in Georgia). So there we were, out on the pontoon shooting bottle rockets and crusing around, when we float by her house. She starts honking at us with this loud, obnoxious boat horn that's up on her dock or house or something. So we retaliate, and start shooting big ones right towards her house. She starts laying on that fucking horn like it was the end of the world. I thought that was pretty damn funny.
Man I love fireworks.
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