How much I spent on fireworks... $0
How many times I lit a match... 0 times

Am I 'unamearican' for not caring to 'celebrate' our nation's birthday? To me, it's just another holiday, and that always means a day off work.

Ok, any other Americans in the same boat as me?

I spended $60(dam what a waste of money)

I saw all my money blown to pieces

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I spent 20$. On beer.

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i spent the outrageous amount of 0 as well but i did get a chance light off about 10 mortars yesterday. it's fun blowing up other peoples' money

i stole 3 boxes from the delivery trucks that deliver the fireworks

is that unamerican?

i have about 20 lbs of explosives now

lol

Man there must be a lot of accidents over there from people messing around with Fireworks......

Are they only legal on 4th July??

no you can light them whenever you want to, they only sell on the 4th though. sometimes on new years, but not very often.

california is really really fucking strict about what fireworks are legal though.

doesn't matter, so many people, including myself, smuggle fromg different states the real good stuff.

muhaha

I ain't American obviously, but last night across the road from me there sure was, the guy lit up the sky for about an hour, with really fuckin good fireworks, he must of spent a couple of grand to keep them going for that long and each firework was top quality, it was a nice way for me to finish the night since I just finished drinking and smoking some weed and had just finished watching the Live stream of Sensation, what a night.

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Originally posted by mto I spent 20$. On beer.

This guy stole my post..

I spent almost $200 and some of them were shite! I know what not to get next year.

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I've been in mexico for its independence day and i can definently say that they are proud of their culture and the significance of that day. Every kid was talking about the individual battles, the politics and the heroes and documents that set the ball for its independence. It's a very rich and celebrated holiday. When i am in america and i talk about john hancock, every just starts laughing at the name....ugh. Why celebrate a day that most no one knows abuot except that buying a flag on that day is patriotic?