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The Great Cheap, Safe Fireworks Hunt
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I got some fireworks from http://www.partyfeverltd.co.uk if you spend over £50 delivery is free. there is A lot of Buy one get one FREE. Heres my stuff0
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uve got a lot of fireworks there. lol0
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yes. I love bonfire night a lot0
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A Video of the Bright Star Giant Bonfire Selection Box. good for £13.49 it is the pink box
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=Mvct-6A9VQ4 part one
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=ZLTi5s_wyI8 part two0 -
well iam in halifax and allways go to my local shop who are very helpfull they are open all year round so i know they wont just disappere they have loads of things and some really big rockets. the shop is called JBs fireworks they allso have a web site which is www.jbsfireworks.co.uk i suggest any one wanting good fireworks looks them up.0
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Are Lidl selling any this year, they have been excellent in the past0
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Yes I saw them in Lidl on Friday.0
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Go to your local council organised firework display.
Cheaper and safer all -round.
I never buy fireworks and I don't understand why everyone wastes their money on them, I don't understand the need to spend all of this money. You can go and watch an organised display either free or for a small fee and its far safer. I am too old fashioned to think it was far better when hardly anyone bought them and we all went to displays, I'd like to think I'm not that old!!0 -
bubblegumcola wrote: »Go to your local council organised firework display.
Cheaper and safer all -round.
I never buy fireworks and I don't understand why everyone wastes their money on them, I don't understand the need to spend all of this money. You can go and watch an organised display either free or for a small fee and its far safer. I am too old fashioned to think it was far better when hardly anyone bought them and we all went to displays, I'd like to think I'm not that old!!
Depends, our local one is £5 each so for our family it will be £20 , i can do it cheaper at home, then there is the travelling there, parking and being stood in a veyy crouded area being pushed about and the kids not being able to see much as taller people are in front, then there is the 1/2 hour waiting to get out of the car park, think im better off at home thanks0
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