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it's the 8th November
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purplecatz
08-11-2008
so WHY is there still fireworks going off? We thought it was safe to let our cat out tonight - then we heard the bangs

Poor little Magic came racing in, shaking - we had it all last week, why this week as well
lpayne7
08-11-2008
There should not be any more after tonight. Fireworks were from November 1st-8th. As the main event was on a Wednesday, displays were on the two nearest Saturdays.
tinman
08-11-2008
I would give it another week,you always get the Rsoles ,it don't help that tescos was still selling fireworks today.
Xassy
08-11-2008
Aww! Lots of fireworks here too. I guess it's because it's the weekend following the 5th and families with kids are more likely to go to displays on weekends.
StressMonkey
08-11-2008
Saturday.

Though my one firework scared dog has chilled out tonight. Thought she was going to have a heart attack on the 5th!!!
tinman
08-11-2008
I must admit its been pretty quiet this year,must be the CC.
*AJ*
08-11-2008
We had some last Saturday,then more on actual Bonfire Night,I've not heard any since then,usually a lot worse here

AJxx
michelle666
08-11-2008
Originally Posted by tinman:
“I must admit its been pretty quiet this year,must be the CC.”

It's been the same here. We had loads going off on the 5th but apart from that just the odd one here and there. It's the quietest I've ever known it which is typical really, since my firework-phobic dog died just after bonfire night last year. I still bothers me that his last few days were spent being terrified. (nothing to do with why he died, I'd better add)
MsWalker
08-11-2008
I expect it to carry on my way untill the new year. I am sure someone sells knock off fireworks around here. I have a very messed up dog on my hands
PIDGAS
08-11-2008
One shop in town was selling big boxes half price today. I think you're right Ms Walker. People seem to stock up at this time of year for birthdays or any other celebrations they can think of from now until New Years Eve.
MsWalker
08-11-2008
Originally Posted by PIDGAS:
“One shop in town was selling big boxes half price today. I think you're right Ms Walker. People seem to stock up at this time of year for birthdays or any other celebrations they can think of from now until New Years Eve.”

You are right there. I live close to a hotel that does wedding receptions. Another firework opportunity
tinman
09-11-2008
The first political party to have the balls to say they would stop manufacturers selling fireworks to the general public would get my vote,no question,i don't care who they are or what else they stand for.
Bigfeet
09-11-2008
Originally Posted by tinman:
“The first political party to have the balls to say they would stop manufacturers selling fireworks to the general public would get my vote,no question,i don't care who they are or what else they stand for.”


Same here.
dancingjones
09-11-2008
Fireworks were still going off here last night at 11.00 at night.
dancingjones
09-11-2008
Originally Posted by tinman:
“The first political party to have the balls to say they would stop manufacturers selling fireworks to the general public would get my vote,no question,i don't care who they are or what else they stand for.”


And me - but they won't because everyone will bleat that it will lose jobs.

I wouldn't mind if fireworks were the nice colourful fireworks of my childhood.

Now they're just white flashes and loud bangs. I can't see the point in them at all.
snowy ghost
09-11-2008
Hate them

both my cats were a bit shell shocked last night
Callipygous
10-11-2008
Fireworks aren't illegal, and people can use them any time of the year they choose.

You chose to keep a pet, so deal with it.

Yes I do have animals.
CANDYANGEL
10-11-2008
I love your cats name Magic, it sounds so nice .
Kookycelt
10-11-2008
Originally Posted by MsWalker:
“I expect it to carry on my way untill the new year. I am sure someone sells knock off fireworks around here. I have a very messed up dog on my hands ”

MsWalker
Try the DAP devices recommended on the pets and fireworks thread. Worth a go, made a huge difference to my dog's stress levels.
champagne
12-11-2008
it was the 11th yesterday and we still have people firing fireworks where we live. I just want to go and shoot them.

I feel like we have been under house arrest for 3 weeks now, due to not being able to leave dog alone, as poor thing get so scared.
We had planned to go out tonight, but have now cancelled as we don't want to leave the dog in case of more fireworks.

The government should seriously impose laws on fireworks and when they should be allowed.

A friend of mine had to put her beloved dog down last christmas because it got so freaked out by the constant fireworks and never recovered.
tinman
12-11-2008
Originally Posted by Callipygous:
“Fireworks aren't illegal, and people can use them any time of the year they choose.

You chose to keep a pet, so deal with it.

Yes I do have animals.”


I presume it don't bother your animals.
Scottishwhite
13-11-2008
We had them last night here, the usual crowd of hooligans throwing them at each other, other kids. One dog couldn't give a flying monkeys about fireworks, the other is now scared of going out at night
CRTHD
13-11-2008
Originally Posted by Callipygous:
“Fireworks aren't illegal, and people can use them any time of the year they choose.

You chose to keep a pet, so deal with it.

Yes I do have animals.”

Precisely, that's why some of us are saying we would vote for a party that would make it illegal to sell to the public and only allow organised displays. It's not only animals / owners that are bothered. Surely you've seen the stories about fireworks being pushed through letter boxes? It's just too easy for r5oles to get hold of them.
CRTHD
13-11-2008
Originally Posted by dancingjones:
“And me - but they won't because everyone will bleat that it will lose jobs.

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Cant see it effecting many UK jobs. Aren't they all made in China now?

Ther'd just be a few retailers missing out on some quick / easy profits selling them to teenage terrorists. I have a furniture shop near me who sells fireworks for Guy Fawkes and new year. I wonder if thier insurance company know
Scottishwhite
13-11-2008
Originally Posted by Callipygous:
“Fireworks aren't illegal, and people can use them any time of the year they choose.

You chose to keep a pet, so deal with it.

Yes I do have animals.”

Except 99% of the fireworks being used since the 5th are by the hooligans - in public spaces - which is illegal
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