ToxicBunny
Oi! Leave me out of this...
The smell of Haldex gets even stronger when you peek your nose into last year's thread.
Now that its pointed out, I'm pretty sure its Haldex.. time to report it.
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The smell of Haldex gets even stronger when you peek your nose into last year's thread.
This happens every year deal with it
Actually no, there are only a few of you who have posted links to city bylaws that you seem to think pertain to the types of fireworks you are allowed to use, when they don't.. they just pertain to WHEN fireworks may be used.
This was said last year, how many of you missed it?
How did you'll not expect Diwali not to take part this year like seriously now, its a problem even though you'll knew fireworks were gonna be used.
The type of firework is determined by the amounts of black powder it contains.
If its wrapped in colourful paper its not military grade.
If it has a Denel wrapper, by all means call the police.
The nice thing is that, subjectively, it seems every year's fireworks season is a bit less disruptive than the previous one. Long may the trend continue.
Sorry for you, but it desn't work that way.
Also noticed this, seems in the end everyone will be happy.
Yes it does.
If you can buy it over the counter, its legal and can be used for recreational purposes.
Yes it does.
If you can buy it over the counter, its legal and can be used for recreational purposes.
Sad but true.
And if you buy it at a flea market, or import it yourself, or out the back of a van? The fact that you bought it makes it legal? WTF? By your argument there are no illegal drugs available in SA. There are no pirated DVDs either.
No it doesn't. You need to actually start understanding how the law works.
Sad that people are becoming a bit more considerate in their festivities each year? What a troll.
If its being advertised and sold over the counter in full sight it is not illegal.
At the flea market it is clearly displayed, are those illegal?
Some of those are pretty loud.
They losing their culture, I suppose you think thats good?
They losing their culture, I suppose you think thats good?
They losing their culture, I suppose you think thats good?
If its being advertised and sold over the counter in full sight it is not illegal.
At the flea market it is clearly displayed, are those illegal?
Some of those are pretty loud.
How do you know it's not illegal? How do you know every single vendor in this country is law-abiding? And how do you know the noise we're complaining about was made by fireworks bought legally?
You assume a lot.