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Sometimes I think about the frothing lunatics I’ve put on ignore, who will have kept replying to me again and again, but I don’t even realise they exist.
Who was letting off fireworks in the Ipswich area late last night? on 07:48 - Aug 16 by ITFC_Forever
In Ipswich?
All over the country. Glasgow had loads. We could see them from where I live, which is a 15 minute drive.
Is there a sizeable British Pakistani community in Ipswich?
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Sometimes I think about the frothing lunatics I’ve put on ignore, who will have kept replying to me again and again, but I don’t even realise they exist.
Who was letting off fireworks in the Ipswich area late last night? on 09:31 - Aug 16 by Bluemike31
Yep morons in every street/road nowadays
We have shops open all year round selling fireworks. I get fed up of hearing them with animals getting scared, dogs barking etc, plus the risk of fires of course. It is probably time to limit them to organised displays and definitely not use them in dry weather.
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Who was letting off fireworks in the Ipswich area late last night? on 10:14 - Aug 16 with 787 views
a south wales fire chief on the way back from a heath fire, came across someone who had started a bonfire to burn tires. they had to divert a crew from the heath fire to put out the tire fire. people are indeed morons.
And so as the loose-bowelled pigeon of time swoops low over the unsuspecting tourist of destiny, and the flatulent skunk of fate wanders into the air-conditioning system of eternity, I notice it's the end of the show
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Who was letting off fireworks in the Ipswich area late last night? on 10:15 - Aug 16 with 774 views
Who was letting off fireworks in the Ipswich area late last night? on 10:10 - Aug 16 by Mark
We have shops open all year round selling fireworks. I get fed up of hearing them with animals getting scared, dogs barking etc, plus the risk of fires of course. It is probably time to limit them to organised displays and definitely not use them in dry weather.
100% agree, it's all year round now, it never used to be, even people's bday's, any excuse..
But you won't stop it now, you have the online market..
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