November the 5th, not so great now is it?

Harrowing fireworks safety PIF that shows some balls and gives us terible audio of children crying and screaming in painful agony, it's these types of things that make me dislike fireworks night more than I like it, sure the sound of fireworks outside are great, then I turn on the TV and there's a child with his hands missing staring at me, suddenly, fireworks aren't so great anymore.

But that's what they do you see.They give you too many facts, too much emotional impact, which makes you actually scared to have a fireworks display, they work in a evil way to make us not use fireworks and instead pay double what it costs to buy fireworks and go to a proper service display in some field.Unless you are too scared and traumatised buy these PIF's and you dont want to go out at all, for fear of having a firework thrown straight in your face.That's got to hurt.

Also, Applemask was right about the typeface, too fat and wide in my opinion.

Scare factor: 9/10
Content advisory: 15

Category:

Nonprofits & Activism

Tags:

• fireworks
• safety
• pif

[Duvmasta]

Why do British people end their sentences with "isn't it" and "is he?"

[agentz100]

November 5th, because you lost july 4th to us! USA! USA! USA!

[Duvmasta]

@moksheebs why do British people also start their sentence with an "and" after someone else talks?

[Duvmasta]

Why do British people end their sentences with a question alot?

[moksheebs]

@Duvmasta R18?

[moksheebs]

@Duvmasta and you think only Brits end sentences with questions. You just did.

[Duvmasta]

@moksheebs I just want to know why Brits sometimes end their sentences with a question?

[moksheebs]

@Duvmasta I dunno, why do Yanks have to end a sentence with a statement?

[gerryono]

I want to make a V for Vendetta reference...

[Duvmasta]

Why do you brits always have to end a sentence with a question?