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06-11-2005, 20:52
di marco

theyd stopped going off til spicy brought it up, now theyve started again!
06-11-2005, 20:52
.:SpIcYsPy:.

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Originally Posted by di marco

maybe thats why them guys are still doing it as no one ever reports them so they know they can get away with it, and they will carry on doing it til someone reports them

Hmm.. true.. Scary place nowadays. :searchme:
06-11-2005, 20:53
di marco

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Originally Posted by debs

our next door neighbour was setting then off at half 11 last night, woke up connor and everything :angry: they were really loud.

that was a bit inconsiderate
06-11-2005, 20:53
Debs

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Originally Posted by di marco

theyd stopped going off til debs brought it up, now theyve started again!

funny you should say that someone has just started setting them off at the front of us!!!
06-11-2005, 20:54
.:SpIcYsPy:.

:rotfl:... I thought it was me who said something and Debs replies :searchme:
06-11-2005, 20:55
di marco

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Originally Posted by debs

funny you should say that someone has just started setting them off at the front of us!!!

lol!
06-11-2005, 20:55
di marco

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Originally Posted by .:SpIcYsPy:.

:rotfl:... I thought it was me who said something and Debs replies :searchme:

yeh it was ive just changed it
06-11-2005, 20:57
.:SpIcYsPy:.

Ahh ok..
07-11-2005, 09:28
Jojo

Well, my two had a great firework display for free - spent all weekend running back and forth from the front bedroom to the back bedroom watching all of the fireworks that the neighbours had bought, and they stayed warm and it didn't cost us a penny!!! :rotfl: Aren't I awful?! I just remember the days of home displays when I would watch in fear as my dad lit the touch paper and would then run as fast as he could to get away from the firework before it went off etc and would never do it myself or even ask hubby to do it. My youngest is scared of loud noises anyway, and felt far more secure watching them from the windows. I just feel for all of the animals at the mo and am very glad my two guinea pigs are back indoors again - is it me or does bonfire night and firework displays tend to go on for weeks either side of the 5th rather than just the weekend...
07-11-2005, 09:48
Angeltigger

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Originally Posted by jojomum

Well, my two had a great firework display for free - spent all weekend running back and forth from the front bedroom to the back bedroom watching all of the fireworks that the neighbours had bought, and they stayed warm and it didn't cost us a penny!!! :rotfl: Aren't I awful?! I just remember the days of home displays when I would watch in fear as my dad lit the touch paper and would then run as fast as he could to get away from the firework before it went off etc and would never do it myself or even ask hubby to do it. My youngest is scared of loud noises anyway, and felt far more secure watching them from the windows. I just feel for all of the animals at the mo and am very glad my two guinea pigs are back indoors again - is it me or does bonfire night and firework displays tend to go on for weeks either side of the 5th rather than just the weekend...

thats the idea Em

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