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I've gone to them 3-4 times a year every year of my lie and never tired of them. And I'll be heading to the National Mall once again this year, ready to enjoy them again.
I'm not a fan of individuals shooting off fireworks, however. They're not that exciting and I saw a kid get badly hurt once. Also, they can make a big mess and start fires.
We don't buy Piccolo Pete's because I have been perfecting that sound for years and I'm very good with it.
I prefer to stay home with the kids after buying hundreds of dollars of legal fireworks and lighting them all night. Never gets old for me.
Do you think that they are meant for just little kids?
I went "fireworks" shopping, yesterday, for the first time, in 30 years. I was amazed @ the 10 yr old kid, who was working the stand, with his father. I think that little kid had "tested" everything, on the shelves.
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I went "fireworks" shopping, yesterday, for the first time, in 30 years. I was amazed @ the 10 yr old kid, who was working the stand, with his father. I think that little kid had "tested" everything, on the shelves.
I guess the laws are different in each state but I was told you had to be 18 years of age to work in a fireworks stand in California.
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