[kirklancaster]

Originally Posted by JoshBB

The comparison doesn't carry the same logic though.

If you don't agree with halal meat, you can choose not to eat it.
If you don't want fireworks disrupting your evening, you can't lower the volume. The noise is still there and seriously annoying.

[Johnnyuk123]

Originally Posted by Marsh.

I'm sorry, a thread about fireworks suddenly became about Subway serving halal meat?

Blame Ashley.

[Ross.]

Originally Posted by Marsh.

I'm sorry, a thread about fireworks suddenly became about Subway serving halal meat?

I love TiBB

[Jamie89]

Originally Posted by Marsh.

I'm sorry, a thread about fireworks suddenly became about Subway serving halal meat?

well i think Subway should most certainly stop firing chickens into the sky and exploding them As pretty as it might look

[Johnnyuk123]

But i have to ask this.... Does anyone know of a subway that isn't selling halal meat?

[Marsh.]

Ashley, are you setting off a firework display as we type?

[Ashsleigh]

Originally Posted by Marsh.

Ashley, are you setting off a firework display as we type?

Check your letterbox

[Johnnyuk123]

Corruption is rife in this country.

[Johnnyuk123]

Sadly the mod was not from Chicago (the windy city)

[JoshBB]

I wouldn't want a flat-out ban, but a lot more restriction is necessary I think.

[Amy Jade]

I think loud ones should be banned, they disturb the peace and cause loads of problems - I understand people may want their own display but I think they should only be allowed the quiet kind.

[kirklancaster]

Originally Posted by Amy Jade

I think loud ones should be banned, they disturb the peace and cause loads of problems - I understand people may want their own display but I think they should only be allowed the quiet kind.

[smudgie]

Fireworks on Bonfire night, New Year's Eve and special occasions only, would suit me fine.

[kirklancaster]

Originally Posted by smudgie

Fireworks on Bonfire night, New Year's Eve and special occasions only, would suit me fine.

And me Smudgie.

[Johnnyuk123]

Lets have silent fireworks!!!

[James]

As I said before it make a real difference if you stop fireworks being sold to teenagers. They're probably mostly the ones setting them off in the street.

[Johnnyuk123]

Originally Posted by James

As I said before it make a real difference if you stop fireworks being sold to teenagers. They're probably mostly the ones setting them off in the street.

Make it a criminal offence for teenagers to buy them in the first place.

[Johnnyuk123]

Buy bangers under age and get banged up! RESULT!

[reece(:]

They for sure shouldn't be allowed to be put off past like 10-11 o clock.

[LukeB]

Originally Posted by reece(:

They for sure shouldn't be allowed to be put off past like 10-11 o clock.

I agree with this

[Kizzy]

it is a common misconception that you can only let fireworks off on or around Guy Fawkes. You can in fact let fireworks off any time of year and any day of the week including Sundays, but you must let them off before 11pm.

Exceptions to the 11pm rule are:

November 5th (Bonfire Night / Guy Fawkes): You can let fireworks off until midnight.
December 31st (New Year’s Eve): You can let fireworks off until 1am.
Diwali (11th November 2015*): You can let fireworks off until 1am.
Chinese New Year (8th February 2016*): You can let fireworks off until 1am.
*Source: Wikipedia articles Diwali and Chinese New Year.


http://www.firework-review.org.uk/fi...s-regulations/

[Johnnyuk123]

Originally Posted by Kizzy

it is a common misconception that you can only let fireworks off on or around Guy Fawkes. You can in fact let fireworks off any time of year and any day of the week including Sundays, but you must let them off before 11pm.

Exceptions to the 11pm rule are:

November 5th (Bonfire Night / Guy Fawkes): You can let fireworks off until midnight.
December 31st (New Year’s Eve): You can let fireworks off until 1am.
Diwali (11th November 2015*): You can let fireworks off until 1am.
Chinese New Year (8th February 2016*): You can let fireworks off until 1am.
*Source: Wikipedia articles Diwali and Chinese New Year.


http://www.firework-review.org.uk/fi...s-regulations/

I agree with your post 100% Kizzy but at the same time causing animals distress that can easily be avoided by controlled firework displays is simply cruel. Those animals don't get a say in all of this. I have held my shaking dogs for hours during this period and it is heartbreaking to see them suffer so much like this.

[Amy Jade]

Most supermarkets ask for ID if you look under 25 so I'm not sure teenagers can be blamed

[Johnnyuk123]

Originally Posted by Amy Jade

Most supermarkets ask for ID if you look under 25 so I'm not sure teenagers can be blamed

I've been asked twice already to buy them for teenagers standing outside those supermarkets. I said no.

[Amy Jade]

Originally Posted by Johnnyuk123

I've been asked twice already to buy them for teenagers standing outside those supermarkets. I said no.

I don't doubt that but surely that is the stupid adults fault that do buy them for the silly morons.