Fireworks

Indaparkside

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The fuckers have started letting them off early there like bombs the dogs going mad we’ve got a week to go yet
 
Having 2 rescue dogs this time of year is hell for us. One of my dogs is on Xanax as she gets that scared she froths from the mouth. A dog from Dogs4rescue died of a heart attack last year. Every year we pray they get banned. Can you imagine what it's like for ex soldiers ?
 
Having 2 rescue dogs this time of year is hell for us. One of my dogs is on Xanax as she gets that scared she froths from the mouth. A dog from Dogs4rescue died of a heart attack last year. Every year we pray they get banned. Can you imagine what it's like for ex soldiers ?
My sister has two one ran out the door and never came back for hours they spent all night looking for her. Every year it’s the same the dogs are terrified
 
When I were a boy, they would only be sold just before Bonty night and you would have to go to Newton Heath to get them.
I remember them being readily availble early sixties and easy enough to get hold of packets of bangers, the firework of choice. Booth Hall Hospital was kept inordinatley busy year on year and maybe with hindsight we should only be encouraging organized events these days.
 
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