Unfortunately, tomorrow I'll be helping my sisters finish moving into their new place, followed by work at night. It doesn't matter much, though- I've worked pretty much every forth of July and haven't seen fireworks in, oh say, 5 years or so. Not that I'm complaining- time and a half is pretty fricken sweet.
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First off, Happy Birthday!
Second, there are two classes after mine at my job which means I'm not the lowest man on the totem pole. And yet I still volunteered for a July 4th shift. Double Time and a Half, baby. You gotta go where the bucks are.
However Stefanie and I are gonna try and go watch fireworks after I get off (reduced hours, I'm off at 8 tomorrow). My folks are going to the Wintergreen Resort. You sit on the side of a mountain and they shoot the rockets up from ground level so they explode right in front of you. It's awesome.
Our fireworks were a couple of days ago (Canada Day is July 1).
It was perfect weather for them. My gf and I went for pizza, stopped at a cafe we like to visit, and walked over to the field where they set them off. We wound up getting there pretty early (earlier than I expected), so we took a quick browse of some of the merchandise/trinket booths they had set up (nothing worthwhile), and wound up sitting on the hill and talking for about 2 hours before they started.
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You crazy people and your east coast ability to shoot off fireworks. It's illegal here to shoot off fireworks unless to a: work for the city and you're b: doing it in an authorized place. Aka unless you're employed by the city and you're doing to public fireworks, you best not smuggle in fireworks. Too many idiots who start fires by doing the illegal firework thing in the middle of fire season did that.
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inferiare wrote:You crazy people and your east coast ability to shoot off fireworks. It's illegal here to shoot off fireworks unless to a: work for the city and you're b: doing it in an authorized place. Aka unless you're employed by the city and you're doing to public fireworks, you best not smuggle in fireworks. Too many idiots who start fires by doing the illegal firework thing in the middle of fire season did that.
We're not allowed to have fireworks in Jersey, either. The state is too densely populated to allow it. Same thing as Raini said- city officials are the only ones allowed to do it, and only on beaches usually...
Hell, in Jersey we're not even allowed to pump our own gas.
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inferiare wrote:You crazy people and your east coast ability to shoot off fireworks. It's illegal here to shoot off fireworks unless to a: work for the city and you're b: doing it in an authorized place. Aka unless you're employed by the city and you're doing to public fireworks, you best not smuggle in fireworks. Too many idiots who start fires by doing the illegal firework thing in the middle of fire season did that.
Not 100% in east coast... Fireworks are illegal in hands of residents, even sparklers too, in Hampton Roads in Virginia for safety. That included the city where I lived. That is why I don't find any fireworks in stores today.
The punishment are a day in a jail, a criminal record (Class 1 misdemeanor) and $2,500 fine. There are the special patrols all over the cities, looking for illegal fireworks.
We can shoot off all the fireworks we want in Arkansas, so long as it's outside city limits. I shot some off Sunday for the first time in, like, six years.