Bangers !

th3 s1aught3r · 25-10-2010 1:14pm #1

Anyone know where to get some good Bangers?
Not cars, the fireworks you light and they explode. Ive heard some great ones around recently, proper explosives , windows rattling etc...

Basq · 25-10-2010 1:16pm

My local butcher has good deals on bangers..

.. they go well with mash.

saywhatyousee · 25-10-2010 1:16pm

th3 s1aught3r wrote: »

Anyone know where to get some good Bangers?
Not cars, the fireworks you light and they explode. Ive heard some great ones around recently, proper explosives , windows rattling etc...

where do you live?

Basq · 25-10-2010 1:18pm

I'll just leave this here..

candy-gal1 · 25-10-2010 1:18pm

Just dont use them stupidly, aka on pets or any animals just for "the craic" :rolleyes::mad:

OutlawPete · 25-10-2010 1:18pm

Just go on to Carzone.ie and do a search for everything under €500.

Some of them make very loud explosive nosies.

gurramok · 25-10-2010 1:20pm

Go up north, buy them and set them off there, that's the legal answer :P

Basq · 25-10-2010 1:21pm

There's also these two... they're a riot and can be found in your local Chartbusters / Xtra-Vision:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tucvQpeIqKg

dlofnep · 25-10-2010 1:28pm

If I hear another one of these at 3am again, I'm going to take out the pitchfork and stab someone in the face with it.

th3 s1aught3r · 25-10-2010 1:31pm

basquille wrote: »

I'll just leave this here..

Killjoys

If you ignite a firework or cause it to be ignited in any place, you are guilty of an offence. The offence of igniting a firework can take place anywhere and not just in a public place. It can include the garden of a private house.
If you throw, direct or propel an ignited firework at or towards someone else or at property, you are guilty of an offence.
If you have a firework with the intention of selling or supplying it to someone else (and you don't hold a licence to import it) you are guilty of an offence.

/gets coat

Liam Byrne · 25-10-2010 1:57pm

th3 s1aught3r wrote: »

Killjoys

If you ignite a firework or cause it to be ignited in any place, you are guilty of an offence. The offence of igniting a firework can take place anywhere and not just in a public place. It can include the garden of a private house.
If you throw, direct or propel an ignited firework at or towards someone else or at property, you are guilty of an offence.
If you have a firework with the intention of selling or supplying it to someone else (and you don't hold a licence to import it) you are guilty of an offence.

/gets coat

I guess that depends on whose joy you reckon they're trying to kill.

Personally speaking, if you throw, direct or propel an ignited firework towards someone else or property, or even set one off in your own property without being expert enough to predict whose property it might land on (doing damage itself or even igniting that property) then the above rules are fair enough.

And that's not even referencing the noise pollution......your original post mentions "window rattling".........unless it's your own window and no-one else's, what gives you the right ?