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Did anyone hear the fireworks last night?
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rave_til_dawn
Dennison Place
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Posted 5 years ago # -
rave_til_dawn
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Sorry Walker.
Unfortunately (or fortunately, however you want to look at it) it wasn't a flashback. My neighbor and my wife heard them too!
Posted 5 years ago # -
JimL2
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I saw them too, from Lower Scioto Park/the street behind Brewer's Yard. Looked for all the world like they were being fired off in the downtown area, I couldn't figure out who would be doing such a thing. Low, couldn't have been shooting more than 5 storeys high, and firing off as fast as possible. Seemed pretty unprofessional; not so much a show as "SHIT DUDE WE STOLE PROFESSIONAL FIREWORKS!" In fact, my immediate thought was that some kind of fireworks warehouse had caught fire.
Posted 5 years ago # -
JimL2
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Ndcent wrote
JimL2 wrote not so much a show as "SHIT DUDE WE STOLE PROFESSIONAL FIREWORKS!"
Dude...those are the best kind.
So... where'd you get them?
Oh, and speaking of which, is it against the law to take a leak in the Scioto river? Just, you know, hypothetically.
Posted 5 years ago # -
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JimL2 wrote
Oh, and speaking of which, is it against the law to take a leak in the Scioto river? Just, you know, hypothetically.
dude the sioto river is pretty much 100% all piss. knock yourself out!
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