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Did you get a permit to buy and use fireworks for New Year’s Eve?

  • C. No, not popping (779 Votes)
  • B. No, but might pop anyway (120 Votes)
  • A. Yes, enjoy popping (83 Votes)

This is not a scientific poll — results reflect only the opinions of those voting.

18 responses to “Did you get a permit to buy and use fireworks for New Year’s Eve?”

  1. 808comp says:

    No! There’s enough noise and smoke in my neighbor hood with out me adding to it.

  2. Pocho says:

    I’m not burning my hard earned cash. lol, LOSE MONEY

  3. inHilo says:

    What does this survey suggest? Poppers don’t read the newspaper.

  4. sukebesan says:

    No need permit – get plenty illegal fireworks, including sky rockets and mini bombs.

  5. paniolo says:

    I get free show watching the illegals from my bedroom windows.

  6. leino says:

    Popping is pooping into other peoples space. People that live near me detonate what sounds like dynamite. The loud sound scares animals. One of my dogs totally freaks out and runs for safety somewhere. Some times it takes days before I can find him. Lots of people sedate their animals. The Humane Society gets a huge influx of lost dogs this time of year. A lot of grief for the distorted pleasure of some-few with money to burn. The really big turkeys pop of a few every night leading up to New years and then the biggest jerks of all save a few to wake up people in the wee hours of the morning. Keep calling 911 and maybe we can get some forced sensitivity .

  7. saveparadise says:

    Can’t think of a worse way to waste money. There has been stuff going off since Thanksgiving. How are they being smuggled in? This should be of great concern to the BATF. How can it be so easy to transport illegal explosive material?

  8. wrightj says:

    No, I bought an AC, gas mask, and earplugs – no permit necessary.

  9. h20dragon says:

    Burn one string for the household….good luck for the coming year. Tradition for years…..

  10. scuddrunner says:

    Why get a permit, who’s going to enforce it? Low priority call.

  11. SHOPOHOLIC says:

    How about “H – E – * L ~ L NO, this is the most IMBECILIC tradition in the Nei”??

  12. latenightroach says:

    It’s quite a tradition for 10 year old kids throwing Jumping Jacks in the street when cars are passing by. I wish our lawmakers here had some real fortitude.

  13. HAJAA1 says:

    Bottom line here folks is that the state is behind this permit nonsense only to make more money. NOBODY enforces it, NOBODY can! Law enforcement has to “see the individual actually light the fireworks” in order to make an arrest….and that’s just to make an arrest, they will probably lose in court anyway. Only fools buy permits.

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