first bonnie in US
Oct 31st 2008 | 5:34 pm
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first bonnie in US
well......been here 10 months just about had enough of crazy halloween costumes, so why not have a 'Guy Fawkes' dummy instead, share some historical moments with our local septics and hopefully avoid prison when we set some wild fireworks off in Michigan.
Guy Fawkes....we have a fire pit ( no bonfire ) so only a little fella to burn, but a history lesson non the less for the locals. Any suggestions on feeding the locals at this 'event'????
Guy Fawkes....we have a fire pit ( no bonfire ) so only a little fella to burn, but a history lesson non the less for the locals. Any suggestions on feeding the locals at this 'event'????
Oct 31st 2008 | 9:06 pm
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Re: first bonnie in US
well......been here 10 months just about had enough of crazy halloween costumes, so why not have a 'Guy Fawkes' dummy instead, share some historical moments with our local septics and hopefully avoid prison when we set some wild fireworks off in Michigan.
Guy Fawkes....we have a fire pit ( no bonfire ) so only a little fella to burn, but a history lesson non the less for the locals. Any suggestions on feeding the locals at this 'event'????
Guy Fawkes....we have a fire pit ( no bonfire ) so only a little fella to burn, but a history lesson non the less for the locals. Any suggestions on feeding the locals at this 'event'????
Oct 31st 2008 | 10:47 pm
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Re: first bonnie in US
well......been here 10 months just about had enough of crazy halloween costumes, so why not have a 'Guy Fawkes' dummy instead, share some historical moments with our local septics and hopefully avoid prison when we set some wild fireworks off in Michigan.
Guy Fawkes....we have a fire pit ( no bonfire ) so only a little fella to burn, but a history lesson non the less for the locals. Any suggestions on feeding the locals at this 'event'????
Guy Fawkes....we have a fire pit ( no bonfire ) so only a little fella to burn, but a history lesson non the less for the locals. Any suggestions on feeding the locals at this 'event'????
Nov 1st 2008 | 2:16 am
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Re: first bonnie in US
wow so the firework laws are that strict ? the fireworks are not that wild, i don't think anyway.
another thing to get used to , i can carry a gun but not set off a firework!
another thing to get used to , i can carry a gun but not set off a firework!
Nov 1st 2008 | 3:14 am
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Re: first bonnie in US
Not sure about the local laws for you, but anything that leaves the ground here is banned, so fireworks are no fun and we don't bother.
With such dislike of the local fun customs, why would you even want to be here? Different country, different customs, different holidays.
With such dislike of the local fun customs, why would you even want to be here? Different country, different customs, different holidays.
Nov 1st 2008 | 3:46 am
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Re: first bonnie in US
Depends on where you live....ask your neighbors. It's pretty much a free-for-all where I grew up and my dad still lives, but a little stricter where I live now (but still fairly lax).
Nov 1st 2008 | 5:24 am
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Nov 1st 2008 | 5:58 am
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Re: first bonnie in US
well......been here 10 months just about had enough of crazy halloween costumes, so why not have a 'Guy Fawkes' dummy instead, share some historical moments with our local septics and hopefully avoid prison when we set some wild fireworks off in Michigan.
Guy Fawkes....we have a fire pit ( no bonfire ) so only a little fella to burn, but a history lesson non the less for the locals. Any suggestions on feeding the locals at this 'event'????
Guy Fawkes....we have a fire pit ( no bonfire ) so only a little fella to burn, but a history lesson non the less for the locals. Any suggestions on feeding the locals at this 'event'????
Nov 1st 2008 | 6:54 am
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Re: first bonnie in US
Nov 1st 2008 | 10:23 am
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Re: first bonnie in US
There's a place in New Hampshire I think, might be Rhode Island, old mansion, they do a big bonfires night and fireworks, some old Brit family that have been living there for donkeys
Nov 1st 2008 | 10:31 am
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Re: first bonnie in US
Nov 1st 2008 | 11:39 am
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