Heh, that might be from Tulsa a few years ago, they flipped the switch and the hole she bang went off, pardon the pun.
Yeah! …let’s see them do that with a drone show…!
That’s some good shit, Maynard.
And the display is a good analogy for today’s US Congress at work, writing needed legislation for the… What was it again?
Scientists baffled! Is this the real cause of “global warming”?
I seen no value in that, didn’t even watch most of it.
That nitwit in front capturing it on his phone.
What, he’s gonna watch it again and again and again?
jeeziss
That had to be well over a few grand in fireworks unless they bought in bulk!
There were probably lots of unexploded mortor rounds that fell back to earth. Big time overkill.
That seemed like a lot of fireworks for 10 people.
Impressive, if only on the quantity burned up in 4 minutes. I know what it costs, even at wholesale with quantity discounts (which only kick in over $2000 net, at most distributors). I shot an hour and a half show last night, paced such that individual shells and ground features could be enjoyed.
While I find mass blow offs like this video entertaining (as an inveterate pyromaniac), they don’t really appeal to most people who show up for a fireworks show. And taking phone video? Come on now. Setup a proper video camera at appropriate distance on a tripod, and pocket your phone so you can enjoy the show live. No video can capture that experience.
Those first two minutes reminded me of the ending of Star Trek the Motion Picture when Decker merged with the machine entity V’Ger.
Heh, that might be from Tulsa a few years ago, they flipped the switch and the hole she bang went off, pardon the pun.
Yeah! …let’s see them do that with a drone show…!
That’s some good shit, Maynard.
And the display is a good analogy for today’s US Congress at work, writing needed legislation for the… What was it again?
Scientists baffled! Is this the real cause of “global warming”?
I seen no value in that, didn’t even watch most of it.
That nitwit in front capturing it on his phone.
What, he’s gonna watch it again and again and again?
jeeziss
That had to be well over a few grand in fireworks unless they bought in bulk!
There were probably lots of unexploded mortor rounds that fell back to earth. Big time overkill.
That seemed like a lot of fireworks for 10 people.
Impressive, if only on the quantity burned up in 4 minutes. I know what it costs, even at wholesale with quantity discounts (which only kick in over $2000 net, at most distributors). I shot an hour and a half show last night, paced such that individual shells and ground features could be enjoyed.
While I find mass blow offs like this video entertaining (as an inveterate pyromaniac), they don’t really appeal to most people who show up for a fireworks show. And taking phone video? Come on now. Setup a proper video camera at appropriate distance on a tripod, and pocket your phone so you can enjoy the show live. No video can capture that experience.
Those first two minutes reminded me of the ending of Star Trek the Motion Picture when Decker merged with the machine entity V’Ger.