and explosions. Lots of explosions lol.BENZOOKA said:4th of July is almost like 3rd or 5th of July, except it is slightly more in the middle out of those three.
I concur. I also find it odd they call it "the fourth of July," meanwhile they don't call Christmas the twenty-fifth of December. They name the holiday after it's position on the calander.Biodeamon said:bloody hell, not another 4th of July thread...we canadians had canada on july the 1st but did we brag about and just spam the forums, no. ugh. maybe i`m just still cranky about losing california though...
Don't forget the Siege of Vicksburg (1863). It traumatized the city's inhabitants so much to have lost, that the Fourth of July was not celebrated again until 1945.TheYellowCellPhone said:You could argue it's the anniversary of the Union beating the South at Gettysburg.
Anyway, long live the day of fireworks and barbecues!
New Year's Eve is the only day you can play with fireworks here, excluding some special occasions & permissions.Akimbo_Slice said:and explosions. Lots of explosions lol.BENZOOKA said:4th of July is almost like 3rd or 5th of July, except it is slightly more in the middle out of those three.
You all seem to forget the 4th is just an excuse to light fireworks for most people now.
Really? Not here in California. Although some places are not selling because its dry, and anyway, who cares about being inside the rules of the law?BENZOOKA said:New Year's Eve is the only day you can play with fireworks here, excluding some special occasions & permissions.Akimbo_Slice said:and explosions. Lots of explosions lol.BENZOOKA said:4th of July is almost like 3rd or 5th of July, except it is slightly more in the middle out of those three.
You all seem to forget the 4th is just an excuse to light fireworks for most people now.
Either one of which would probably cause my apparently very flammable state to explode like a powder keg, which is why setting off fireworks carries a heavy fine and possibly jail time.TheYellowCellPhone said:You could argue it's the anniversary of the Union beating the South at Gettysburg.
Anyway, long live the day of fireworks and barbecues!