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FIREWORK QUOTES
"You can look up at the stars and every night they're going
to be in the same place, but you can launch a six inch shell and you don't
really know what it's going to look like until it actually performs."
- James Sousa
"We anoint their fuses with a tiny amount of
fire, and they come alive, playing out their life span in a matter or
seconds. In those few seconds a crack in the universe is opened, giving us
a glimpse of the energy locked within all matter."
-Bob Weaver
"I often use the word "joy" when
describing fireworks. It is a considered word, deliberate in choice.
Not just amusement, entertainment, astonishment, but joy. Our art makes us
all into children again for a while. We become one in our experience for
the moment; lost in the sound and color and light. We see large forces, stronger
than we could ever be, yet beautiful in their effects. Sometimes violent,
sometimes restrained. Delicate beyond imagination at times, coarse and
rude at others."
-Bill Withrow
"It's all common sense, but unfortunately common sense
isn't all that common."
-a Fire Marshall, on the safe use of fireworks
DISCLAIMER:
The author of this site claims no responsibility for personal
injuries or discombobulation caused by fireworks or any of the
materials presented at this site. Some of the material on this
site may be illegal in your area, and is here for informational purposes
only.
I do not advise breaking the law, nor do I take responsibility
if you get in trouble for it.
This site is
mainly about consumer fireworks - those that can be bought by the
public. There are ABSOLUTELY NO instructions on site this for
making bombs or thermonuclear weapons. Viewers are cautioned
that they must form their own opinion as to the application of
anything found in this home page. There is no guarantee that
any device will function or perform as described here.
PyroUniverse.com
and all of its contents are ©
2001-2002 by Colin Bradley.
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