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I read the rules, and there was no clear answer... so...

Hypothectically if someone let off a few fireworks/firecrackers would said person get in any major trouble? :)

And before anyone points out the fire danger, Ill have 30-40 fire extinguishers in the boot LOL :)

I read the rules, and there was no clear answer... so...

Hypothectically if someone let off a few fireworks/firecrackers would said person get in any major trouble? :)

And before anyone points out the fire danger, Ill have 30-40 fire extinguishers in the boot LOL :)

lol

i have to think about that one and get back to you......

sweet, cruise! should be there if i can get off work. last cruise didnt go so well for me, some jackass in a 180 took out my rear bumper and it aint fixed yet (mainly because he is refusing to pay) :) people seem to go mental at cruises for some reason.

hi, if something like that happen of this cruise please come and tell me or dan or paul, as if the person is driving unsafe we will ask them to leave

I read the rules, and there was no clear answer... so...

Hypothectically if someone let off a few fireworks/firecrackers would said person get in any major trouble? :)

And before anyone points out the fire danger, Ill have 30-40 fire extinguishers in the boot LOL :)

fire crackers are illegal in W.A so they woldbe in breach of sauwa cruise rules as setting themoff would be considered an illegal activity

I read the rules, and there was no clear answer... so...

Hypothectically if someone let off a few fireworks/firecrackers would said person get in any major trouble? :)

And before anyone points out the fire danger, Ill have 30-40 fire extinguishers in the boot LOL :)

sorry to tell you this but it is highly illegal unless you hold a licence to set them off and just because you have a fire extinguisher doesnt mean its safe. remember the cops are also in the air and they will go straight to where the fire works are being let off and you will be arrested. sorry to rain on your fun.

plus fireworks are for 15 year olds haha who really takes fireworks on a cruise? so they can attract more attention from cops haha retards

Sif for 15 yrolds!

You havent seen the ones i hypothetically have LOL

does anyone SOR wanna meet up at the BP petrol station in cannington near carousel, then we all head over to the meeting point, PM me if ya want to.

yep sounds good :rolleyes: ill be there at 9 at carousel shops next to kfc :thumbsup: be good to meet some of u guys

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