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[Gor]

Just think how little we would learn if we could just go down to the local hobby shop and buy all the chemicals we ever dreamed of, along with ready made paper tubes, shell cases etc. and of course a DK beginners guide to pyro with lots and lots of nice shiny photos. - I'm amazed at the ingenuity with which some of you make this from that and add freezing the other to precipitate a few precious grains of something - just to make it go bang in a particularly pretty way.

I'm glad some things are still illegal, rebelious, dangerous and difficult.....................So I think its time to introduce my youngest daughter to the art - she fits the bill perfectly.

Richard - I know this post is in the wrong place but I'm here now and dont feel like moving..... you can wipe it out tomorrow if you like....anyway its time for bed.

[Edited on 5-7-2003 by Gor]

[bernie]

I'm stealing this from somewhere....

There are old pyros and there are bold pyros. But there are no old bold pyros.

(AFN I think)

[adamw]

Possibly mentioned in AFN, but as far as I know, source unknown (good tag line by the way, which ever dude invented it). Amatuer pyro will always remain 'underground' as long as the govornment and members of the public continue to think of it so narrowly.

[Steve]

I've heard that as there are old climbers and there are bold climbers. But there are no old bold climbers.
Think my recent accident well and truly placed me in the bold climbers catagory.

Steve

Originally posted by bernie briden
I'm stealing this from somewhere....

  There are old pyros and there are bold pyros. But there are no old bold pyros.

                  (AFN I think)