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Actually, I think that kind of firework was made illegal in the Geneva Conventions.

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And the dynamite goes boom.

And as we can see from the footage, firework diameter is directly proportional to crowd cheering

That thing must have been like lifting a truck into the air. I'd like to see the diameter of the mortar.

That's no firework, it's Europe's latest attempt at launching a satellite.

At first I was like, "meh." Then I was like, "oh." Then I came.

wow, gotta get me a few of those! I bet they cost a fortune each though

>> ^MaxWilder:
Actually, I think that kind of firework was made illegal in the Geneva Conventions.


Geneva needs to learn to grow a pair.

Are they sure that was a single firework and not, you know, the entire fireworks factory being launched into the air and blown into bits?

Holy shit, I think I found it:
http://pa.photoshelter.com/c/tonymcnicol/gallery-img-show/G0000PNpyrlRz_88/I0000Bs7iWvFEONs/22

The shell is 120cm!

More pics...

I'm going to have to call *lies
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/world/asia/article3111547.ece
bottom of article:
- The largest firework is thought to be the Universe I Part II, used in a festival in Japan in 1988. The 1,543lb (700kg) shell burst to a diameter of 3,937 feet (1,200m)

However "This was not an aerial shell but a shell that was placed on a floating platform and ignited"
http://www.pyro-pages.com/Info/records.htm

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