u/PassionatePyro

Some rockets on them say shoot at a 75 degree angle. I've always shot them straight up vertically. Curious on what you think is better.

Is static discharge a concern with ASSEMBLED consumer / proline firework items? I hear it mostly discussed with homemade items, F powder, or 1.3g. I've heard some people say don't drag boxes, don't store fireworks on carpet. I put my stash in my carpeted room, and want to know if that's bad because I like being not blown up. I worked at a fireworks warehouse one summer and they said sliding boxes is fine and they do it all the time when unloading containers, however they weren't pyros. They were hard workers yes, but not experts by any means.

In the song it starts out with a spoken moment where they name drop someone's full name and say like sergent so and so threw a grenade into his troops tent (idk if it was Vietnam or Iraq) and gunned them down as they ran out. Then they started like actually playing and it was just a very intense punk song that I'm looking for to complete an essay. I found it on Youtube but no longer have it saved. Later in the song they repeat WE SUPPORT THE TROOPS, WE SUPPORT THE TROOOPS!!! as a parody or supporting the oppositional act of the sgt.. It would make my day if someone could find it, but no biggie if not.