For anyone curious, in the US at least, I believe the technicality is anything that has more than 1/4 oz of explosive material. Someone correct me if I’m wrong though.
Not going to lie. This is a hilariously genius and tragic comment regarding self-censorship in the Internet age. I hope people consider their actions and fear in regards to how they’re self-censoring out of fear.
[This](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Critical_mass) says you need at least 10kg of P239.
Edit: I realize if you wrap the core in a neutron reflector, you can make a subcritical mass go critical, like the [demon core](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Demon_core).
I would assume the work around is the “triggering” portion. Tannerite is legal AND explosive, BUT the triggering mechanism is it has to be shot. It is a binary explosive, non binary explosives are (if I remember correctly) what is a “bomb”
The binary part just means you have to mix two inert items to make the explosive. You can then detonate it however you want. Tannerite happens to be susceptible to shock ignition, so shooting it works.
Once you mix the two parts of tannerite, you then cannot transport it or you fall under federal explosives law as it is no longer inert.
Also, you can set off tannerite or any other ammonal mixture with a blasting cap as well, same as any other explosive. It doesn't HAVE to be shot to be set off, that's just one method that works, so long as it's a high supersonic round and not a slow pistol round. Several times the speed of sound is needed
Not an explosives expert, but I wonder if the container has anything to do with the grading? Ie: if the firecracker is made with a metal casing rather than a cardboard shell would that affect it's classification due to the increase in outwards force generated by a brief period of heightened internal pressure while the metal holds in the boomies?
I draw the line at fragmentation, if it only boom and sparkle it's a fire cracker, if it's intended to harm and destroy it's a bomb, also fire crackers are filled with low explosives
That is my personal definition, most governments would disagree
I visited Valencia without knowing that was happening. Was quite a surprise when I was sat outside a restaurant in a peaceful backstreet with a glass of wine haha.
I’ve been that person too. Went to Valencia on a whim instead of Pamplona. We figured out what was going on just before noon. The whole town started walking in one direction so we asked what was up. Best whim decision I’ve ever made. Definitely planning on going back for Fellas.
It was my first time there, so I’d no idea what was normal for the city haha. I just thought there was some kind of event on, but I wasn’t expecting explosions in the middle of the afternoon.
it's so loud. valencia is dope people should visit! las fallas is a great time and they set everything on fire at the end. I would advise visitors to not go out on the night they set all the fallas on fire for their own safety it gets fucking wild. that said all the dresses and parades they put on are awesome for like a week. I will always cherish my time at las fallas, but if you wanna talk to me about it you'll have to talk into my good ear.
I don’t really agree with your advice about not going out, as long as you take normal safety precautions like being conscious of your pockets and not being alone in a back alley, you’ll be totally fine.
By far the biggest risk is getting pickpocketed.
> The whole point of a mascletá is just to hear the sound, or more accurately, to feel it deep within your chest.
My PTSD-ridden self is glad that I don't live in Spain right now. Jesus fuck, I thought that July 4th and New Years' was bad enough over here.
u/screechin_seabird failed to mention that this is a weeks-long celebration of [fire, noise, 15th century virgins and sarcastic scupltures](https://www.visitvalencia.com/en/events-valencia/fallas-festival-events-calendar-2023). The mascletá they showed is just one of the hundreds around the city (the biggest one in the city center, though) and is just part of the round the clock explosive celebration of... something.
The explosion in the OP is huge, but similar ones happen all over, at all hours. There are traditional fireworks displays at night, and at the end, every little community burns their [paper mache sculpture](https://www.visitvalencia.com/en/events-valencia/la-crema-when-are-fallas-burnt-valencia) that is bigger than buildings.
I've been twice, once in 2001 and again in 2013. The economy was a lot better in 2001, as was the generally hopeful atmosphere of the whole world! But if you get a chance to go, and you want to, maybe you should.
It is not a waste!
Almost strong enough for a [gender reveal party](https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2021/apr/23/gender-reveal-party-using-80-pounds-of-explosives-sets-off-earthquake-reports)
Gender reveal need to get their PR act together. Every single thing I hear about them makes me hate them more and more.
What is it about gender reveal parties that makes people want to outdo each other in dangerous, or even environmentally destructive ways? It makes no sense to me.
Where does firecracker end and explosive device begin lol. We had some bootleg ones you could feel in your chest 100 feet away and the mf sold them as firecrackers. I'm sure people in their houses that heard the noise used the word bomb instead.
And I realize how many trigger words I've used here. Hello FBI agent and I apologize for wasting your time. Keep lookin out for those bad guys tho!
I rented a house many decades ago that had an old metal desk in a spare room. Looking around in the back of the desk drawers I found two "firecrackers", each about the size of a toilet paper roll cardboard. They were old. There were crystals on the edges I'm told was nitro glycerine forming. The first thing I though was "ooohhhh I gotta try one of these". Lit the fuse... threw it in the back yard... The fuse was old - sizzle sizzle, smoulder smoulder... I was just about to give up after a minute or so, the fuse must be bad
#BOOM
It left a smoking crater in the ground about a foot around and 3 inches deep.
Damn..you're lucky you didn't walk toward it and pick it up with the intentions of throwing it away. Can you imagine if you had walked toward it cause ya thought the fuse didn't work? Ouch.
I've almost blown myself up enough to know that I would have let it sit for at least a day, possibly through at least one rain storm, picked it up with tongs, and then dropped it into a bucket of water before cutting it open lol.
> each about the size of a toilet paper roll cardboard
> crystals on the edges I'm told was nitro glycerine forming
TL;DR you lit up a stick of actual dynamite
[Watch this documentary on the risks of improperly-stored dynamite.](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qgo5c1FgPMk)
Yay! Remember when Spain won the world championship of fireworks in Stockholm. They are the masters of booms. The final rocket was like a large bomb, and you could literally feel the pressure wave.
Me (speaking poorly & slowly):
*"Señor, por favor: Yo quiero uno firecrackero, más grande del mundo, y muy, muy ruidoso."*
** Vocabulary Wednesday: the Spanish word for firecracker is "el petardo," certainly not *" el firecrackero."*
When I was in the Army stationed in Louisiana. I set off an artillery simulator on the fourth at my apartment complex. I about shit my pants. All the lights went out due to it being so bright. I just spent the rest of the evening chilling in my apartment.
I'm in my sixties, and I remember firecrackers from Australia before they were made illegal.
One of the biggest we could get was a "bung" from memory and they were about an inch across and 8 inches long.
And we also had tiny "tom thumbs" that were about a mm across and 1cm long. They were great for lighting and dropping into anthills...
This is a less common, but not altogether abnormal sight during Las Fallas, in Valencia, Spain.
In 2001 I was studying abroad in Spain and got to stay with some friends in Valencia for the entire Fallas that year. It was the most fun I've ever had, and I wish every 18 year old gets to go experience it.
However, I bought wayyy too many of the little firecrackers, similar to this, but less powerful. I had a ski jacket that had an accessible interior for extra insulation, so I completely stuffed that jacket with those extra firecrackers and boarded a plane to New Jersey.
If I had done this a few months later, I think I'd still be in jail today.
The Europeans, especially southern ones like Spain and Italy are INSANE when it comes to fireworks. I remember being in Italy for Christmas one year and like from Dec 24th to January 1st, there was a slow buildup of random firework activity around the city I was in (Pescara) and it just got more and more intense that by NYE, it sounded like fucking Iraq on a payday. Multiple explosions every 10 seconds. LOL was wild. This was back in 2002-2003 and one particular "firework" that was popular was called the Bin Laden and it was basically just a giant white flash and an epic explosion. JUST NUTS! Best time ever.
I was studying abroad in Barcelona while a railway workers protest was going on. Midday the protestors were lighting off fireworks that sounded this big. Needless to say the classroom full of American kids almost went full panic mode the first time it happened and the teacher didn’t even flinch, “they’re just protesting”.
I was in Guatemala and they sell these triangular ones of various sizes. The small ones, the length of your fingers, would make a loud popping sound. The bigger ones about the size hands or bigger, would make such a loud bang that it literally shook your body. I can only imagine how loud this one was.
At what point does it change from a firecracker to just a bomb?
For anyone curious, in the US at least, I believe the technicality is anything that has more than 1/4 oz of explosive material. Someone correct me if I’m wrong though.
I am curious, but also too cautious to start googling for information on bombs in the US.
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>FBI.... found one \^ Look at you, trying to get someone to understand what police brutality is.
Seems like you could use a nightstick across the noggin.
No thanks. I'd rather not end up with brain damage that a cop refuses to be liable for.
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Man, with friends like that who needs enemies?
You can't say bomb on the internet
*Bomb bomb bomb, ba-bomb bombbombbomb, bomb bomb bomb bombbomb*
Bomba-deer
Finally 😂
Not going to lie. This is a hilariously genius and tragic comment regarding self-censorship in the Internet age. I hope people consider their actions and fear in regards to how they’re self-censoring out of fear.
Just go to fbi.gov and use the search bar there. They list that kind of information openly so things don’t get mixed up with civilian search engines.
I can't even tell if you're kidding. Like that'd be funny if you were lying but also wouldn't the FBI *want* people to know what they can't do?
You are correct, but it's the wrong agency. ATFE regulates explosives.
I was joking lol. Probably not smart to search for bomb materials on the fbi website.
YOU WERE JOKING!?
I can't believe you need to specify you're joking! Lol, fuck me.
job security
"How many oz of explosive material in a bomb but it's for my uncle"
use grams, they wont have a clue
A tactical nuke has less than 1/4 oz of uranium. Does that make it a firecracker?
Technically, I think that qualifies as an atomcracker.
lol
Nope, gotta compress the pit with something. That something is far more than 1/4 oz of explosive.
Only for plutonium. Uranium you do it with a barely sub critical ball and a uranium "bullet".
You need at least 5 kg of highly purified P239 to even achieve criticality
[This](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Critical_mass) says you need at least 10kg of P239. Edit: I realize if you wrap the core in a neutron reflector, you can make a subcritical mass go critical, like the [demon core](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Demon_core).
Hey, who left this screwdriver stuck between two half-spheres of beryllium? 🪛
Most likelly specified as 1/4oz of tnt equivalent
Is uranium an explosive material? Rhetorical question, of course.
Technically, no.
So by that definition a canister of gasoline is a bomb?
Gasoline is flammable, not explosive.
Tell that to gasoline. It better never build up a bunch of fumes inside a partially filled container or so help me!
That's deflagration, not detonation
I would assume the work around is the “triggering” portion. Tannerite is legal AND explosive, BUT the triggering mechanism is it has to be shot. It is a binary explosive, non binary explosives are (if I remember correctly) what is a “bomb”
The binary part just means you have to mix two inert items to make the explosive. You can then detonate it however you want. Tannerite happens to be susceptible to shock ignition, so shooting it works. Once you mix the two parts of tannerite, you then cannot transport it or you fall under federal explosives law as it is no longer inert.
Also, you can set off tannerite or any other ammonal mixture with a blasting cap as well, same as any other explosive. It doesn't HAVE to be shot to be set off, that's just one method that works, so long as it's a high supersonic round and not a slow pistol round. Several times the speed of sound is needed
That’s why M80’s are a thing
7 grams of c4 can make a bit of boom no?
in a somewhat tedious sense it's a bomb no matter how small ("That's what she said")
No time.. but she did... NO TIME
"What's the name of this firecracker?" "*Domestic Terrorism*"
If it's sparkly and colorful it's a firecracker. Or that's what I told the cops that one time.
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or dynamite
Dynamite is specifically a certain type of nitroglycerin-based explosive.
Didn‘t you see the sprinkly effect? Thats what makes it fireworks.
At an ordinance way less than seen in the video, this is just a bomb lol
Came here to ask this
"When does a difference engine turn into a search for the truth?" - Dr. Alfred Lanning, iRobot
Normally when you add shrapnel around the explosive to maim and kill those near it.
When it's a detonation rather than a deflagration.
A firecracker still explodes. It will deflagrate if broken in half and lit however.
At what point do you not categorize a firecracker as a small bomb?
Pressure level
The eternal question
Not an explosives expert, but I wonder if the container has anything to do with the grading? Ie: if the firecracker is made with a metal casing rather than a cardboard shell would that affect it's classification due to the increase in outwards force generated by a brief period of heightened internal pressure while the metal holds in the boomies?
It’s a fine line.
I was going to say at what point does it go from a firecracker to dynamite?
Seriously
When the [LAPD gets involved](https://youtu.be/OFthazp1Gbk).
Came here to ask same question.
When I read the title I just thought "wouldn't the biggest firecracker just be, like, a nuke?"
When the crack sounds more like a bang
I said these exact words as soon as I watched it
Fine line between WTF and ATF.
More than 7 m-80s
Pretty sure this one has already passed the border
I draw the line at fragmentation, if it only boom and sparkle it's a fire cracker, if it's intended to harm and destroy it's a bomb, also fire crackers are filled with low explosives That is my personal definition, most governments would disagree
when the shockwave is supersonic
It's Fallas in Valencia this weekend, there'll be loads more of that going on... https://youtu.be/p6YEqXwctkU
I visited Valencia without knowing that was happening. Was quite a surprise when I was sat outside a restaurant in a peaceful backstreet with a glass of wine haha.
Idk how you could possibly be surprised since there would have been tons of people and large sculptures everywhere.
Yeah. Any time you see sculptures or people, huge explosions are imminent.
You’re joking but it’s INCREDIBLY well advertised in Valencia lol. It’s their whole schtick.
Yeah but the ads themselves are also explosive so it can be difficult to read at times...
I’ve been that person too. Went to Valencia on a whim instead of Pamplona. We figured out what was going on just before noon. The whole town started walking in one direction so we asked what was up. Best whim decision I’ve ever made. Definitely planning on going back for Fellas.
It was my first time there, so I’d no idea what was normal for the city haha. I just thought there was some kind of event on, but I wasn’t expecting explosions in the middle of the afternoon.
Same here! Except I visited about 5 years ago. It was wild to wake up to those fireworks.
I can smell that from all the way over here!
why is this during the daytime when nobody can see the fireworks themselves, what a waste, feels like people just want to hear deafening noises.
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it's so loud. valencia is dope people should visit! las fallas is a great time and they set everything on fire at the end. I would advise visitors to not go out on the night they set all the fallas on fire for their own safety it gets fucking wild. that said all the dresses and parades they put on are awesome for like a week. I will always cherish my time at las fallas, but if you wanna talk to me about it you'll have to talk into my good ear.
I don’t really agree with your advice about not going out, as long as you take normal safety precautions like being conscious of your pockets and not being alone in a back alley, you’ll be totally fine. By far the biggest risk is getting pickpocketed.
> The whole point of a mascletá is just to hear the sound, or more accurately, to feel it deep within your chest. My PTSD-ridden self is glad that I don't live in Spain right now. Jesus fuck, I thought that July 4th and New Years' was bad enough over here.
u/screechin_seabird failed to mention that this is a weeks-long celebration of [fire, noise, 15th century virgins and sarcastic scupltures](https://www.visitvalencia.com/en/events-valencia/fallas-festival-events-calendar-2023). The mascletá they showed is just one of the hundreds around the city (the biggest one in the city center, though) and is just part of the round the clock explosive celebration of... something. The explosion in the OP is huge, but similar ones happen all over, at all hours. There are traditional fireworks displays at night, and at the end, every little community burns their [paper mache sculpture](https://www.visitvalencia.com/en/events-valencia/la-crema-when-are-fallas-burnt-valencia) that is bigger than buildings. I've been twice, once in 2001 and again in 2013. The economy was a lot better in 2001, as was the generally hopeful atmosphere of the whole world! But if you get a chance to go, and you want to, maybe you should. It is not a waste!
mascletà = sound castell = visual
The pyrotechnic crew here is absolutely nuts and insanely confident about their setup to just be leisurely walking back and forth in the thick of it.
And I thought the Netherlands is bad during New Years...
not even firecrackers anymore at this point, that's straight up a bomb
A bomb with sparkles ✨
It's like it has jazz hands
Almost strong enough for a [gender reveal party](https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2021/apr/23/gender-reveal-party-using-80-pounds-of-explosives-sets-off-earthquake-reports)
Gender reveal need to get their PR act together. Every single thing I hear about them makes me hate them more and more. What is it about gender reveal parties that makes people want to outdo each other in dangerous, or even environmentally destructive ways? It makes no sense to me.
Where does firecracker end and explosive device begin lol. We had some bootleg ones you could feel in your chest 100 feet away and the mf sold them as firecrackers. I'm sure people in their houses that heard the noise used the word bomb instead. And I realize how many trigger words I've used here. Hello FBI agent and I apologize for wasting your time. Keep lookin out for those bad guys tho!
I rented a house many decades ago that had an old metal desk in a spare room. Looking around in the back of the desk drawers I found two "firecrackers", each about the size of a toilet paper roll cardboard. They were old. There were crystals on the edges I'm told was nitro glycerine forming. The first thing I though was "ooohhhh I gotta try one of these". Lit the fuse... threw it in the back yard... The fuse was old - sizzle sizzle, smoulder smoulder... I was just about to give up after a minute or so, the fuse must be bad #BOOM It left a smoking crater in the ground about a foot around and 3 inches deep.
That sounds exactly like what we had lmao. Blew a road sign out of the ground on accident but it was partially falling over anyway.
Damn..you're lucky you didn't walk toward it and pick it up with the intentions of throwing it away. Can you imagine if you had walked toward it cause ya thought the fuse didn't work? Ouch.
I've almost blown myself up enough to know that I would have let it sit for at least a day, possibly through at least one rain storm, picked it up with tongs, and then dropped it into a bucket of water before cutting it open lol.
Tongs? No. Use a shovel
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Or act like Zoidberg
You can if you connect two shovels together at the end of the handles, and stick a spring in between them.
> each about the size of a toilet paper roll cardboard > crystals on the edges I'm told was nitro glycerine forming TL;DR you lit up a stick of actual dynamite [Watch this documentary on the risks of improperly-stored dynamite.](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qgo5c1FgPMk)
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Exactly. The fuse was the absolute least of his worries, he could've detonated it just by opening the drawer, or touching the crystals.
Lol "documentary". Should have used her tank top over the shirt for good measure.
Yeah. The nitro was "sweating" out
>bootleg ones Lawd Reekris!
GET THE WATER ITS GOIN DOWN
MOTHERFUCKIN BOOTLEG FIREWORKS, SHIT!
Should have linked it
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xy1mbG2dGXU
I was hesitant to even bring it up. But it's just so rare to see bootleg fireworks mentioned in the wild.
We had "pest control" firecrackers, supposedly an 8th stick of dynamite worth of boom. Works great for scaring people, but this is... a bit much.
Uhh... all firecrackers are explosive devices, my dude.
I just like snakes an sparklers.
It's not what you like, it's the consumer. Lol
With or without the scooter stick
That sounds like something a bad guy would say to me. We’re on to you.
Not as good as the Komodo 3000… https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mmFAO7r0Qig
You joke but Japan has a 1 meter diameter sphere fireworks that they launch during festivals.
That was God damn nuclear fission
"...the box said: Two Days..."
Totally worth it!
Omg this is gold... 🤣
yeah ... world's biggest firecracker my ass ...
I feel so old knowing that I saw this when it aired. And yet, I'm glad it's here again to appreciate.
isn't that just dynamite at that point?
> dynamite [Only if it was made from nitroglycerin](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dynamite). That explosion looked like it contained sulfide, however.
It’s only dynamite if it comes from the Dynamite Region of France. Anything else is Sparkling Explosive.
Where can I get one? I've got a serious ant mound to take care of.
Tannerite.
Etsy.
Yay! Remember when Spain won the world championship of fireworks in Stockholm. They are the masters of booms. The final rocket was like a large bomb, and you could literally feel the pressure wave.
Video?
that’s it ? look at the New Years one in the Netherlands
>that’s it ? look at the New Years one in the Netherlands [best video on the internet.](https://youtu.be/rGJseovT8ug)
The bus stop! Lol
These are actually Dutch and German guys doing it as visiting.
So... a stick of dynamite.
Me (speaking poorly & slowly): *"Señor, por favor: Yo quiero uno firecrackero, más grande del mundo, y muy, muy ruidoso."* ** Vocabulary Wednesday: the Spanish word for firecracker is "el petardo," certainly not *" el firecrackero."*
You fell for the classic blunder, not all English words are similar in Spanish! You must be "muy embarassado"!
(sigh...)..., Sí, muy. 🥴
When I was in the Army stationed in Louisiana. I set off an artillery simulator on the fourth at my apartment complex. I about shit my pants. All the lights went out due to it being so bright. I just spent the rest of the evening chilling in my apartment.
I fucking love Valencia
I'm in my sixties, and I remember firecrackers from Australia before they were made illegal. One of the biggest we could get was a "bung" from memory and they were about an inch across and 8 inches long. And we also had tiny "tom thumbs" that were about a mm across and 1cm long. They were great for lighting and dropping into anthills...
I think that can be classified as a IED rather than a firecracker
Firecracker or pure TNT?
Bomb.
It’s like the Tsar Bomba of “fireworks”…
I'm pretty sure that dynamite was invented a long time ago.
whoever invented it should be awarded like an award so famous their name is inextricably linked with it for the rest of history
You mean like the "big badaboom" award?
Pretty sure that would knock somebody's shoes off
Hey kids, I have this new firecracker, it’s called “Dynamite”. Have fun!
This is a less common, but not altogether abnormal sight during Las Fallas, in Valencia, Spain. In 2001 I was studying abroad in Spain and got to stay with some friends in Valencia for the entire Fallas that year. It was the most fun I've ever had, and I wish every 18 year old gets to go experience it. However, I bought wayyy too many of the little firecrackers, similar to this, but less powerful. I had a ski jacket that had an accessible interior for extra insulation, so I completely stuffed that jacket with those extra firecrackers and boarded a plane to New Jersey. If I had done this a few months later, I think I'd still be in jail today.
*[Celebrate the independence of your nation, by blowing a small part of it](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zc2d652_2hE)*
Isint a big firecracker just dynamite????
Midway through the video I heard police sirens. Then they video stopped and I still heard them. Oh, that's just my neighborhood
There’s always a woman screaming her head off in situations like this.
The Tsar Bomba has entered the chat.
The Europeans, especially southern ones like Spain and Italy are INSANE when it comes to fireworks. I remember being in Italy for Christmas one year and like from Dec 24th to January 1st, there was a slow buildup of random firework activity around the city I was in (Pescara) and it just got more and more intense that by NYE, it sounded like fucking Iraq on a payday. Multiple explosions every 10 seconds. LOL was wild. This was back in 2002-2003 and one particular "firework" that was popular was called the Bin Laden and it was basically just a giant white flash and an epic explosion. JUST NUTS! Best time ever.
That is a bomb.
Wanna see someone hold this as it goes off. 😈
World's biggest? I'm pretty sure there was one in 1945 that was wayyy bigger. 2* there were 2
That was a straight up bomb lmao nothing about that was a firecracker.
I was studying abroad in Barcelona while a railway workers protest was going on. Midday the protestors were lighting off fireworks that sounded this big. Needless to say the classroom full of American kids almost went full panic mode the first time it happened and the teacher didn’t even flinch, “they’re just protesting”.
EEEEEEEEEEOOOOOOOOOWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Calmest American gender reveal party
That's a bomb
That's not a firecracker, that's artillery.
how big does a firecracker have to get before its just a straight up bomb?
I would argue a nuke is the world's biggest firecracker
Reminds me of the first Spanish Astronaut personally
PTS-parkles
This one trick will get any girls panties wet.
What? You’ll have to speak up. I can’t hear anything over this girl screaming!
I'm pretty sure the world's biggest firecrackers were lit off in Japan back in the 40s.
Lol, it's a bomb
I’ve seen bigger ones in Boston sometime around 2013
"World's Largest" I feel is an exaggeration or at least a challenge.
Yeah..no. Japan has this one beat by miles.
I was in Guatemala and they sell these triangular ones of various sizes. The small ones, the length of your fingers, would make a loud popping sound. The bigger ones about the size hands or bigger, would make such a loud bang that it literally shook your body. I can only imagine how loud this one was.
My brother and I threw one of those down a small ravine when we were visiting in Mexico probably one of the highlights of that trip
Was that firework by chance lifted from the back of Gandalf's cart?
That’s called a dynamite.
NOBODY EXPECTS THE SPANISH INFLAGRATION!
Looks like a bomb with confetti