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Fireworks starting early! - EightFingers - 12-08-2017
Pilikai and D is where it looks like they’re coming from. These were big ones too.
Started at about 8:30 tonight.
RE: Fireworks starting early! - EightFingers - 12-09-2017
I was told they were coming from the house at the corner of Pilikai and Kupaoa. They were having some sort of party there.
I guess no one else heard them.
RE: Fireworks starting early! - SoCal_to_Hawaii - 12-09-2017
I heard them. Made me jump a foot off the couch at first.
RE: Fireworks starting early! - DTisme - 12-09-2017
Could hear 'em faintly all the way to 3rd and Makuu.
RE: Fireworks starting early! - Kapoho Joe - 12-09-2017
Assholes.
RE: Fireworks starting early! - sistersue - 12-10-2017
I agree with Kapoho Joe. Don't these "men" have anything better to spend their money on? I guess they get pleasure from disturbing the peace, hurting dogs' eardrums and, mostly, because they're getting away with doing something illegal. I'm only talking about the big explosions that torture my dogs. [
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RE: Fireworks starting early! - Kapoho Joe - 12-10-2017
To be honest, I engaged in this sort of activity as a youth but I convened with other like minded youths at a big empty hayfield, miles away from any homes.
Blasting fireworks in a subdivision with acre sized lots is asinine. You need about 40 acres or so to do that crap without annoying your neighbors.
RE: Fireworks starting early! - mermaid53 - 12-10-2017
This happened on Kaloli Pt on a half acre lot.
RE: Fireworks starting early! - Kapoho Joe - 12-10-2017
1/2 acre is not even enough room to blast a stereo, let alone use fireworks.