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Ours was until, thinking it safe to let him out in the garden at night on his own as it was late November, we left him snuffling about and the idiots at the end of the garden let off a rocket, scaring him half to death. That was only 2 years ago and he’s 13 so he’d gone all his life not getting upset. Now he’s scared 

Setting off fireworks nowadays is such a vacuous, grotesque pursuit, such a display of conspicuous consumption, with barely the merest hint of a metaphor separating it from the act of burning actual pound notes that I can only conclude that anyone who partakes is likely the type of person that finds white Range Rovers, holidays in Dubai and gold watches desirable.
And they're loud and scare dogs and old people so there's that too.
Ban 'em outside of public displays and make everyone who goes to these displays wear a little badge (perhaps in the shape of a gold star) that says "I'm X years old and still get excited by pretty lights and loud bangs" underneath to be worn at all times so that I know when to cross the street.
Sorry @Alpha.
 
 

Just thought I would get in here early for my annual request that all fireworks are banned. 
Soon as the clocks go back, the anti social folk will be out in their gardens setting these things off as they complain the following morning about the cost of living.
Maybe don’t waste your money on being anti social this year, just an idea. 

Personally love the mind set this builds; PW has clearly been on team-building management courses. 

I never thought I could dislike someone more than Gary Neville the footballer, step forwards Gary Neville the pundit, business man (Peter Lim lackey) and failed manager. What a raging Bamford of a man.

He really is an obnoxious little twerp 

Mines arrived

Nothing wrong with a dollop of schadenfreude. 

Well, Steve Cooper in line for his P45 and Chris Wilder already got his. 
Forest and their dodgy Wembley win and Boro with their ‘proper’ chairman (fat Greek is also well dodgy) excuse me while I feel they deserve what has come home to roost. 
I should be better than that, but I’m not, I love it 

Well, Steve Cooper in line for his P45 and Chris Wilder already got his. 
Forest and their dodgy Wembley win and Boro with their ‘proper’ chairman (fat Greek is also well dodgy) excuse me while I feel they deserve what has come home to roost. 
I should be better than that, but I’m not, I love it 

Well, Steve Cooper in line for his P45 and Chris Wilder already got his. 
Forest and their dodgy Wembley win and Boro with their ‘proper’ chairman (fat Greek is also well dodgy) excuse me while I feel they deserve what has come home to roost. 
I should be better than that, but I’m not, I love it 

Well, Steve Cooper in line for his P45 and Chris Wilder already got his. 
Forest and their dodgy Wembley win and Boro with their ‘proper’ chairman (fat Greek is also well dodgy) excuse me while I feel they deserve what has come home to roost. 
I should be better than that, but I’m not, I love it 

Well, Steve Cooper in line for his P45 and Chris Wilder already got his. 
Forest and their dodgy Wembley win and Boro with their ‘proper’ chairman (fat Greek is also well dodgy) excuse me while I feel they deserve what has come home to roost. 
I should be better than that, but I’m not, I love it 

Well, Steve Cooper in line for his P45 and Chris Wilder already got his. 
Forest and their dodgy Wembley win and Boro with their ‘proper’ chairman (fat Greek is also well dodgy) excuse me while I feel they deserve what has come home to roost. 
I should be better than that, but I’m not, I love it 

I don’t think the players came to work with Rosenior especially, he was only interim manager. More that they wanted to come to the club

I don’t think the players came to work with Rosenior especially, he was only interim manager. More that they wanted to come to the club

I don’t think the players came to work with Rosenior especially, he was only interim manager. More that they wanted to come to the club

I don’t think the players came to work with Rosenior especially, he was only interim manager. More that they wanted to come to the club

I don’t think the players came to work with Rosenior especially, he was only interim manager. More that they wanted to come to the club

I don’t think the players came to work with Rosenior especially, he was only interim manager. More that they wanted to come to the club

I don’t think the players came to work with Rosenior especially, he was only interim manager. More that they wanted to come to the club

I don’t think the players came to work with Rosenior especially, he was only interim manager. More that they wanted to come to the club

I don’t think the players came to work with Rosenior especially, he was only interim manager. More that they wanted to come to the club

Got a sneaky feeling that is way way premature ?

I just want to say how lucky you are to have Paul Warne as manager. I've supported the millers for 69 years. Obviously, I've seen managers come and go during that period. As far as I'm concerned, and many other fans Warne is the best manager we've had.
Like Derby fans we went through some dark times. Administration points deducted, lost our ground, forced to play in Sheffield in an athletic stadium. No atmosphere, 4 years in the 4th division.
Paul has many qualities. Excellent staff management, a workaholic. He's articulate, honest and will live and breathe Derby County.
I thank him for all the memories, 3 Wembley wins 3 promotions and I wish him well and as a consequence wish the Rams well. I've never had a second team, but for the first time Derby County will be my second team. I look forward to seeing Paul succeed. 
Hopefully Derby will be promoted and we survive in the championship and look forward to see you at the New York stadium.
All the best.