Most money spent on Fireworks. - The $150 package was the cheapest I could find.

[Alex Hogendorp]

Since it is Canada Day weekend and almost Independence Day. I wonder what's the most money you spent on fireworks if you ever experienced lighting fireworks?

 

[Jason Wynn]

Never spent much. I see it as a waste of money. Maybe $50 was the most I ever did

 

[SandyCat]

About $15. My state only sells the shitty ground "fireworks" that just throw sparks everywhere.

Apparently fireworks launching flaming chunks all over the ground near dry desert bushes are less of a fire hazard than something that explodes in the sky.

 

[David Brown]

This year $29. They don't even sell fire crackers in Oregon any more. Gay as fuck.

 

[Boss Hawg]

 

[Alex Hogendorp]

This year $29. They don't even sell fire crackers in Oregon any more. Gay as fuck.

All the sudden I feel like Alberta is the best place to launch fireworks, I got cakes and mortars. We could launch it at the beach at night at any time of year. Spent $150 on some real good fireworks. Unfortunately, I couldn't find firecrackers though so I feel you. These are the fireworks I got, my province also allows Roman Candles. Some of the fireworks you see there might be illegal in your state.

 

[David Brown]

I couldn't find firecrackers though so I feel you.

Sad! I personally like firecrackers to make mortars from food cans. You cut one can in half, put a small amount of water in one half, and then put a slightly smaller diameter can covering the water, but slipped inside the can with water. Light a firecracker and drop it in the water then put the "lid" can on top of it. It will shoot into the air. Experiment with different amounts of water to find the perfect mixture for maximum height. Very fun even for adults.

 

[Alex Hogendorp]

Sad! I personally like firecrackers to make mortars from food cans. You cut one can in half, put a small amount of water in one half, and then put a slightly smaller diameter can covering the water, but slipped inside the can with water. Light a firecracker and drop it in the water then put the "lid" can on top of it. It will shoot into the air. Experiment with different amounts of water to find the perfect mixture for maximum height. Very fun even for adults.

Firecrackers are mostly banned in my country without extra consent. They also ban Cherry Bombs, Snaps, M-80 Salutes, Flash Crackers, Throw-down Torpedos, Cigarette Loads, Trick Matches and Sprite Bombs. Most of which are small. I can still use Roman Candles, the same ones the family in Visitor Q was bullied with.

 

[Meat Target]

Like $100.

I stopped doing fireworks when I realized I'm literally setting money on fire.

That's different from buying ammo, which allows me to hone my marksmanship skills.

 

[beautiful person]

I think my dad spent like $500 once lmao

This year $29. They don't even sell fire crackers in Oregon any more. Gay as fuck.

I can't remember the last time you could get firecrackers in Oregon. Just go to one of the Indian reservations in Washington.

 

[Buff Wellington]

I spent 1500 in the past 2 days, and sincerely regret it. I sperg out over fireworks.

 

[SCSI]

Best my family's ever done was north of $300... back in the early 1990s, so close to $600 in today's funbucks. Mom and aunt were pissed at my dad, uncle, and I. We regretted nothing.

 

[Blobby's Murder Knife]

I think I spent around $150 each year I bought, which wasn't every year. This year is zero. Going to someone else's house and giving them a case of good craft beer and homemade potato salad with homemade bacon. In return, they supply the freedom made by China.