with 150 sparklers. it looks exactly like the one in these kids' video. but I am going to make mine waay tighter cuz i'm going for BOOM!!! I used zip ties to tighten it at first and now there's a layer of very snug electrical tape all around it. I think i'm gonna put a layer or two of duct tape around it also for extra tightness. that's how it works, right? this will be my first attempt at one and I don't want to make a dud if it's too tight. I'm gonna make a video, but better quality than these punks. [ame]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XcCHQ6JSd8M&feature=related
yes it did, but i used that vid to show what mine looks like. this is the best one of what I want mine to do. [ame]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FC_Kk1eLZlY
fuck that dumb shit it was so gay. i dont know if i even want to post the video. what a fucking waste
Im sure its a federal offense, just to alter sparklers..... Arson Laws for Home Made Explosives and Firecrackers Illegal fireworks, firecrackers or home made explosives not only carry criminal possession charges, but if used to destroy property can be subject to arson charges as well. Arson is defined by the common law as “intentionally and maliciously setting fire to a structure.” Although it varies state to state, the majority of states has removed the requirement of setting fire to a structure or dwelling, and considers arson as merely intentionally and maliciously setting a fire to property or with a malicious intent. Any malicious explosion will likely qualify as an arson charge. In dealing with Home Made Explosives, Congress has passed a law banning the “distribution of material intentionally directed toward a "a federal offense or other criminal purpose affecting interstate commerce," essentially requiring someone distributing bomb making instructions for the purpose of committing a crime. Violating this law will result in a fine of $250,000 and/or a maximum of 20 years imprisonment.
The big boom one was awesome but they're stupider than fuck to be playing with explosives on grass that dry.