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Started by Chuck Bronson, November 05, 2018, 10:29:38 PM

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Chuck Bronson

You and CC tried in the past, to tell me the laws of my own nation, Brick.



You all of a sudden know them better then me?



I don't fucking think so.

Chuck Bronson

Either way, this was supposed to be a fun thread, with the gift being unique!  Ruined by the usual suspects...

Blurt

No, Mel. It wasn't a fun thread.



Bartop petards are perilous; you could put out your eye. Unless, of course, you use it while sober.
Aimin\' to misbehave.

Bricktop

Quote from: "Chuck Bronson"Going to tell me what is legal here, Brick?



You've tried to do it in the past.


No. I'm telling you what is legal in Australia, and any implement which fires a projectile by means of explosive force is classified as a firearm, and thus falls into the category of implements requiring registration and licensing.



You will find the same applies in the UK, and many other parts of the world.



To test YOUR theory as to legality, put an extra long fuse in one, light it then run to stand in front of it.



Kneel down, preferably.

Anonymous

Quote from: "Zetsu"
Quote from: "Herman"A lot more practical eh Zetsu.


Indeed  ac_cool   Not to mention the best and highest quality ones on the market are made by Ukrainian craftsmans.  ac_drinks

Herman will order one now.

Anonymous

Quote from: "Bricktop"
Quote from: "Chuck Bronson"Going to tell me what is legal here, Brick?



You've tried to do it in the past.


No. I'm telling you what is legal in Australia, and any implement which fires a projectile by means of explosive force is classified as a firearm, and thus falls into the category of implements requiring registration and licensing.



You will find the same applies in the UK, and many other parts of the world.



To test YOUR theory as to legality, put an extra long fuse in one, light it then run to stand in front of it.



Kneel down, preferably.

That toy would  be illegal in Australia?

Blazor

I too like to give unique gifts. Those are cute lol. I liked the mini battles in the video lol.
I've come here to chew bubble gum, and kick ass. And I'm all out of bubblegum.

Blazor

Quote from: "Bricktop"Its a firearm, idiot.



In what CIVILISED country is it legal?


 :laugh:



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I've come here to chew bubble gum, and kick ass. And I'm all out of bubblegum.

Anonymous

Quote from: "Blazor"I too like to give unique gifts. Those are cute lol. I liked the mini battles in the video lol.

Any kid would like it.

Bricktop

Quote from: "Blazor"
Quote from: "Bricktop"Its a firearm, idiot.



In what CIVILISED country is it legal?


 :laugh:



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I am consulting my lawyers.



 acc_angry

Bricktop

Quote from: "Fashionista"
Quote from: "Bricktop"
Quote from: "Chuck Bronson"Going to tell me what is legal here, Brick?



You've tried to do it in the past.


No. I'm telling you what is legal in Australia, and any implement which fires a projectile by means of explosive force is classified as a firearm, and thus falls into the category of implements requiring registration and licensing.



You will find the same applies in the UK, and many other parts of the world.



To test YOUR theory as to legality, put an extra long fuse in one, light it then run to stand in front of it.



Kneel down, preferably.

That toy would  be illegal in Australia?


Toy?



Would you give one to your children?

Blazor

Quote from: "Bricktop"


I am consulting my lawyers.



 acc_angry


 :laugh:



 ac_razz
I've come here to chew bubble gum, and kick ass. And I'm all out of bubblegum.

Blazor

Quote from: "Bricktop"


Would you give one to your children?


Its almost similar to a BB gun. Knowing my son when he was young, no I would not lol. Not til he was a teen anyway, and under certain rules. Dont want a mini cannonball going through these thin walls lol. But I can see the fun in it so long as one is responsible.
I've come here to chew bubble gum, and kick ass. And I'm all out of bubblegum.

Bricktop

Quote from: "Blazor"
Quote from: "Bricktop"


I am consulting my lawyers.



 acc_angry


 :laugh:



 ac_razz


You may laugh now...but when I post pics of me driving your Jeep around Australia, you won't think it so funny!!!



 :t0135:

Anonymous

Quote from: "Bricktop"
Quote from: "Fashionista"
Quote from: "Bricktop"
Quote from: "Chuck Bronson"Going to tell me what is legal here, Brick?



You've tried to do it in the past.


No. I'm telling you what is legal in Australia, and any implement which fires a projectile by means of explosive force is classified as a firearm, and thus falls into the category of implements requiring registration and licensing.



You will find the same applies in the UK, and many other parts of the world.



To test YOUR theory as to legality, put an extra long fuse in one, light it then run to stand in front of it.



Kneel down, preferably.

That toy would  be illegal in Australia?


Toy?



Would you give one to your children?

My son is thirteen..



He probably would feel he's too old for that toy canon.