Itsthejoeker Posted 26 January 2015 Posted 26 January 2015 Letting of a smoke bomb isn't going to create a European atmosphere. It's part of the package yes, but the rest is missing. It's bever going to happen, sorry to be the bearer of bad news.
Jakemoore Posted 26 January 2015 Posted 26 January 2015 Smoke bomb don't personally bother me but I can see why they would. And so I guess we shouldn't use them. Although sitting in the top tier on Saturday, they looked amazing and weren't making me cough like it did at Palace.
65RosesFox Posted 26 January 2015 Posted 26 January 2015 Hate to break it to you mate, but if you looked at every country in the world, people like you are the weirdos. Not us grown men who spunk over them.WARNING!Some viewers may find this video arousing.
MC Prussian Posted 26 January 2015 Posted 26 January 2015 Instead of going with the notion of lawfully permitting pyros at football matches in the UK, I'd rather force clubs to introduce standing sections as well as flags and banners.
DANGEROUS TIGER Posted 26 January 2015 Posted 26 January 2015 All that says is the courts are ignorant. The paragraph concerning the difference between smoke bombs and flares appears to concede that smoke bombs aren't as dangerous. Still not convinced. Got to agree with you, Charlie boy.
ozleicester Posted 27 January 2015 Posted 27 January 2015 Now this is Pyro http://www.perthnow.com.au/news/breaking-news/lives-and-homes-threatened-by-wa-bushfire/story-fnhrvfuw-1227198735353
JonnyBoy Posted 27 January 2015 Posted 27 January 2015 Good luck explaining that to m'learned Judge... You may want read this and think again.http://www.fsf.org.uk/assets/Smoke-Bombs-Flares-and-Fireworks-Factsheet-for-FSF.pdf When you have a bbq do you stay in doors? I respect you are asmatic, but there is smoke everywhere...
Jordan Posted 27 January 2015 Posted 27 January 2015 About 15 years ago, me and a few friends lit off some smoke bombs at a couple of USA World Cup qualifiers. In the first game, we lit off one after the anthems and one after the only goal, and my younger self thought it was cool and hardcore and shit. To the best of my knowledge, it was the first time there was any sort of pyro at a USA game. I don't know if people seeing that on TV got "inspired" or what, but the next USA home game was an absolute shitshow. There were smoke bombs lit off all around the stadium, and the game was halted several times after fans threw smoke bombs onto the field. Also, I lit off a smoke bomb that started sparking, and when it dropped on the floor of the section, it lit the confetti and litter on the ground on fire. A flame shot up and the smoke went right into my lungs--that wasn't fun at all. A few fans were able to stomp out the flames. Looking back, I'm lucky that I or anybody else didn't get seriously injured, or worse. Long story short, smoke bombs can be dangerous. I mean, it's not like bringing land mines into a stadium can't believe some of you are nitpicking health and safety rulings about this. Lighting something on fire and shooting smoke all about in a crowded place is a safety risk, how can you argue against that?
Ashley Posted 27 January 2015 Posted 27 January 2015 I'm asthmatic and a smoke bomb generally hasn't effected me yet... and my asthma is bad. Like anything if you don't do it properly it isn't going to work. People who let them off and throw or drop them get some grow a pair.
GaelicFox Posted 28 January 2015 Author Posted 28 January 2015 I'm asthmatic and a smoke bomb generally hasn't effected me yet... and my asthma is bad. Like anything if you don't do it properly it isn't going to work. People who let them off and throw or drop them get some grow a pair. Captain America did the business on Saturday , even applauded the crowd green street style as he was hauled out
GaelicFox Posted 28 January 2015 Author Posted 28 January 2015 They look cool from my sofa. Setting them off in the living room must drive the dog crackers
Strokes Posted 28 January 2015 Posted 28 January 2015 Setting them off in the living room must drive the dog crackers the dogs fine with it, the neighbours however......
cambridgefox Posted 28 January 2015 Posted 28 January 2015 Sit on the fence on this one. Used to make small ones for my lad in the garden.
GaelicFox Posted 28 January 2015 Author Posted 28 January 2015 Sit on the fence on this one. Used to make small ones for my lad in the garden. Im always impressed by people with a chemical know how , I was useless at stuff like that , nearly destroyed our farm with a bag of fertiliser as a nipper
GaelicFox Posted 28 January 2015 Author Posted 28 January 2015 Some one just sent me this link, quite a serious outcome , they are brave (or foolish) little feckers who brought them in saturday http://www.walesonline.co.uk/news/wales-news/chelsea-fc-fans-jailed-taking-2504099
yorkie1999 Posted 28 January 2015 Posted 28 January 2015 Some one just sent me this link, quite a serious outcome , they are brave (or foolish) little feckers who brought them in saturday http://www.walesonline.co.uk/news/wales-news/chelsea-fc-fans-jailed-taking-2504099 The lad was kept in a cell till 11 the next day and got a 3 year banning order. Probably foolish in hindsight.
cambridgefox Posted 28 January 2015 Posted 28 January 2015 Im always impressed by people with a chemical know how , I was useless at stuff like that , nearly destroyed our farm with a bag of fertiliser as a nipperha, I might have bigged it up a bit.It involves 3 or so ping pong balls roughly chopped up place on a bit of foil, make a bulb( size of snooker ball) you have to lay a pencil I before you fold and scrunch round it. This will be where the smoke comes out of.light the bulb bit of the foil where the ping pong balls are. It stinks and I'm sure it's not healthy and most probably illegal in public.Also, don't get your hopes up its more of a smoke puff! Take the pencil out!
C-man Posted 28 January 2015 Posted 28 January 2015 Some one just sent me this link, quite a serious outcome , they are brave (or foolish) little feckers who brought them in saturday http://www.walesonline.co.uk/news/wales-news/chelsea-fc-fans-jailed-taking-2504099 Whatever your thoughts on smoke bombs those punishments are an outrage.
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