Fireworks.

Lifeforce · Posted: Wed Jul 05, 2006 10:52 pm Post subject: Fireworks.

Well while everyone and their mothers were outside last night firing off fireworks, (illegal in L.A. city limits).

I sat in my room waiting for it to stop so I could go to bed to be up at 5 A.M. for work.

One of the participants in my cul-de-sac was a neighbors friend who happened to be a police officer.

To quote Stan Ridgeway verse : Everybody does what nobody will allow.

Well I got up for work late, after 2-3 hours sleep to find the air so badly smogged from the night before, that it harkened to the air 5 years ago before people started gifting in California.

It was so bad that it was at ground level.

The entire trip of 53 miles was basicly the same.

All I could think the entire trip was "Man, what a waste".

My second background thought was "and they have no idea of what they were celebrating".

For a month before yesterday those same people would run out of their houses at 11-12 oclock at night and fire a few off.

My third thought the whole trip was "I really got to get out of this state", as I gazed at the endless firework enduced smog ocean of stupidity.

I haven't participated in a 4th of july anything for years, and after what I witnessed this morning I never will again.

Mark
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EMPATH · Posted: Thu Jul 06, 2006 3:05 am Post subject:

Hi Mark,

Just move out a little further like I did. LOL. Only problem I got to commute to work. But it is worth it.
Every 4th when I lived in Reseda I never got to sleep it was so loud.
And the smog what hell it was to breath.

Well the whole thing is a pain in the A@$.

Sorry to rant here but these people do not know what they celebrate at all. They are just asleep.

Bill

Craig Schade · Joined: 04 May 2005 Posts: 56 Location: Utah

First of all, thank you to everyone who has gifted L.A. My father lives there, and every time I ask him about the air, he says it's clean. I finally told him about LAARP. I was kind of surprised that he didn't think I'm crazy. Last weekend, I mailed him a zapper.

Secondly, I have to get up at 5 am, too, and I have 55 miles to drive to work. I put the soft ear plugs in my ears that we use at work, and I have black out curtains on my windows. I also sleep with a zapper on my solar plexus. Sleeping is not a problem for me anymore, even when fireworks and dogs do their thing.

Craig