Clearing out the garage at the weekend I found an old submersible flare gun that I used to carry while diving. Obviously not something to chuck in the bins and as it’s ~20 years old and encrusted with salt I don’t even fancy giving it a go on Nov 5th, so I took it along to my local police station. They said the rules have all changed and they can’t take them any more so I need to phone one of a handful of coastguard sites to make an appointment to hand them over. Now, seeing as the nearest one of these sites is about a 3 hour round trip that’s not exactly a convenient solution, so I thought I’d seek the wisdom and enlightenment of STW to come up with alternatives. Over to you folks!
Local chav estate will be able to do something with that, even if its just a case of someone arson about with it (quick nod towards W&G, that line was superb!!!)
Top idea beamers – I could even tell them that I think I saw something similar while I was digging over the veg patch – wonder if they’d turn in some compost while they were at it.
i went to a november fireworks party years ago and one of the guests was a navy clearance diver.he turned up with all sorts of ordnance which was duly let off for the entertainment of the gathered throng…my ears rang for a week! brilliant!
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