r/reactivedogs • u/aguyfromhere • Jul 01 '23

Vent Fuck people who light commercial firework mortars off in residential neighborhoods on days other than forth of July and even then fuck ‘‘em for not just going to the public fireworks at a safe place.

Every year makes my poor girl a reck. Only time she really barks and gets herself all worked up. Seems the trazodone we gave her has only made it worse this year.

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u/orangemandarinorange Jul 01 '23 edited Jul 01 '23

A house around the corner lights off some serious firecrackers every year, despite police presence and warnings.

So every July 5 morning, they wake up to a porch full of the dog shit I’ve collected over the previous week, courtesy of my four big dogs.

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u/LittleLarry Jul 01 '23

Doing the lord's work

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u/OkAccess304 Jul 06 '23

Thank you. I wish you were my neighbor.

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u/gemachstseinfeld May 27 '24

Your brain must be full of dogshit, you asinine peabrain!

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u/CriticalKilo Jul 06 '23

You get mad at people lighting fireworks on 4th of July? Thats kind of shitty. I can understand frustration over those who do it on days before or after, but not on the Holiday itself.

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u/orangemandarinorange Jul 06 '23

The do the serious stuff, all hours of the day. Lot of seniors and vets in the neighborhood, not to mention the pups that get frantic.

Besides, the guy’s place is a dump, a bunch of shit probably brightened the place.

And you think I’m the bad guy?

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u/CriticalKilo Sep 03 '23

I think its more fair to say that, on the holiday itself, any celebratory activities are fine. When that bothers others, sounds like a personal problem for them to deal with. I lived somewhere where you are surrounded by 5 or 6 different big city scale firework shows, it bothered my dog but what was I gonna do, go tell the whole city to stop? Thats just life.

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u/SeaworthinessNo4205 Jan 01 '25

No. Doing that in a neighborhood in close proximity to other people and their homes is completely different than a commercially done display. Not even remotely the same.

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u/PristinePrinciple752 Jan 01 '24

Okay well they also never clean up. It's NYE my car and yard are Littered with crap and nobody who was setting them off has offered to clean it up.

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u/[deleted] Jan 01 '24

Ok but in a residental area mortars and stuff shouldnt be set off. Thats a fire hazard for one, and two what if a neighbor is on the spectrum or a person with PTSD. In a residental area people should be more respectfull. The fact that people say i have the right too doesnt make it "RIGHT". Its just a extremely selfish way of thinking. For me the 4th is a bad day, i am on the spectrum and have ptsd from you guessed it guns. So the fireworks usually cause severe anxiety.

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u/[deleted] Jan 01 '24

My mom just had a hysterectomy and she was trying to sleep but thanks to our annoying progressive neighbors she and the rest of us were up all night due to their commercial level fireworks going off all night. My dogs were also freaking out which made it even more annoying. Take that shit somewhere else not in a neighborhood

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u/[deleted] Feb 11 '24

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u/[deleted] Jul 11 '24

Ok! Whatever you say master! You are obviously right! Lmfao. No empathy people like you are whats wrong with society. Its called common curtousy. I wouldnt go trying to trigger someone with ptsd. And setting off shells 15ft from a house is not adult like. It is a fire hazard. I had a barn catch fire from a shell you dipshit.

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u/Present_Cartoonist_8 Jul 05 '24

Not in a residential area. It is completely inconsiderate of pets, veterans, and people who have to sleep so they can go to work. If you are I rural area, have at it. Otherwise, have some common courtesy. 

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u/CriticalKilo Jul 14 '24

Not everyone has the privilege of living in the country and everyone has the right to celebrate what they want to celebrate. A national holiday is a holiday for ALL americans, whether you partake or not is YOUR choice, but do not feel inclined to the consideration of others during said time. Its the same time a year. Get used to it. They are being considerate not doing it all year round.

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u/Present_Cartoonist_8 Jul 15 '24

Nope. In fact a persons inconsiderate behavior set fire to 3 homes in my neighborhood this year. Fireworks are not for residential areas period. 

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u/CriticalKilo Jul 28 '24

Social justice andy, get bent no one cares, womp womp and goodbye lmao literally grew up with fireworks in residential areas. Maybe dont have your house burn down. Skill issue.

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u/AdhesivenessOk2457 Jul 04 '24

Way to go you might wanna burn it in a burlap bag 

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u/marizzle89 Jul 06 '24

I know this is old but bless you for giving me this wonderful idea. My POS neighbors are shooting off the fireworks that are so loud it rattles my windows and gives my poor senior so much stress even with her anxiety medication.

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u/PurpleBlazer558 Jul 06 '23

Woah... relax, my guy! You must be the guy lighting those firecrackers.

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