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kids, don't play with fireworks (Diaries)

By llimllib
Sat Jun 28th, 2003 at 12:54:04 AM EST

llimllib's Diary

you might have fun. Drunken debauchery at school.


So, my friend and I, after a night of playing "drinking NBA Live 2003", decided to go behind my dorm and light off fireworks. One of the bottles we were using fell over after I lit the medium bottle rocket (we had small, medium and large) and shot the rocket into my foot. Jumping away, the rocket exploded about 5 feet from my foot. It was amusing, but 10 feet farther and I'd be footless right now. Oh well, such is life.

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