>>3122
>though there was so much smoke that it almost irritated me at times.
>we cannot reach that level because there are not as many people for throwing them. Probably in the capital city, there was good stuff but not over here
Same, I never was in a big city for fireworks, and haven't witnessed a shootout of this severity.

>>3123
>but the lurkers notice and understand much better the thread than the participants in it.
Do they? I'm not quite sold on this idea. Though the only "argument" helping my case I can think of right now would be that lurkers lack part of the context that being a side of conversation brings (after all, You (as in, the participant) know what You meant, the interpretation may not 100% reflect that though it's undeniably the poster's responsibility to ensure maximal conjunction of original and interpreted meaning.

>is there any better guide book than that.
There isn't at least in my book, heh heh.. Or no, I know. The "completely aligned with my world views" is.

>in my town there were almost no dogs barking in the 3 hours of firecrackers when I was outside
It's not that much about barking, but about their general well-being (and hearing sense, too)