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Good point, I wasn't thinking of actual military mortars. But I think "mortar" often means consumer firework in modern parlance.
by ndiscussion 6y ago
Good point, I wasn't thinking of actual military mortars. But I think "mortar" often means consumer firework in modern parlance.
- vcxy 6y agoI think there might be a lot of people here (my self included) that literally didn't know that about fireworks in modern parlance. It's because talking about fireworks just doesn't ever come up in my life. But I think "mortar" is commonly known as a military kind of weapon even if you know nothing about fireworks.
- catlifeonmars 6y agoI was unaware of that terminology applied to fireworks. Good to know!