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Virtually pointless non-fire night

 As virtualisation of just about everything gains popularity due to cost saving in the enterprise world, health and safety red tape has succeeded in making bonfire night virtually pointless.

 

Organisers of a Guy Fawkes party in Devon say safety officials have forced them into a virtual bonfire.

 

Revellers will have to make do with projected image of a bonfire on a giant screen, electric heaters and bonfire sound effects because of the mountain of paperwork needed to organise the real thing.

 

 

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BrianJM:

I'll bet there's no virtual carbon so which would be more carbon efficient?
The video with sound effects and KWs of heating or the real thing (paper-work could be recycled).
The cost would be real, so which is cheaper?

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