Fireworks rocket launch pad

A fireworks rocket launch pad from which a fireworks rocket is fired, said launch pad comprising:

• a tubular member having a cylindrical wall and defining a passageway therethrough for slidably receiving and aiming said rocket and from which said rocket emerges upon being launched, said tubular member having an upper end portion defining a first opening and a lower end portion defining a second opening;
• a base for supporting said tubular member, said base comprising upper and lower surfaces, said base being provided with a bore therein;
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• means for mounting said tubular member on said base, said means for mounting including a wire having a first end portion for being secured to said base and a helically-shaped second end portion for being received through said second opening of said tubular member and closely received by said passageway of said tubular member, whereby said helically-shaped second end portion of said wire engages the inner surface of said wall of said tubular member such that obstruction of said passageway is minimized, said wire also defining an intermediate portion extending between the point of engagement of said wire with said base and the point of engagement of said wire with said tubular member, said wire being fabricated of a bendable metal such that said wire can be selectively bent proximate said intermediate portion to adjust the angular disposition of said tubular member to facilitate the aiming of said rocket, said first end portion of said wire defining a base engaging portion provided with a plurality of bends disposed in a common plane to facilitate stable engagement of said wire with said upper surface of said base, said first end portion further defining a terminus end portion for being received in said bore of said base.