Guy Fawkes
Nov 5th 2005, 8:26 am
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Guy Fawkes
is there any guy fawkes displays around perth tonight!
Nov 5th 2005, 8:32 am
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Re: Guy Fawkes
Originally Posted by capacity
is there any guy fawkes displays around perth tonight!
Nov 5th 2005, 9:16 am
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Re: Guy Fawkes
Originally Posted by Luke I Amyofath
I havent a clue, but then again I didnt even notice it was nov 5th !
Thats because your on here all day!!!!
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Nov 5th 2005, 9:28 am
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Re: Guy Fawkes
Originally Posted by capacity
is there any guy fawkes displays around perth tonight!
I love bonfire night I got me sparklers ready for tonight cant wait
Nov 5th 2005, 9:45 am
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Re: Guy Fawkes
Originally Posted by possoms
There was a thread a while back about Halloween, and I am sure peeps said no bonfires cos of the risk of bush fires. Nt sure about firework displays though? thing is its an english custom so wouldnt have thought they would celebrate it.
I love bonfire night I got me sparklers ready for tonight cant wait
I love bonfire night I got me sparklers ready for tonight cant wait
my neighbour said that fireworks were banned years ago because of the number of accidents & fires it caused
they used to have fireworks when she was small though (she is 50+)
also as you mentioned it is an english custom, so would not celebrate it, one person i know (20 ish) had no idea what bonfire night was
ttfn
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Nov 5th 2005, 9:49 am
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Re: Guy Fawkes
Originally Posted by pootle26
my neighbour said that fireworks were banned years ago because of the number of accidents & fires it caused
they used to have fireworks when she was small though (she is 50+)
also as you mentioned it is an english custom, so would not celebrate it, one person i know (20 ish) had no idea what bonfire night was
ttfn
pootle26
they used to have fireworks when she was small though (she is 50+)
also as you mentioned it is an english custom, so would not celebrate it, one person i know (20 ish) had no idea what bonfire night was
ttfn
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Nov 5th 2005, 9:49 am
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Re: Guy Fawkes
Originally Posted by pootle26
my neighbour said that fireworks were banned years ago because of the number of accidents & fires it caused
they used to have fireworks when she was small though (she is 50+)
also as you mentioned it is an english custom, so would not celebrate it, one person i know (20 ish) had no idea what bonfire night was
ttfn
pootle26
they used to have fireworks when she was small though (she is 50+)
also as you mentioned it is an english custom, so would not celebrate it, one person i know (20 ish) had no idea what bonfire night was
ttfn
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Nov 5th 2005, 9:57 am
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Re: Guy Fawkes
Originally Posted by cranni
My friend who is 30 is did not know what bonfire night was either.
Last edited by Sharpy67; Nov 5th 2005 at 9:57 am. Reason: peeling
Nov 5th 2005, 9:59 am
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Re: Guy Fawkes
Originally Posted by Sharpy67
and why would they? As previously mentioned its an English/British custom. Most Australians probably couldn't give a s**t cept the fact it failed!
Nov 5th 2005, 9:59 am
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Re: Guy Fawkes
Originally Posted by Sharpy67
and why would they? As previously mentioned its an English/British custom. Most Australians probably couldn't give a s**t cept the fact it failed!
Nov 5th 2005, 10:00 am
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Re: Guy Fawkes
It's the same with Yorkshire Puddings and Dumplings, you know.
Nov 5th 2005, 10:02 am
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Re: Guy Fawkes
Originally Posted by DevMountain
It's the same with Yorkshire Puddings and Dumplings, you know.
Nov 5th 2005, 10:20 am
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Re: Guy Fawkes
Originally Posted by pootle26
my neighbour said that fireworks were banned years ago because of the number of accidents & fires it caused
they used to have fireworks when she was small though (she is 50+)
also as you mentioned it is an english custom, so would not celebrate it, one person i know (20 ish) had no idea what bonfire night was
ttfn
pootle26
they used to have fireworks when she was small though (she is 50+)
also as you mentioned it is an english custom, so would not celebrate it, one person i know (20 ish) had no idea what bonfire night was
ttfn
pootle26
My daughter is now refusing to go to Oz. The reason: Today is her birthday (she's 14 BTW
) and her birthday just won't be the same without the obligatory firework display in the evening.Good job she's joking..........at least I hope she is
Julie
Nov 5th 2005, 10:23 am
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Re: Guy Fawkes
Originally Posted by Juliecabs
That's it. Our Oz dream is over.
My daughter is now refusing to go to Oz. The reason: Today is her birthday (she's 14 BTW ) and her birthday just won't be the same without the obligatory firework display in the evening.
Good job she's joking..........at least I hope she is
Julie
My daughter is now refusing to go to Oz. The reason: Today is her birthday (she's 14 BTW
) and her birthday just won't be the same without the obligatory firework display in the evening.Good job she's joking..........at least I hope she is
Julie
Nov 5th 2005, 11:00 am
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Re: Guy Fawkes
Originally Posted by Juliecabs
That's it. Our Oz dream is over.
My daughter is now refusing to go to Oz. The reason: Today is her birthday (she's 14 BTW ) and her birthday just won't be the same without the obligatory firework display in the evening.
Good job she's joking..........at least I hope she is
Julie
My daughter is now refusing to go to Oz. The reason: Today is her birthday (she's 14 BTW
) and her birthday just won't be the same without the obligatory firework display in the evening.Good job she's joking..........at least I hope she is
Julie