Yeah, that's not what it means today at all, despite what /b/ would have you believe.Scarecrow 8 said:No, the idea that people can revolt and make a difference in their country. That ideas and words still have power, things that should never be forgotten.Zachary Amaranth said:A bunch of tools on the internet bullying people "for the lulz?"Scarecrow 8 said:I know the event which made Guy Fawkes famous, but I wear the mask for a different reason, not to celebrate what he tried to do, but to celebrate what the mask means today.
Just got email confirmation that my copy has been shipped. Looks like I'll be playing early.Daystar Clarion said:It means there's only 6 days until Skyrim.
This waiting is killing me.
Giving money to Hollywood executives? Cause Warner Brothers has a copyright on the masks, and makes money off of every saleScarecrow 8 said:I know the event which made Guy Fawkes famous, but I wear the mask for a different reason, not to celebrate what he tried to do, but to celebrate what the mask means today.Zachary Amaranth said:Nothing like dressing up to look like an utter failure who was pro authority.Scarecrow 8 said:I put on my Guy Fawkes mask
Let's tear down the Government and install Catholic leadership!
Win. I shall go covet Skyrim nowSirBryghtside said:Remember, Remember, the 5th of November,Daystar Clarion said:It means there's only 6 days until Skyrim.
This waiting is killing me.
Gunpowder, treason and plot.
I see no reason
why '5 days to Skyrim day'
Should ever be forgot
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You are aware that part of the celebration is burning a Guy (A dummy Guy Fawkes, not an actual person) on a bonfire right? The 5th of November, Guy Fawkes Night, Bonfire Night whatever you want to call isn't celebrating any terrorist actions. It's celebrating that we caught the bastard, our leaders and the surrounding area weren't blown to smithereens and a Catholic Theocracy wasn't imposed upon us.dyre said:Yeah, no thanks. I have better things to do than celebrate the terrorist actions of religious fanatics.
The eve of the Hungarian Revolution is coming up in a few weeks. I'll celebrate that instead.
I hate you, I've always wanted to go to a fight ...nicole1207 said:I have 2 £220 floorside tickets to the UFC event in Birmingham tonight. Got them for £20 and going with a few people from work. Fab!
"By the power of truth I, while living, have conquered the universe."Scarecrow 8 said:Well my humble friends, November the fifth is now upon us...or it is for most of you. It's nearly over for me, but that doesn't matter. What I want to know is how you will or have celebrated it?
I put on my Guy Fawkes mask and watched 'V for Vendetta', as lighting fires is not allowed in the Australian summer. A little dry, I know, but one must do his best in these times. I'm sure this will be a interesting discussion, if we have as many English members as I think we have.
"Vi veri veniversum vivus vici"
Yes, indeed. Of course, I find it difficult to sympathize with King James, who did persecute Catholics. Also, I believe he might have been one of those divine right-ists.Carsus Tyrell said:You are aware that part of the celebration is burning a Guy (A dummy Guy Fawkes, not an actual person) on a bonfire right? The 5th of November, Guy Fawkes Night, Bonfire Night whatever you want to call isn't celebrating any terrorist actions. It's celebrating that we caught the bastard, our leaders and the surrounding area weren't blown to smithereens and a Catholic Theocracy wasn't imposed upon us.dyre said:Yeah, no thanks. I have better things to do than celebrate the terrorist actions of religious fanatics.
The eve of the Hungarian Revolution is coming up in a few weeks. I'll celebrate that instead.
That's the English meaning for the celebration anyway.
but... protestants are Christians?Stephen Wo said:... overthrow the Protestant monarchy and install a Christian one, ...