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[Aerif]

Well Dodie, it's not really a celebration as much as a tradition. Guy Fawkes Night - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

But yeah, other than the dangers of fireworks, I think the real reason my immediate family have never purchased fireworks (my uncle did once), is because of the cost. A few fireworks can set you back £50 for only a few minutes of enjoyment. That's why I'd rather go to public displays.

[Robbo]

Well Dodie, it's not really a celebration as much as a tradition. Guy Fawkes Night - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

But yeah, other than the dangers of fireworks, I think the real reason my immediate family have never purchased fireworks (my uncle did once), is because of the cost. A few fireworks can set you back £50 for only a few minutes of enjoyment. That's why I'd rather go to public displays.

I know this is what most american's call it but in the UK iv'e only ever heard it referred to as Bonfire night. I usually attend a party this time of year actually i was scheduled to go to one now but i cant contact anyone so instead im sat in my house bored to tears.

[Aerif]

I know this is what most american's call it but in the UK iv'e only ever heard it referred to as Bonfire night. I usually attend a party this time of year actually i was scheduled to go to one now but i cant contact anyone so instead im sat in my house bored to tears.

I think most people call it Bonfire Night, but it depends where you hear it. Guy Fawkes isn't very politically correct (it has anti-catholic connotations), but most people, if not all, don't actually mind.