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Monday, 5 November 2012
FOR FAWKES' SAKE...
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Of course we across the Atlantic got to have a holiday back when the weather was extremely hot anyway to set off fireworks!
ReplyDeleteI was forgetting just how distinctly British Guy Fawkes' Night is. Unfortunately, it's not a holiday - just a celebration for kids (and neds).
ReplyDeleteI've got that same mask in a 1988 issue, so it may've been an annual thing after all.
ReplyDeleteUsed to love this night in the past - it's also my sister's birthday so we'd have loads of family around, get drunk then set off fireworks in the garden. They'd usually fall over before shooting off and we'd all be ducking and covering stray rockets. Happier times!
Hi THB. Yeah, I think there was at least a three or four year period where Buster printed the same mask every November. I'll have to check my Whizzer & Chips from a few years before to see if they ever used it too.
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