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magisterfaust
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Anyone celebrating Halloween this year. Oh, and this one for the British contingent out there…Are you planning anything for Guy fawkes night?
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whiteknite
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The usual stuff like a couple of the kids mates fireworks ans spuds to throw on the fire lol…Kids are too old for Halloween so no daubt we will just keep sweets in for the kids knocking.http://www.getsmile.com/emoticons/h...icons/halloween-smileys-01835/halloween23.gif
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Dempsey1919
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I don’t really celebrate Halloween. I think it’s more of an American holiday. Even as a kid, we never really did much. I was happy if I had a turnip for a jack-o-lantern. For some reasom, the American tradition of using a pumpkin has taken over and nobody uses turnips anymore. I’ll probably spend Halloween doing my best to ignore the trick-or-treaters 
Of course, I will be attending Mass the day after Halloween as it’s the Feast of All Saints, which is a Holy Day of Obligation.
I always liked Guy Falkes, or bonfire night as we call it. I may set a small fire in the garden and set off some fireworks for my young nephews.
Of course, I will be attending Mass the day after Halloween as it’s the Feast of All Saints, which is a Holy Day of Obligation.
I always liked Guy Falkes, or bonfire night as we call it. I may set a small fire in the garden and set off some fireworks for my young nephews.
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AlanF
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I celebrate Guy Fawkes night; I don’t really think it matters that he was a catholic, a terrorist is still a terrorist.
I’m glad no-one burns models of popes anymore though!
I’m glad no-one burns models of popes anymore though!
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Fran65
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No (although I’ll go to the Feast of All Saints) and no. I’ve got no problems with Guy Fawkes. Just too busy at work to do much! I’m also one of those people who don’t like fireworks. Sudden loud noises are very bad for my heart (I have a serious heart condition, despite being only 43) and they really upset our dog.
Karen
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