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Russet Guzzler
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 Posted: Fri Nov 06, 2009 2:26 pm Post subject: Is burning the Guy offensive to Roman Catholics? |
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The capture, torture and execution of a Roman Catholic terrorist is celebrated here by burning effigies of Guy Fawkes
Supposing Bin Laden or Abu Hamza were captured and then tortured and killed, would the authorities stop public rejoicing here in case Islam was upset? |
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skryer
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| Posted: Fri Nov 06, 2009 2:30 pm Post subject: Re: Is burning the Guy offensive to Roman Catholics? |
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| Russet Guzzler wrote: | The capture, torture and execution of a Roman Catholic terrorist is celebrated here by burning effigies of Guy Fawkes
Supposing Bin Laden or Abu Hamza were captured and then tortured and killed, would the authorities stop public rejoicing here in case Islam was upset? |
Was Mr fawkes a RC terrorist, really? If he wanted to blow up James 1, wasn't he a closet Catholic, or Roman Catholic.
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Russet Guzzler
Joined: 22 Feb 2009
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| Posted: Fri Nov 06, 2009 2:33 pm Post subject: Re: Is burning the Guy offensive to Roman Catholics? |
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| skryer wrote: | | Russet Guzzler wrote: | The capture, torture and execution of a Roman Catholic terrorist is celebrated here by burning effigies of Guy Fawkes
Supposing Bin Laden or Abu Hamza were captured and then tortured and killed, would the authorities stop public rejoicing here in case Islam was upset? |
Was Mr fawkes a RC terrorist, really? If he wanted to blow up James 1, wasn't he a closet Catholic, or Roman Catholic.
Confused.com |
Does any terrorist discriminate in pursuit of their overall objective? |
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AntUasalCeart
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He got grassed up to Mr Fawkes.
But you do have a point. |
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bangon
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| Posted: Fri Nov 06, 2009 2:38 pm Post subject: Re: Is burning the Guy offensive to Roman Catholics? |
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| skryer wrote: | | Russet Guzzler wrote: | The capture, torture and execution of a Roman Catholic terrorist is celebrated here by burning effigies of Guy Fawkes
Supposing Bin Laden or Abu Hamza were captured and then tortured and killed, would the authorities stop public rejoicing here in case Islam was upset? |
Was Mr fawkes a RC terrorist, really? If he wanted to blow up James 1, wasn't he a closet Catholic, or Roman Catholic.
Confused.com |
Was Mr Fawkes baptisted? |
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AntUasalCeart
Joined: 04 Oct 2007
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| Posted: Fri Nov 06, 2009 2:44 pm Post subject: Re: Is burning the Guy offensive to Roman Catholics? |
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| bangon wrote: | | skryer wrote: | | Russet Guzzler wrote: | The capture, torture and execution of a Roman Catholic terrorist is celebrated here by burning effigies of Guy Fawkes
Supposing Bin Laden or Abu Hamza were captured and then tortured and killed, would the authorities stop public rejoicing here in case Islam was upset? |
Was Mr fawkes a RC terrorist, really? If he wanted to blow up James 1, wasn't he a closet Catholic, or Roman Catholic.
Confused.com |
Was Mr Fawkes baptisted? |
He was when he was 3 days old. |
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bangon
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| Posted: Fri Nov 06, 2009 2:46 pm Post subject: Re: Is burning the Guy offensive to Roman Catholics? |
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| AntUasalCeart wrote: | | bangon wrote: | | skryer wrote: | | Russet Guzzler wrote: | The capture, torture and execution of a Roman Catholic terrorist is celebrated here by burning effigies of Guy Fawkes
Supposing Bin Laden or Abu Hamza were captured and then tortured and killed, would the authorities stop public rejoicing here in case Islam was upset? |
Was Mr fawkes a RC terrorist, really? If he wanted to blow up James 1, wasn't he a closet Catholic, or Roman Catholic.
Confused.com |
Was Mr Fawkes baptisted? |
He was when he was 3 days old. |
Which church? Were you there? |
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bangon
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| Posted: Fri Nov 06, 2009 2:59 pm Post subject: Re: Is burning the Guy offensive to Roman Catholics? |
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| bangon wrote: | | AntUasalCeart wrote: | | bangon wrote: | | skryer wrote: | | Russet Guzzler wrote: | The capture, torture and execution of a Roman Catholic terrorist is celebrated here by burning effigies of Guy Fawkes
Supposing Bin Laden or Abu Hamza were captured and then tortured and killed, would the authorities stop public rejoicing here in case Islam was upset? |
Was Mr fawkes a RC terrorist, really? If he wanted to blow up James 1, wasn't he a closet Catholic, or Roman Catholic.
Confused.com |
Was Mr Fawkes baptisted? |
He was when he was 3 days old. |
Which church? Were you there? |
Did he get the certificate about her Baptisim? |
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AntUasalCeart
Joined: 04 Oct 2007
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| Posted: Fri Nov 06, 2009 3:00 pm Post subject: Re: Is burning the Guy offensive to Roman Catholics? |
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| bangon wrote: | | AntUasalCeart wrote: | | bangon wrote: | | skryer wrote: | | Russet Guzzler wrote: | The capture, torture and execution of a Roman Catholic terrorist is celebrated here by burning effigies of Guy Fawkes
Supposing Bin Laden or Abu Hamza were captured and then tortured and killed, would the authorities stop public rejoicing here in case Islam was upset? |
Was Mr fawkes a RC terrorist, really? If he wanted to blow up James 1, wasn't he a closet Catholic, or Roman Catholic.
Confused.com |
Was Mr Fawkes baptisted? |
He was when he was 3 days old. |
Which church? Were you there? |
Guy was baptised in the church of St. Michael le Belfrey on 16 April 1570 as a three-day-old baby
No I was washing me hair that day |
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bangon
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| Posted: Fri Nov 06, 2009 3:01 pm Post subject: Re: Is burning the Guy offensive to Roman Catholics? |
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| AntUasalCeart wrote: | | bangon wrote: | | AntUasalCeart wrote: | | bangon wrote: | | skryer wrote: | | Russet Guzzler wrote: | The capture, torture and execution of a Roman Catholic terrorist is celebrated here by burning effigies of Guy Fawkes
Supposing Bin Laden or Abu Hamza were captured and then tortured and killed, would the authorities stop public rejoicing here in case Islam was upset? |
Was Mr fawkes a RC terrorist, really? If he wanted to blow up James 1, wasn't he a closet Catholic, or Roman Catholic.
Confused.com |
Was Mr Fawkes baptisted? |
He was when he was 3 days old. |
Which church? Were you there? |
Guy was baptised in the church of St. Michael le Belfrey on 16 April 1570 as a three-day-old baby
No I was washing me hair that day |
Hail Mary 100000 times for you not being there. May be thats why Mr Fawkes was so rebelled. |
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Freddo
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1. He converted to a Catholic.
2. He attempted to blow up Protestants including James I, however there were just as many Catholic Aristocrats at Parliament so if it would have happened according to plan there would have been a massive knock on effect.
anyway, he was rubbish, we love burning him, i even piss on him afterwards. |
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Allybok
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| Posted: Fri Nov 06, 2009 3:21 pm Post subject: |
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avarage Friday night for you hey Freddo! piss on some guy mwhahahaha  |
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Freddo
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| Allybok wrote: | | avarage Friday night for you hey Freddo! piss on some guy mwhahahaha |
Oh funny funny aint ya !!
You must have heard bad things about me, all incorrect  |
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Allybok
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| Freddo wrote: | | Allybok wrote: | | avarage Friday night for you hey Freddo! piss on some guy mwhahahaha |
Oh funny funny aint ya !!
You must have heard bad things about me, all incorrect |
glad to hear it. so what shannigans are you up to tonight? |
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Vick
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| Posted: Fri Nov 06, 2009 3:45 pm Post subject: Re: Is burning the Guy offensive to Roman Catholics? |
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| AntUasalCeart wrote: | | bangon wrote: | | AntUasalCeart wrote: | | bangon wrote: | | skryer wrote: | | Russet Guzzler wrote: | The capture, torture and execution of a Roman Catholic terrorist is celebrated here by burning effigies of Guy Fawkes
Supposing Bin Laden or Abu Hamza were captured and then tortured and killed, would the authorities stop public rejoicing here in case Islam was upset? |
Was Mr fawkes a RC terrorist, really? If he wanted to blow up James 1, wasn't he a closet Catholic, or Roman Catholic.
Confused.com |
Was Mr Fawkes baptisted? |
He was when he was 3 days old. |
Which church? Were you there? |
Guy was baptised in the church of St. Michael le Belfrey on 16 April 1570 as a three-day-old baby
No I was washing me hair that day |
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Freddo
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| Allybok wrote: | | Freddo wrote: | | Allybok wrote: | | avarage Friday night for you hey Freddo! piss on some guy mwhahahaha |
Oh funny funny aint ya !!
You must have heard bad things about me, all incorrect |
glad to hear it. so what shannigans are you up to tonight? |
Gonna stop off at my local, meet my mates, have 3 or 4 bottles, game of pool then get home to see my little ones before they go to bed.
This is as long as i dont get sidetracked by anyone. |
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Allybok
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sounds top banana Freddo. I might set some fireworks off tonight weeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee BOOMM!!!
Yeah |
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miss devil
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there was some numpty in my local pqper last night that changed his name to guy fawkes by deed poll  |
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Sweet_Jesus
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| Freddo wrote: | 1. He converted to a Catholic.
2. He attempted to blow up Protestants including James I, however there were just as many Catholic Aristocrats at Parliament so if it would have happened according to plan there would have been a massive knock on effect.
anyway, he was rubbish, we love burning him, i even piss on him afterwards. |
 
DOWN WITH THAT SORT OF LANGAUGE IF YOU DON'T MIND!  |
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MisterMassacre
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| Guy Fawkes did 9/11 |
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skryer
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It seems that the real instigater was A certain Mr Rob Catesby!
| Quote: | | Before the Gunpowder Plot, Catesby was involved with the Earl of Essex in the failed attempt to remove Elizabeth I from power in 1601. He was not executed because of his small role, but was heavily fined, costing him his manor house in Chastleton. |
You can just imagine him having to defend himself at trial and explain what role he played in Liz's 'removal from power'
welllll, I was going to drive the getaway erm, stagecoach?!
possibly after only being recognised for having a "small role" in this plot, he wanted to progress when the next monarch came to power?
sure enough>
| Quote: | | was the leader of the Gunpowder Plot. |
but, we've all grown rather fond of the name Guy Fawkes now!
so, although his role might have been significant, we don't really remember him.
Posterity rules!
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skryer
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also, did you know that Sir Walter Ralegh was also implicated as one of the plotters.?
So, off he went to the Tower. He was going to be executed, and although everybody hated him, they didn't want to loose him, so he was sent back.
He lived to tell the tale, but was imprisoned for some 15 years.
When released he was told (by James 1) not to go plundering Spanish ships, laden with rich cargoes/treasures/spices from the far east etc.
Sadly, once a Pirate always a Pirate was his motto, and he couldn't quit the habit.
(In those days there were no counselling sessions/therapy groups/patches to wear, nor self help books by Paul McKenna entitled "How to quit pirateering in 7 days").
...and so it was that Sir Walt got into conflict with some Spanish, returned back to England, and was beheaded
He seems to have fared a lot better than the 1st (or one of the 1st) colony of New World settlers which he abandoned in America though - they were all slaughtered (some very slowly) by local Indians!
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bangon
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| Posted: Sat Nov 07, 2009 4:42 pm Post subject: |
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| skryer wrote: | also, did you know that Sir Walter Ralegh was also implicated as one of the plotters.?
So, off he went to the Tower. He was going to be executed, and although everybody hated him, they didn't want to loose him, so he was sent back.
He lived to tell the tale, but was imprisoned for some 15 years.
When released he was told (by James 1) not to go plundering Spanish ships, laden with rich cargoes/treasures/spices from the far east etc.
Sadly, once a Pirate always a Pirate was his motto, and he couldn't quit the habit.
(In those days there were no counselling sessions/therapy groups/patches to wear, nor self help books by Paul McKenna entitled "How to quit pirateering in 7 days").
...and so it was that Sir Walt got into conflict with some Spanish, returned back to England, and was beheaded
He seems to have fared a lot better than the 1st (or one of the 1st) colony of New World settlers which he abandoned in America though - they were all slaughtered (some very slowly) by local Indians!
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very interesting! good knowledge of it!!!  |
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skryer
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| Posted: Sat Nov 07, 2009 5:37 pm Post subject: |
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| bangon wrote: | | skryer wrote: | also, did you know that Sir Walter Ralegh was also implicated as one of the plotters.?
So, off he went to the Tower. He was going to be executed, and although everybody hated him, they didn't want to loose him, so he was sent back.
He lived to tell the tale, but was imprisoned for some 15 years.
When released he was told (by James 1) not to go plundering Spanish ships, laden with rich cargoes/treasures/spices from the far east etc.
Sadly, once a Pirate always a Pirate was his motto, and he couldn't quit the habit.
(In those days there were no counselling sessions/therapy groups/patches to wear, nor self help books by Paul McKenna entitled "How to quit pirateering in 7 days").
...and so it was that Sir Walt got into conflict with some Spanish, returned back to England, and was beheaded
He seems to have fared a lot better than the 1st (or one of the 1st) colony of New World settlers which he abandoned in America though - they were all slaughtered (some very slowly) by local Indians!
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very interesting! good knowledge of it!!! |
It was in the book I just finished - i find it all so fascinating!
It claims that it was only thanks to Pocahontas, that the some English settlers had any chance there (although not all of them survived).
History Rocks my world!  |
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bangon
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| Posted: Sat Nov 07, 2009 5:43 pm Post subject: |
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| skryer wrote: | | bangon wrote: | | skryer wrote: | also, did you know that Sir Walter Ralegh was also implicated as one of the plotters.?
So, off he went to the Tower. He was going to be executed, and although everybody hated him, they didn't want to loose him, so he was sent back.
He lived to tell the tale, but was imprisoned for some 15 years.
When released he was told (by James 1) not to go plundering Spanish ships, laden with rich cargoes/treasures/spices from the far east etc.
Sadly, once a Pirate always a Pirate was his motto, and he couldn't quit the habit.
(In those days there were no counselling sessions/therapy groups/patches to wear, nor self help books by Paul McKenna entitled "How to quit pirateering in 7 days").
...and so it was that Sir Walt got into conflict with some Spanish, returned back to England, and was beheaded
He seems to have fared a lot better than the 1st (or one of the 1st) colony of New World settlers which he abandoned in America though - they were all slaughtered (some very slowly) by local Indians!
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very interesting! good knowledge of it!!! |
It was in the book I just finished - i find it all so fascinating!
It claims that it was only thanks to Pocahontas, that the some English settlers had any chance there (although not all of them survived).
History Rocks my world! |
yes history is fascinating, too bad, i'm not good at european history though... |
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