Tomorrow it’s the fifth of november and for those don’t know what it’s about here is a little piece from wiki:

Guy Fawkes Night, also known as Bonfire Night, is an annual celebration, primarily in Great Britain, traditionally and usually held on the evening of 5 November. Festivities are centred on the use of fireworks and the lighting of bonfires.

Historically, the celebrations mark the anniversary of the failed Gunpowder Plot of 5 November 1605. The date was originally made a public holiday in England by the anti-Catholic Thanksgiving Act of 1605, which was repealed in 1859. Some former British colonies a

lso mark the occasion. Guy Fawkes Night was celebrated in Australia until the late 1970s, when the sale and public use of fireworks was made illegal, effectively abolishing the celebration.

So what does this mean for us; well for me personally it means not much to what happened that night (the failed gunpwder plot). But it does hold something to think about: some things should never be forgot, it is not the man that failed but the idea that he had. We should not be oppressed by anyone and if one man fails that doesn’t mean we should forget what he tried to do.

Tomorrow is V for Vendetta night at my home atleast. It’s a great movie showing how oppression can change everyones life and how one man can change it once again.

The most awesome gameshow ever will most likely return for a third season ^^. If you missed it, it’s a show with a show in it.

A group of Americans is taken to Japan to participate in the gameshow “Majide”, there they do typical Japanese gameshow stunts.

Season One

The first episode premiered on ABC on June 24, 2008. Tony Sano was host for this season. There were ten contestants in the first episode, with only one team game per episode. The season ran for seven episodes (unlike the second season) and the last episode screened on August 6, 2008.

Season Two

The second season premiered on June 17, 2009. Tony Sano did not return to host. In addition, the number of contestants increased from ten to twelve, and there are two team games per episode instead of one. The team that wins the first team game is given an advantage in the second, while the rest of the format remains the same. It ran for eight episodes and finished on August 5, 2009.