BIG NEW LOOK AND UPDATE HERE VERRY SOON ,ITS GOOD TO BE BACK .LOADS MORE VIDEOS ON THE WAY

BONFIRE NIGHT 2007 IS HERE NEARLY I GOT OVER £300 ON FIREWORKS ,WHY NOT I DONT DRINK OR GO TO CLUBS .I BET SOME OF YOU THINK IM MAD LOL.WELL WE ONLY HAVE ONE LIFE IN THIS WORLD SO THETS INJOY IT. HAPPY GUY FAWKES DAY 2007 FOLLOW THE FIREWORK CODE. HAVE FUN.

GUY FAWKES BONFIRE NIGHT 2007
Fawkes was born on 13 April 1570 in Stonegate, York, the only son of Edward Fawkes (died 1579) and Edith Blake. His mother had given birth to a daughter, Anne, on 3 October 1568 who died seven weeks later on 14 November. Fawkes's mother bore two more daughters, Anne (born 12 October 1572) and Elizabeth (born 27 May 1575).

Guy Fawkes's father, Edward Fawkes, was a descendant of the Fawkes family in Farnley. He was either a notary or proctor of the ecclesiastic courts   more...and later an advocate of the consistory court of the Archbishop of York. Edward's wife, Edith Blake, was descended from prominent merchants and aldermen of the city. Edward Fawkes died in 1579, and his widow remarried in 1582, to a Catholic, Denis Bainbridge of Scotton. The family were known to be recusants, resisters of the authority of the Church of England, and it is probable that his stepfather's influence contributed to Guy’s affiliation to Catholicism.

Guy was originally baptised in the church of St. Michael le Belfrey on 16 April 1570 and was raised a Protestant Anglican. He attended the Free School of St Peter's in York called "Le Horse Fayre". The school had been founded by Royal Charter of Philip and Mary in 1557. Fawkes's schoolfellows may have included John and Christopher Wright, both of whom would be among the conspirators of the Gunpowder Plot, and Thomas Morton, who became Bishop of Durham. During Fawkes's time at St Peter's Free School he was under the tutelage of John Pulleyn, kinsman to the Pulleyns of Scotton and a suspected Catholic who, according to some sources, may have had an early effect on the impressionable Fawkes. Fawkes converted to Catholicism around the age of 16, according to his admission of recusancy at the preliminary interrogation that followed his capture.

In 1592, Fawkes sold the estate he had inherited from his father. In 1593, after briefly serving as a footman for the 2nd Viscount Montague, he enlisted in the army of Archduke Albert of Austria in the Netherlands. He fought against the Protestant United Provinces in the Eighty Years' War with the armies of Catholic Spain. It was during this time that Fawkes adopted the name Guido, the Spanish form of Guy. He served for many years as a soldier, gaining considerable expertise with explosives, which is the most likely reason that conspirators Winter and Catesby recruited him.

The Netherlands were then in possession of the Castilian Philip II of Spain, Duke of Burgundy, and a foreigner to the Dutch. The Dutch associated Spain and Philip's rule with the Catholic inquisition, which he had tried to impose on his territories in the Low Countries. Fawkes arrived at a time when the death of the Duke of Parma and mutinies by Spanish mercenaries had left the Catholic military force in the Netherlands paralysed, and Maurice of Nassau, the stadholder in five provinces from 1584 till 1625, son of William of Orange, had led successful campaigns against Spanish positions.

In 1596 Fawkes was present at the siege and capture of Calais. By 1602 he had risen only to the rank of ensign. There is some evidence that Fawkes was in considerable poverty around this time. He may have visited Spain in the early 1600s to request Spanish help in returning England to Catholicism.

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Hulk Hogan's $50 Million+ Fortune In Jeopardy?,
Source: PWTorch.com
Due to the tragic car accident last weekend in Florida that left Nick Hogan's passenger John Craziano in critical condition, the stage is set for a major lawsuit against Hulk Hogan.

Because Nick Hogan, real name Nick Bollea, is only 17 years old and still considered a minor, Nick's legal guardian (Hulk) would be the defendant in any lawsuits filed.

Hulk Hogan has been seen on "Hogan Knows Best" encouraging Nick's street racing. If   more...it's found that Hulk has used the "Hogan" name to get Nick out of traffic tickets Hulk would inheret even more liability. In the recent issue of RIDES Magazine, Nick speaks about getting out of speeding tickets after being pulled over two seperate times by different officers in one drive because he is a "Hogan". The third time he got pulled over on that day he got a ticket for going 123 MPH in a 50 MPH zone.

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its been 1 year after Steve Irwin died on sep 4th 2006. please remember him guys
TERRI Irwin wants all Australians to wear khaki clothing in honour of her husband Steve as part of a national day organised in his memory.

Although the Irwin family has pleaded for privacy on Tuesday, the one-year-anniversary of Irwin's death, it is hoping fans will embrace a proposed "Steve Irwin Day" later in the year.

Terri Irwin has nominated November 15 as a commemorative day in honour of her husband, with suggested   more...family activities including wearing khaki and camping in the backyard. The concept is also being promoted to Irwin's massive overseas fan base, particularly in the US.

"It was Terri's idea, she wanted to have a day where everyone could celebrate his life," a spokeswoman for Australia Zoo said. "It'd be great if everyone wears khaki on the day, here and overseas."

Families and schoolchildren will also be urged to take part in a "backyard camp-out" as part of a continued fund-raising program for Irwin's Wildlife Warriors campaign. The day was chosen in honour of Steve's favourite giant Galapagos tortoise, Harriet, who died last November, aged 175.

But before Tuesday's anniversary Terri Irwin has revealed her continuing agony at the loss of her husband.

"Sometimes I'll wake up and don't want to even get out of bed," she told Reader's Digest. "But I get up and get dressed for my kids, for the people I work with, for the legacy that Steve's left. I think if our roles had been reversed - if Steve was talking to you now and I was an angel watching over my children - I would want to see him being happy and having fun, and living and loving and laughing again. But I have to practise it - it doesn't just come [to] me."

The Irwins visited the US last week for the North American launch of Bindi's clothing range. But they are expected to keep a low profile on Tuesday. Australia Zoo staff fended off queries about the family's plans.

Meanwhile, a television special, hosted by Bindi Irwin, was due to be screened nationally last night. Channel Nine will continue the coverage of Irwin's anniversary tonight by screening footage from his final adventure.

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