Jim
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Posted: 2001-Feb-13 15:22
The action over at Get High Traffic is still growing especially in the Site Review Please forum.Reviewing a site takes only a few minutes and it is fun and relaxing from the pressures of trying to out run the engines.  Try to stop in and review a site each day. You'll help a lot of people and feel good too.
http://gethighforums.com
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jkcity
Joined: Mar 16, 2001
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Posted: 2001-Nov-03 03:07
I am going to one tommorrow night, kinda sucks its not on the 5th of november but I guess thats the way of the world these days.I am going to one on the 5th thought so thats ok. I am going on about: Bonfire night (5th November) for any one else that is nto from the UK.
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tradman
Joined: Sep 20, 2000
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Posted: 2001-Mar-05 13:31
bump
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Rob Cook
Joined: Dec 06, 1999
# Posts: 2007
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Posted: 2001-Nov-03 09:45
Sounds a bit too much like the real world, to me. Outside... bad. Fresh air... bad.Might watch one via a web-cam, though 
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jkcity
Joined: Mar 16, 2001
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Posted: 2001-Nov-03 11:49
You got to go outside somtimes, it might as well be to see soem firworks.It looks like its going to be awful weather over the next few days.
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cellularnews
Joined: May 23, 2001
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Posted: 2001-Nov-03 14:15
Celebrating the persecution of a religious minority ?Nah, I think I will give it a miss thanks.
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Janet Berg
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Posted: 2001-Nov-03 14:47
OK, I will display my cultural ignorance, which is really bad since my best friend is a Brit. I could ask her tomarrow, but I am sure I am not the only clueless one.What is Bonfire Night?
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Rob Cook
Joined: Dec 06, 1999
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Posted: 2001-Nov-03 16:01
Short answer: I think it's strangely a celebration based upon a terrorist plot to blow up the Houses of Parliament, or something like that. Check out more details here: http://www.kidlink.org/KIDPROJ/MCC/mcc0422.html (call me Mr Google) Real answer: it's an excuse for yobs to buy fireworks from unsavoury shops who'll illegally sell them to underage customers. Said kids will then parade onto the streets and proceed to throw said fireworks at anyone and anything in their path. Lots of fun, huh?
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jkcity
Joined: Mar 16, 2001
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Posted: 2001-Nov-03 22:34
Celebrating the persecution of a religious minority ?What???, I am celebrating the fireworks nothing else.
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Jim
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Posted: 2001-Nov-04 03:50
I think I'll stick to watching explosions on WebCams. 
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erwinloh
Joined: Jun 01, 2000
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Posted: 2001-Nov-05 03:41
Give me the URL to the webcam, and I'm there too.
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Rob Cook
Joined: Dec 06, 1999
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Posted: 2001-Nov-05 03:53
Y'know, I've actually looked. And I can't find a soddin' thing. Must be out there...
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Ness
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Posted: 2001-Nov-05 12:10
Every other year or so I get to watch a fantastic firework display from my back garden, it takes place in a park half a mile away or so and this weekend saw the skies light up again.One of these days I'm going to have to go down there and figure out exactly who it is putting on this massive display in a suburban area of Bristol. I've a feeling its the Firework factory (yes theres a firework factory in Bristol) or a professional firework display team practicing for a display or a competition somewhere because the only other time other than new year I've seen fireworks this good was at the world fireworks championships in Stockholm a few years back
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litmania
Joined: Aug 27, 2000
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Posted: 2001-Nov-05 13:41
Where can I find out about other fireworks taking place in London?Went to one on Primrose Hill on Saturday and would like to go to another. TimeOut/Evening Standard websites are no help.
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jkcity
Joined: Mar 16, 2001
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Posted: 2001-Nov-05 14:27
http://www.bbc.co.uk/london/entertainment/features/allypally_index.shtml Fireworks in London
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