Guy Fawkes

he was a catholic and he liked sports

A máscara usada pelo personagem V, no filme V de Vingança, foi inspirada no rosto de Guy Fawkes, um revolucionário inglês do século XVII. Guy Fawkes é conhecido por sua tentativa de explodir o Parlamento Britânico na Conspiração da Pólvora de 1605, um plano para assassinar o rei James I e restaurar um monarca católico ao trono.

guy forks was a man who tried to blow up the houses of parlment but got cought and hung drawn and quarterd!!!!!

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N.B. The Real name is Guy Fawkes search for "Who was Guy Fawkes" He did indeed tr to blow up Parliament house. Sorry for not posting the full story, I did not want to have been the one to double post.

Guy Fawkes attempted to assassinate King James the first by placing barrels of gunpowder underneath parliament and detonating them whilst parliament was in session.

Guy Fawkes day

I don't claim to be an explosives expert, but I'd say the answer to this one is no, at least not on it's own anyway. If it did, surely it would carry an explosion risk warning, and you'd need a special licence to handle it and transport it, and farms would be very dangerous places to be!

Bonfires

He was the one to light the fuse.

Guy Fawkes was part of a plot lead by Robert Catesby. The five main plotters first met at an inn called the "Duck and Drake" in London on the 20th May 1604

The crimes of Guy Fawkes scared the authorities so much because he was part of a large plot to get rid of King James and all Protestants in high positions.

Loyalists are like best friends because they stay on your side no matter what happens.

No, it is not illegal to wear a Guy Fawkes mask in public in the state of Maryland in the USA.

Since gunpowder is explosive (!) I always make sure it is made safe by wetting it - water works fine, but will also create a chemical mix that is potentially hazardous.
As for the regulations in your state/country, I would advice contacting the proper authorities - Apart from the explosiveness, gunpowder is also a chemical hazard even in small amounts.
Where I live (Sweden) I would talk to the local recycling facility - Small amounts I am sure they will handle if contacted.
Larger amounts have never been an issue for me - Maybe contact a ammunition factory or a private/professional cartridge loader and hear if they have means to dispose of it for you?

No-one.

i disagree has any one seen V for vendetta he was trying to destroy a curupt parlament!!! so yea and he died doing it so to answer your other question i think he was clever and his ambition was trying to help the people that's why we celebrate fawks day on the 5 of November the explosions looked like fire works and that's why we set of the fire works to show now we are free

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He was born in to the [Anglican,] Catholic Church and left to join the Holy Roman Church a product of the Council of Trent.

He was a Tudor!

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On November the Fifth people gather round the heath

Point their Roman candles at the sky

Out of broken branch and leaf they construct a fiery wreath

Ready for the burning of the Guy

Everywhere the embers blow, everywhere the embers blow...

Everywhere the embers blow, everywhere the embers blow...

There's no connection between Macbeth [c. 1014-August 15, 1057] and Guy Fawkes [April 13, 1570-January 31, 1606]. The two figures lived in different places and times. Macbeth was a historical figure of eleventh-century Scotland. Fawkes was a historical figure of 16th-17th century England. But if the Shakespearean play 'Macbeth' is considered instead of the historical record, then a similarity in attitude may be found between the two historical figures. According to the historical record, King Duncan I [d. August 14, 1040] was killed by his own men for having launched an unprovoked, unpopular, unjustified, unjust invasion of Macbeth's lands. According to the Shakespearean play, the King was killed by Macbeth. The killing was carried out against a defenseless sovereign who had no chance of defending himself. He was tired from a long day of monitoring threats to his rule and of traveling. He needed his nap after having eaten what may have been a heavy evening meal. He had to get up early the next morning and travel some more. He had no weapons. Likewise, Fawkes plotted to kill his sovereign, King James [June 19, 1566-March 27, 1625] I of England and Ireland and VI of Scotland. The planned killing would have been against a defenseless monarch who had no chance of defending himself. Specifically, Fawkes had planned to blow up the Houses of Parliament while the King and the politico-economic movers and shakers of the realm were inside, unsuspecting and unprotected.

The Protestant propaganda stated that they wanted to stem the tide of Protestantism in Britain and return the realm to Catholicism. Conspiracy theorists claim the Protestants set them up in order to have an excuse to root out the remaining Catholics.

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He was a cheese eating surrender monkey

Indeed it can, but don't be expecting much of a explosion. The water basically cushions the explosion so there's no big bang. ibelieveit would sound like a bass drum