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Virtual firework display
November 4th, 2007 by Bee
by Crayola.
For those on the other side of the pond a little clarification, every 5th November in the UK we have Bonfire Night to celebrate - by setting fire to stuff and blowing up fireworks - the last time we caught a terrorist.
The weekend being what it is, and the 5th being Monday, there was a lot of fireworks going off last night. Whilst looking up at the sky with the little ones they were wondering how you went about doing a display. So this morning I trawled through my book marks and found them this online firework display maker to play with.
Enjoy and remember your firework code.
tag... play for today, 5up, 8up, geeky
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November 4th, 2007 at 7:01 pm
Was Guy Fawkes really a terrorist? Maybe I’m biased after watching V for Vendetta…
We’ve got our own terrorists across the pond, and they ain’t from the middle east (wink wink, nod nod, know what i mean know what i mean)…
Keep up the daily blogs (I can’t beleive I am!)
November 4th, 2007 at 7:51 pm
Had he succeeded, he’d have blown 100 or so elected officials and a king into tiny itty bitty pieces… so possibly a terrorist or perhaps a misguided revolutionary, hard to tell sometimes.
So we Brits have a holiday and voted him No. 30 in the BBC’s Great Briton contest.
That probably tells the rest of the world much about our collective national identity.