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This week we asked what you were doing, if anything, to celebrate the 5th of November - Bonfire night.

The results were explosive!

Storming the houses of parliament with barrels of gunpowder were the 34% of you who were staying in.

However if you add together those who did see fireworks, and also add together those who didn't - the results were much closer - 52 went saw fireworks of some description, and 58 didn't.

If you add the visual fireworks of V for Vendetta to the 52, then seeing fireworks win out.

But then again that would be bad statistics

Next weeks poll: In June we donated £5607.50 to Help for Heroes as a combination of charitable donations from peoples paybacks and giffgaff matching it (thanks to the 1184 people who donated). As today is Armistice day, it is fitting that we open up the voting for the charity that will be donated to this year. Look out for the poll on the main community page!

[#2]

Cheers im off to vote now

[#3]

Despite how I voted I ended up at a fireworks display and had a most pleasant evening - maybe the Chinese meal afterwards had something to do with it

[#4]

will vote on the next one.

[#5]

So when did Guy Fawkes Night become "Bonfire Night" ? Coming soon, no doubt, we'll be renaming Christmas Day to "Presents Day" and Easter Sunday to "Egg Day", and thus consign more of our history and heritage to the scrap heap.

[#6]

nice

[#7]

Firework

[#8]

Baby your a firework

[#9]

I forgot it was bonfire night...losing track of time again! oops

[#10]

 BONFIRE night was amazing  all my family were just being there goofy self .. Best time in a long time  

[#11]

bonfire night,,5th and another display Sunday 6th,,looked after my 4 year old godson the weekend,, he had a brilliant time,,Saturday at a display, while fireworks were being let off a plane flewover and he was really worried it was going to be shot down...!!!!