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[nothanks_bro]

Guess the Brits do know a thing or two about parties. Can't think of a time when America celebrates with burning effigies country wide.

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[plushaeusrumpified]

4th of July totally counts. I mean just look at how many homes burn down each year when kids sneak a few fire crackers when their parents ain't looking. Voila, fires all over America.

[nothanks_bro]

I think that falls under idiocy rather than cultural.

[plushaeusrumpified]

So it falls firmly into 'America', by those standards.

[nothanks_bro]

Can't hold it against all of us just because a few people don't use their heads.

[speterman]

It is proper fun! As long as people aren't silly and avoid getting hurt...

[nothanks_bro]

Sounds like any other holiday.

[itsintheblood]

I don't think we've done anything like that since the civil war.

[nothanks_bro]

Maybe we're missing out on the real fun.

[itsintheblood]

I don't think we had a good burning since Salem, and I'm not sure that counts.

[nunganunga_k_o]

Isn't that time in July when Hamburger-a-gogo folk pretend to be glad about their independence from the greatness that is Britain like that?

[nothanks_bro]

I don't know about other people, but I don't burn images of historical figure in celebration.

[nunganunga_k_o]

It seems a bit rude, but to be fair, he deserved it.

[nothanks_bro]

I don't doubt that.

[nunganunga_k_o]

America is really missing out in burning historical figure holidays.