glorious uk memes

[@mightymisery]

4:10 is class😂

[@LeatherCladVegan]

1:21 The black girl looks like when I try to make a pretty Mount and Blade: Bannerlord toon.

[@LucidPeen]

tbh i thought these videos where gonna be dead but they are jokes i think ive binged like 50 of these allready

[@adamweston4152]

@ 4:48 little SID VICIOUS.

[@captainkenzie6873]

I don't get the one with the Jamaican woman shouting in the shop.

[@katierobertson1682]

Bonfire night is to celebrate guy fawkes getting caught. Not his attemp. Why do you thing we have the penny for guy tradition. Where you walk ruund collecting money with your guy fawkes model you made, then burn the model of him on a bonfire later.

[@modithorson7484]

It's meaning has changed over the years, this is mainly seen in the fact that hardly anyone actually burns a "guy" anymore, if they do burn an effigy it's usually of some other figure of annoyance. The night, and act itself, is seen more as symbol of rebellion, far from it's original meaning. Even back then, whether Guido was a terrorist or heroic rebel really depended on what church you went to.

[@katierobertson1682]

@@modithorson7484 where I'm from burning the guy is very common. I've never seen anyone burn a different figure of someone.

[@modithorson7484]

@@katierobertson1682 ok, good for you.

[@southcoast80]

​@@katierobertson1682 few years ago there were a fair few people burning effigies of Theresa May and Jimmy Saville, my village once burned an effigy of the local councillor as he had refused to give the green light to speed bumps that year 😂 all in good jest of course

[@lukewilson454]

Ah beer garden… see you in 2023

[@GINNERMAN]

Lol. Ay lad, it’s fakkin freezing miserable AF time of the year again

[@ghostdemon7936]

The only video that's dodgy on here is Paul Breach. Apart from that.. Good compilation.

[@inanis9801]

"Shut up"

[@ritamaverley7136]

#irish memes

[@paul28177]

just to clear one thing up - for bonfire night, we don't celebrate the attempt, we celebrate the failed attempt...the letting-off of fireworks acts as a constant reminder that they intended to blow up parliament and failed so instead we have a celebration and use gunpower for enjoyment. Essentially it's like giving a massive middle finger to the terrorist. Unfortunately it shows a massive support towards the government 😞. I think most people now just enjoy the fireworks and forget the real meaning behind them. We also used to have massive bonfires where we'd burn an effigy of Guy Fawkes - ironically during the time when Maggie thatcher was PM a lot of people used an effigy of her. You don't tend to see nig events for bonfire night now...too costly