Twats convinced everyone will love their f**king massive garden fireworks show

A DICKISH couple are certain people from miles around will gratefully gaze at the huge free fireworks display they are putting on.

Tom Logan and Eleanor Shaw spent hundreds on a dazzling array of domestic explosives, both for their own viewing pleasure and the gratification of demonstrating how much money they have to waste.

Shaw said: “Like everyone else, we love bonfire night, especially when we get to set off an eye-wateringly expensive amount of legal incendiary devices.

“We know the rest of the street will appreciate us doing it for them, despite the miserable, joyless whining about frightened pets on the local WhatsApp group. We put up with their cats crapping in our garden so I’m sure they can cope with our ostentatious show of wealth masquerading as a public service.”

Neighbour Martin Bishop said: “I can’t hear the telly, the gerbil looks like it’s had an aneurysm, and the dog has just shat on the rug.

“I’d chuck a f**king banger through their letterbox to give them a taste of their own medicine if it wasn’t for the fact we’re an adjoining semi.”

We ask you: Would the UK be better off if Guy Fawkes had succeeded in blowing up parliament?

BRITONS will be gleefully watching effigies of Guy Fawkes burn this weekend. But would the UK be a better place if his plot had succeeded? 

Roy Hobbs, retired: “Absolutely. If we’d got rid of parliament four centuries ago we’d have no lefty politicians being soft on immigrants and Nigel Farage would be running the country from a pub.”

Helen Archer, hairdresser: “No. While it is objectively a bit odd for a largely secular country to still be burning effigies of a 400-year-old Catholic traitor, I’d miss the pretty fireworks.”

Francesca Johnson, teenager: “Absolutely not, and it’s very important that we commemorate this historic moment when our democracy was preserved. By which I mean I am looking forward to setting off bangers with my mates and getting shitfaced on cheap cider.”

Wayne Hayes, shopfitter: “Depends on the government at the time, obviously. If it was the Tories the useless bastards probably deserved to be blown sky high even then. Who was it in 1605? We didn’t stop the bloody Lib Dems getting blown up, did we?”

Tyson, XL bully: “Yes, then I wouldn’t live in fear all November. Do you know how embarrassing it is for me to spend the night cowering in an airing cupboard pissing myself? I’ve got a reputation to uphold.”