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bravedave wrote:I prefer real. The fake ones look good from a distance, but when you're "up close and personal" the real ones are best.

I almost forgot which thread I was in!

Yeah, well on the other thread I said:
"The fake ones hurt my fingers and it takes so long to get 'em up."

bravedave wrote:Yeah, well on the other thread I said:
"The fake ones hurt my fingers and it takes so long to get 'em up."

Your comment here certainly worked both ways!

I'm not having a fake tree until I'm too old and feeble to lug a real one in the house and set it up. They smell so good, too.

Get a fake tree and a can of spray on pine scent.

LIPH wrote:Get a fake tree and a can of spray on pine scent.

Awww, Lar . . . it's just un-Canadian to do THAT!

Real
On both fronts (..Dave )

The only thing that "thrills" me about the holiday, is the smell of the fresh-cut pines as I walk thru a Xmas tree farm.
(As soon as I see the prices, that feeling goes *poof* !)

That, and digging up my copy of "Charlie Brown Christmas" to play all month long
(Jimmy's "Christmas Island" ain't bad either!)

Now you know I dig my Douglas Fir Trees

Fur Play wrote:Now you know I dig my Douglas Fir Trees

Bet your Christmas pimp outfit outshines the tree by MILES!

we put our tree up so early it has to be fake.

real trees only.although they do make some real nice fake ones now that even smell like a real tree

tommcat327 wrote:real trees only.although they do make some real nice fake ones now that even smell like a real tree

Huh???.....dumb*ss

aquaholic wrote:

tommcat327 wrote:real trees only.although they do make some real nice fake ones now that even smell like a real tree

Huh???.....dumb*ss

i didnt think i used any big words there,sorry to confuse you though.just sound it out,or have your wife help you read it

tommcat327 wrote:

aquaholic wrote:

tommcat327 wrote:real trees only.although they do make some real nice fake ones now that even smell like a real tree

Huh???.....dumb*ss

i didnt think i used any big words there,sorry to confuse you though.just sound it out,or have your wife help you read it

hukd on foniks werked fer him

I put up a fake tree early for all of the ornaments that we have collected on vacations and then a real tree later for the scent and the atmosphere. Turn off the lights, light some candles and sit and enjoy the Christmas lights.

Real. It's been a tradition growing up as well as now on my own to go into the snowy woods to get a nice Shasta fir. I've also thought about buying a smaller potted one so that I can plant it after Christmas......

i like the smell of a real tree,plus it's fun to go into the woods and cutting one down.sorta the christmas spirt.every thing else is so commercial and artificial i want my tree real

Gotta go with fake. I do good to remember to water my animals, let alone something that cant make any noise. My house would for sure be on fire.

Christmas Tree? What's that?

My house is void of house guests, so what's the point in decorations?