Too early?
- Thread starter littleitch1
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Yes, by at least 2 weeks. I can see having them up just before Thanksgiving to flip them on when Thanksgiving is over, but November 2 is way too early.
Thanksgiving barely exists anymore, literally the day after Halloween I saw Walmart and CVS removing Halloween stuff to insert Christmas junk.
I’m by no means anti-Christmas and enjoy the holiday, but I HATE “The Holidays” meaning months and months of terrible music and fake greetings. It should be Christmas Eve, Christmas and then bam back to regular living.
I’m by no means anti-Christmas and enjoy the holiday, but I HATE “The Holidays” meaning months and months of terrible music and fake greetings. It should be Christmas Eve, Christmas and then bam back to regular living.
A relative, if he had his way, would have put the lights up on Christmas Eve and taken them down the day after Christmas. He simply did not like Christmas. I have no idea why. As it was his wife managed a two week window of Christmas decorations. Week before Christmas and down on New Year's Day.
Personally I start putting decorations up a couple of days before Thanksgiving and turn them on the day after. They stay up through Epiphany which is Jan 6.
Personally I start putting decorations up a couple of days before Thanksgiving and turn them on the day after. They stay up through Epiphany which is Jan 6.
Used to work at Publix...When the warehouse sends holiday product in bulk ahead of time, management pushes it out to the sales floor ASAP
(lobby and aisle-end displays, etc.) to get it out of the back room. I assume this occurs with retailers across the board.
You should burn their house down. If you have any kind of skilz, you can make it look like the fire started from a short in the way-too-early Christmas lights
I would take a tire iron and start breaking the windows on their car while yelling "THIS IS WHAT HAPPENS WHEN YOU .... SOMEONE IN THE ... "!!!!
Exactly, “the Holidays” has gotten ridiculous. If anything it should be limited to the week before Christmas to Jan 2nd and that’s it. Instead it’s basically Nov 1 through late January if it even stops then.
Exactly. The commercialization of the xmas is tiresome. It's basically a way to extract money from people's bank accounts, loosely associated with a history religious event.
I take it you won't be showing up to your local Wal Mart midnight Black Friday??
Out of those 4 photos above I choose the tortoise
Pic 1- I cant understand what the English are saying, plus there food is blah
Pic 2- Fred Sanford didn’t like aunt Esther and I agree with him
Pic 3- see Lorena bobbit, I would have to sleep with one eye open
Pic 4- not overly attractive, but low maintenance
Plus she doesn’t speak so I would win all arguments
I choose the tortoise!
Pic 1- I cant understand what the English are saying, plus there food is blah
Pic 2- Fred Sanford didn’t like aunt Esther and I agree with him
Pic 3- see Lorena bobbit, I would have to sleep with one eye open
Pic 4- not overly attractive, but low maintenance
Plus she doesn’t speak so I would win all arguments
I choose the tortoise!
Why does this bother people? It's a lot of work putting up those lights. Might as well enjoy them for a while.
Are they from India? We have a lot of lights up in our subdivision but it is for the Indian Diwali celebration.
Dude, a 4:43 am post and it’s coherent!
Bravo!
No not Indian, I think it has to do with his occupation
He is an engineer on a yacht and gone for months at a time, so maybe he’s gonna be gone during Christmas, and he put them up for the family
Bravo!
No not Indian, I think it has to do with his occupation
He is an engineer on a yacht and gone for months at a time, so maybe he’s gonna be gone during Christmas, and he put them up for the family
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