First Domestic Christmas decorations
21-11-2003, 23:32
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First Domestic Christmas decorations
So anyone spotted any Crimbo trees in any windows?Any nutters who have already used up half the fairylights in the county to outdo the neighbours?With just 8 days until the 1st December someone must have got twitchy.
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21-11-2003, 23:37
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Re: First Domestic Christmas decorations
Oh yes - I passed one the other day - Christmas tree in the window, lights up outside the house - even had the 'snow' sprayed on the windows!
Very - erm - 'tasteful'!! NOT!!!!!
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21-11-2003, 23:42
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Re: First Domestic Christmas decorations
Many of the shops around here have them, and have for a couple of weeks.
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21-11-2003, 23:44
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Re: First Domestic Christmas decorations
yeah we have decos in the local shops....waiting to pop into a village close to mine in which there is one house which always has a lot of lights (but they do it for charity) nemmy u might know the one i mean!!
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21-11-2003, 23:46
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Re: First Domestic Christmas decorations
No I mean Domestic not retail.Retail have been around for weeks here.
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21-11-2003, 23:46
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Re: First Domestic Christmas decorations
Mind you, thinking about it, the best place to go near here is called Emerson Park - loads of huge houses there - and they try to outdo each other with their displays. One house even has a lighting company set up a special display every year - imported from America!!
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21-11-2003, 23:49
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Re: First Domestic Christmas decorations
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Originally Posted by Incognitas
No I mean Domestic not retail.Retail have been around for weeks here.
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Oh, well you never said :p - I haven't seen any houses with lights yet but then I haven't really been paying that much attention.
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21-11-2003, 23:54
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Re: First Domestic Christmas decorations
I find them all so distracting when I'm driving at night.
I've never forgotten the time I nearly killed myself because the twinkley lights I thought were crimbo decs outside someone's house were in fact a HVG lorry reversing out of a narrow side road.I slammed on the brakes just in time.
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Re: First Domestic Christmas decorations
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Oh, well you never said :p - I haven't seen any houses with lights yet but then I haven't really been paying that much attention. 
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I thought the subject heading covered it.
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21-11-2003, 23:58
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Re: First Domestic Christmas decorations
Doing our outside lights ready for the 1st. Won't be switched on till then though. Tree will be up on the first and no earlier.
Wasn't our lights Coggy  Not that they aren't distracting LOL but we try to keep them out of line of sight for the motorists.
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22-11-2003, 00:21
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Re: First Domestic Christmas decorations
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So anyone spotted any Crimbo trees in any windows?Any nutters who have already used up half the fairylights in the county to outdo the neighbours?With just 8 days until the 1st December someone must have got twitchy.
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Absolutely, there's a handful of houses round here that have undergone a transformation and become better lit and more tacky than Las Vegas already.
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22-11-2003, 00:24
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I thought the subject heading covered it.
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 You mean I have to read titles now as well as the posts ....
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22-11-2003, 00:30
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Re: First Domestic Christmas decorations
Yup, there's a house over the road from us (we're in Priddy's Hard if anyone knows Gosport!) - they've had lights up since last weekend, possibly before - big snowman, big santa & fairy lights round the window
Still, maybe they're just following on from the ridiculously early light-switching-on in Commercial Road this year...
....bah, humbug. And I usually like Christmas...
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22-11-2003, 00:37
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Yup, there's a house over the road from us (we're in Priddy's Hard if anyone knows Gosport!) - they've had lights up since last weekend, possibly before - big snowman, big santa & fairy lights round the window
Still, maybe they're just following on from the ridiculously early light-switching-on in Commercial Road this year...
....bah, humbug. And I usually like Christmas...
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Yes I find it harder and harder to summon up enthusiasm for crimbo each year.
and yes I know Priddy's Hard-I live in Lee-on-Solent.
btw I LURVE the name.
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22-11-2003, 00:52
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Re: First Domestic Christmas decorations
call me an old fuddy duddy but christmas is driving me up the wall the idiotic music that gets played year in year out
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