psketti wrote:
maybe i will. if i go to all that trouble im just going to leave it up til halloween rolls by in a few years.

You will be required to show photographic proof of course...

i might get a camera after xmas is done, i can't get any fuckin pix off it as it stands now. if i do i'll touch up the nose a bit for you.

Mum tried to decorate it last year and it took HOURS.

When I help Dad it takes about ONE HOUR.

Poor Mum, the whole physical-mental thing is eluding and always has been. She would not let me up on the ladder.

Pride.

Folks say it's because she's in her 60's,; I say she's always been this way, but try to fight common opinion with a nation full of boomers and see how far you get.

My tree also has every colour of the rainbow, and decorations made by the kids. It looks a right mess after being up for a few days, what with the kids robbing chocolate off it, and the dogs trying to swing off the (wire) branches. The real trees look best, but I think Toby would pee against it if I got one, so bugger that for a lark!

When I lived with my parents, we had a little fat, bald fairy on top of the tree for ever, that looked like Phil Collins.

I don't know whether i'll put any up this year( i will, but very last minute). Tend to get a super cheap dect in tat tree, a day or so before xmas, then chuck up balloons. Job done

As there aint no kids present I will say, Bah fucking humbug.

Today is Advent Sunday

Abstract Christmas tree sparks protests in Brussels



www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-20302574

I like it. Looks fun to climb.

Would you like that in your front garden?

It is a little incongruous with the surrounding architecture.

It's just not pretty imo, Hugo. Minimalistic - minimal effort, minimal aesthetic value. Just wrong! It's upsetting me. Take it away!!!

There's no beauty in it. A tree is beautiful. A bunch of cubic...things, isn't
It does look like fun to climb on though

Sorry that pic looks like a big pile of shit.

As chopper sais when the fuck does the artist turn five for fuck sake

It looks like an oncoming case of vertigo to climb! Come Saturday morning, there'll be all manner of people who thought it would be fun to climb whilst under the influence of alcohol the previous night, stranded on various limbs,

tree's fine

The deed is done. The living room's filled with sparkly tat. Even danced to some Christmas music with him and didn't growl about it.

mikey mikey wrote:
How about now?

hugorune wrote:


I think Nature's efforts are much more suitable.

Nah. It's nowt like a Christmas tree.

I'll admit that it does look like the work of tripping scaffolders but I do like the cat face at the top of the building on the left.
Not sure if it's part of the overall 'look' or not.