Posted by rustyplow on November 23, 2012 at 17:55:52 from (75.51.96.70):
In Reply to: A little early? posted by JayinNY on November 23, 2012 at 17:02:27:
Two comments. First, went in our local grocery store 2 days before holloween. Owners son was putting out chistmas paper. Said to him, it's a little early. Copped an attitude with me. Said people are buying it up left and right. I give it right back to him. said there is still a few of us left that think we should at least put halloween to bed before you bring out the chinese christmas crap. We both left pizzed off that night.Second, Growing up we never put up a tree till christmas eve. Cut a cedar out of the swamp and put it up that night. Stayed up 2 weeks into jan. Haven't put a tree up now for more than ten years. Instead we put tractor in the front yard and light it up. No fuss, no mess and no fire hazzard in the house.
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