Your tree - Real or Fake?

What type of tree do you bring into your house for your winter celebration?

  • Real Tree

    Votes: 35 40.7%
  • Artificial Tree

    Votes: 36 41.9%
  • None

    Votes: 15 17.4%

  • Total voters
    86
Fake. When Christmas sneaks up on you like it did to me this year, it's so much easier to just get the usual fake one. :)
 
Originally posted by sims2789

Moderator Action: 3-day ban for having a fake tree![j/k]

That's a perfect way to get yourself banned. Ohwell, enjoy your 3 days... :mischief:




Anyway, at my house, we usually have a real tree. Only one year did we get a fake tree, and my mom didn't like it after that.
 
real (little) tree, will be planted outside after christmas
 
Originally posted by naervod
Real, cut by my dad and I from a farm in Petaluma, CA.

Took a tree from me old hometown, you did.

Real tree, anything else is lame.
 
Originally posted by Smaasnekje
Fresh cut from our own little forest


Hehe, myself and some mates cut ours down for our house in the Midlands at 11:30 pm last week under cover of darkness :D

Things would have been easier had we brought a torch, but we cut down a beauty and it was a talking piece during our Christmas party. The whole experience felt great, but rather Blair-Witchy as we were alone, in pitch darkness and it was very cold and misty and one of us had a saw and knew how to use it :p

Had we been caught I think it is a £5000 fine :lol:



Back home in Halifax we buy our trees like respectable folks from garden centres...also the lack of natural XMAS trees in the vicinity could also be considered part and parcel of that happening.
 
Originally posted by kittenOFchaos



Hehe, myself and some mates cut ours down for our house in the Midlands at 11:30 pm last week under cover of darkness :D

Things would have been easier had we brought a torch, but we cut down a beauty and it was a talking piece during our Christmas party. The whole experience felt great, but rather Blair-Witchy as we were alone, in pitch darkness and it was very cold and misty and one of us had a saw and knew how to use it :p

Had we been caught I think it is a £5000 fine :lol:



Back home in Halifax we buy our trees like respectable folks from garden centres...also the lack of natural XMAS trees in the vicinity could also be considered part and parcel of that happening.

We did the same thing when we wanted spruces, mind you, we used flashlights though.. But we almost got caught and found out tht our pine trees worked quite well, and you dont stab yourselves so much when you get out your pacages from under the three..
 
Fake, real ones are too much trouble. Can't justify cutting one down just to adorn my hovel.
 
Real trees are plentiful where I live but I still prefer my artificial one because there are no needles to worry about cleaning up, no need to keep it watered, and it's less of a fire hazard.
 
It's a waste of good forest to chop down billions of trees just to have as decoration.

Growing Christmas trees is an entire industry. They plant them and harvest them ~8 years later. They don't just go mow down forests.
 
The christmas evergreen tree is a symbol of immortality; it seems counter productive to kill it in order to celebrate immortality.
 
artificial, because real is a waste and a hassle
 
I didn't fool with a tree this year but i always like a real one when i did.
 
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