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This is my favorite part of the holidays - when the streets are lined with fantastic-smelling trees. Even better with a dusting of snow. Love it!
ReplyDeleteTrees already available in west village on 7th avenue at The Duplex. Had my first scent of pine trees there this morning.
ReplyDeleteWhy don't we just call them what they are: Christmas Trees.
ReplyDelete"Christmas" trees are pagan and pre-date Christianity, so let's just call them what they are: Druid human sacrifice shrines.
ReplyDeleteOk, Glenn......I can see where this is heading :
ReplyDelete50 Shades Of Christmas
And the star of our movie, playing Santa Claus, is, of course.....
EVGrieve......sasssseeee!
Glenn, I'll stick with "Christmas Tree". I don't know how to decorate a "Druid Human Sacrfice Shrine", and it sounds like they might scare he kids.
ReplyDeleteSpeaking of trees, Grieve, I was randomly looking at a slideshow on Houselogic and saw a picture of a willow tree credited to you. Don't ask why I was reading/looking at this...my only excuse is that it is still 15 minutes before I start drinking..heavily
ReplyDeleteI like "Druid human sacrifice shrines," though they don't have the SEO of Christmas trees!
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@ anon 4:44
We can talk about all this later....
You are now commanded to visit "Goths in trees" dot com. Enjoy!
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