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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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that’s it, we’ve had enough of christmas now, tomorrow i’m taking the tree down and getting the living room back to some sort of normality, i usually do it new year’s day but this year our tree has been dropping needles from the day we got it, despite it being kept in a water stand it’s not taken and it’s now looking very wilted, baubles are falling off it too, so it’s coming down, who else is taking their tree down before the new year? |
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over a year ago
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I paid £30 for my tree! It's fucking staying right where I parked it!
Valentine tree with hearts and pink lights could be a thing! Easter tree with eggs could also be a thing!
In the summer I'll use it for fucking shade! |
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over a year ago
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Be sad when it’s all got to go away. My teee is beautiful this yeah, plus I have lights outside and projectors and a pale pink and silver door bow on my front door. Lights on my stair banister, my lovely silver and white ceramic light up tree, my teee in my kitchen, tree in my daughters room. It’s a fucking big job putting it all away. Probably start doing it from New Year’s Day evening onwards. |
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"I paid £30 for my tree! It's fucking staying right where I parked it!
Valentine tree with hearts and pink lights could be a thing! Easter tree with eggs could also be a thing!
In the summer I'll use it for fucking shade! "
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"I paid £30 for my tree! It's fucking staying right where I parked it!
Valentine tree with hearts and pink lights could be a thing! Easter tree with eggs could also be a thing!
In the summer I'll use it for fucking shade!
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I take it it has roots.
Lucky you, we couldn't find one with roots in time.
Mind you the rootless one we got from Home Bargains for £9.99 a good week before Christmas is still going strong and has hardly lost a needle yet. |
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I take it it has roots.
Lucky you, we couldn't find one with roots in time.
Mind you the rootless one we got from Home Bargains for £9.99 a good week before Christmas is still going strong and has hardly lost a needle yet."
No roots, if it did it would of got replanted day after boxing day.
It still looks good, it's sat there all happy days, green and floofy.
Ooh bargain on the £9.99 affair, I got mine from the garden centre, only went for a poinsetta for my boyfriends Mum. Came out with that and that tree monstrosity thing.
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