Real or fake?
About to buy a new one the now and can't decide 
Real tree is less storage issues but what a mess (saying that we've got a cleaner so not a great issue but still)
Fake tree more expensive and means you e got the same tree for the next few years plus it's that hassle of in n out the loft
Or do I just wait for the January sales and buy one for next year 
Bah humbug!
John  |
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over a year ago
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"Cant beat a real one.
Unfortunately my dog pisses against the real ones so it's.fake this year!
I find that strangely cute
Do you guys piss on yours?  "
It's a family tradition. |
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over a year ago
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"Cant beat a real one.
Unfortunately my dog pisses against the real ones so it's.fake this year!
I find that strangely cute
Do you guys piss on yours?
It's a family tradition."
So from an earlier post. You want to put clingfilm on your toilet. Is that not a bit childish?  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I've got a fake one and really considering wrapping the fucker in cling film...tinsle, baubles and all, when it's time to put it away."
That's what I do
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I’ve never had a fake tree, I always get a real one! Love the smell of a real tree "
I don't think I've ever had a fake tree... Of course it may just have been very good at acting. |
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Dont like the mess so its fake for us. Not to much hassle bringing from loft, just 1 more thing among the other hundreds of decorations that come down every year. 3 sprogs and 3 grandsprogs we go ott on christmas and halloween house decor. |
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IKEA has locally sourced real trees for £25 and getting a £20 IKEA voucher for January.
If we didn't have a very small child who would pick any stray bits of tree off the floor and try to eat it then I'd go real
V x |
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over a year ago
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"IKEA has locally sourced real trees for £25 and getting a £20 IKEA voucher for January.
If we didn't have a very small child who would pick any stray bits of tree off the floor and try to eat it then I'd go real
V x"
I'm sure pine needles are technically a vegetable  |
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By *auradCouple
over a year ago
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Definitely real. We’ve gone real for the past few years and, so long as you keep the water topped up, they don’t really lose many needles any more.
Christmas trees are a bit like boobs - real is best!! |
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"Can't beat the smell of a real tree (before it gets pissed on anyway) "
This! Plus the extra fun of choosing the perfect one. We've been to Buchlyvie the last few years where they have you cut whichever one you want down yourself (see previous years Facebook photos). |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Fake so that there's no needles to hoover up. Some of the fake trees are just as nice as the real ones. In saying that I don't have a tree. I don't see the point when I live by myself  x |
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over a year ago
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"We went with fake with snow lol
K x"
My mum has a tree like that. I find it hypnotising especially with the lights on it. You're making me think I should buy one now x |
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Keep the wood for staying warm in the January winter... 
K x
