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Nah, they have done a good job on them.

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My favourite thing about that street is the next house to the right is also fully lit up. I imagine the people in the in between house do a lot of exasperated sighing at this time of year.

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Good shout on the class angle. Could get an easy century out of that one.

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Put mine up yesterday, pretty pleased with them.

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#9

Take it to the “tastefully done Christmas lights” thread, sister.

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#10

Love over the top decs. There’s one on my cycle home, I’ll try and get a pic tonight.

#11

You bought an extra flat just for your bike!?

#12

There is a house near me that has gone outrageous over the years. They have a switch-on and everything now, sponsors, and they raise cash for charity. I still don’t really get it though.

#13

A house near where I live does this every year:

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#15

Saw one the other night which has some sort of projector onto a sheet in the window and it was a film of Father Christmas pissing about delivering gifts. It was pretty incredible.

I like lots of Christmas lights (not on my house). It is fun.

#16

My opposite neighbour used to have bright blue flashing lights going all night! It was horrid if you had to get up to go to the loo or get a drink, you could see it through the window

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http://christmasinfairbanks.com/

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#19

Brilliant!

I managed to turn them all off for a few blissful seconds.

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YES

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Alright, back to work.

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#22

What do we make of people that leave their christmas lights up all year round? Back home there’s a competition for the best set of christmas lights, every year and partly because of this, a couple dozen houses in quite a small area just don’t bother to take them down.

I hate it.