The annual 'real or fake Christmas Tree' debate

[BBassic]

Real. Only a teeny one mind, as our ceilings are quite low. Stupid basement flat.

Also, we got a cat earlier in the year. Roughly how many times can I expect to be picking up the damn tree?

 

[Bevendean Hillbilly]

Real. Only a teeny one mind, as our ceilings are quite low. Stupid basement flat.

Also, we got a cat earlier in the year. Roughly how many times can I expect to be picking up the damn tree?

A lot in my experience.

 

[Norman Baker suck my lozenge]

Where's the option for whatever Barber says?

 

[HastingsSeagull]

Fake due to naughty cat and some family member alergies

 

[Frampler]

No tree for me. Never spend Christmas at my flat so don't see the point.

 

[narly101]

Fake, due to cat, and put up last weekend. House lights to go up this weekend.

 

[Nibble]

Renting til I move in March so I'm not bothering this year, I'll be at family for Christmas who'll have one so frankly I couldn't give a tinker's what they have as long as it looks like Christmas.

 

[Thunder Bolt]

Fake due to naughty cat and some family member alergies

Same.

 

[The ghentleman]

Always fake. Real trees = fallen needles, tramping round frozen B&Q s, Cats either pissing in or on or around the tree,even more needles all the way down the hall when you have to get it out the house, having to leave it in your front garden to rot as you have missed the one week when the bin men take them away.... have I misssed anything ?

you shouldn't leave used needles lying around the house, think of the little ones especially at Xmas.

 

[clapham_gull]

Real especially for the fact that the council have to take them away for "free".

I just love seeing the dead Christmas tree mountains. They get bigger when you walk past the bigger houses.

A fake tree in Wandsworth is just not done. Even you attempt to recycle it.

 

[Vegas Seagull]

Both, one in each lounge