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How much will you spend on your Xmas tree?
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Plastic tree>>>>
look much better, don't cause a mess and you don't have to keep buying them |
I paid £90 for my tree last year. Its an artificial tree.
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We have a plastic tree, it's over 10 years old, so it's kinda a xmas tradition.
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Nowt. Got it all last year and will probably use the same stuff for the next few years.
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Actually I tell a lie, we spent a fiver this year, on some new tinsel :laugh:
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Looks like I am with the majority on this.
We bought the tiniest, sorriest looking little fake tree 2 years ago (much to our daughters disgust) . I throw all the decs on it will take, hides the poor little thing from shame:hugesmile: |
nothing as we have an artificial one which we have had for a few years and keep the same decorations in the loft
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Only bought some new tinsel this year and some extra baubles so about £12
Was going to buy a new tree but couldn't see any I liked so stuck with the old one for now. |
not sure. got to be a real one and a few little plastics too
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I have 2 both fake, a white tree and a fibre optic green one for the diningroom/kitchen. Spent a fiver on some blue baubles... this years theme dahling.
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have had the same one for about 4 years now, think we bought it for £30-40
although I bought baubles this year so £3 |
£79.99
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Looking to buy a new one this year, we had the last one for about 7 years, would have been fine except the prelit lights went a bit orange so reluctantly we binned it, seen a prelit Victorian one on Amazon which has good reviews will probably go for that, its about 120.00. Rarely buy decs as we have loads.
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I don't have one, so nothing
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We bought a new one last year so nothing. I am going to buy a new Xmas card holder though :)
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