[Tom]

Which have you got?

[Marc]

Fake. But it looks real nice every year

[Lewis.]

Fake - I think we still have the needles in the carpet from our real tree about 6 years ago

[Niamh.]

Fake, it's one of those fibre optic ones

[Roy Mars III]

real is the only way to go

[MTVN]

Real trees

[Jordan.]

Fake, i'd prefer real though.

[Josy]

Originally Posted by Lewis.

Fake - I think we still have the needles in the carpet from our real tree about 6 years ago

This

And standing on one of the needles with bare feet is the worst thing ever.

[InOne]

Phake, so such easier.

[fruit_cake]

fake far easier

[Jords]

Fakey

[arista]

Originally Posted by Tom

Which have you got?

None At All


Xmas Stinks

[King Gizzard]

Real look hideous and are a mess to clean up. Fake are beautiful and cheaper

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by arista

None At All


Xmas Stinks

Spoiler:

[MTVN]

Originally Posted by Christmas Neeve

Spoiler:

[Bollo]

Fake. Real trees are a pain in the arse, horrible to watch slowly die in your living room over christmas and only last for one

[Doogle]

Real for the first year. We already regret it.

[Josy]

Originally Posted by Little Donkey

Real for the first year. We already regret it.

Have you stood on a needle yet?

[Doogle]

Originally Posted by ~HO~HO~HO~

Have you stood on a needle yet?

Yes, my god it hurts.

Never again after this year. As nice as it looks. Far too much effort.

[Callum]

Fake but people always assume it's real because it does look exactly like a real pine tree. I prefer fake though, can't be dealing with them horrible pine leaves everywhere.

[Niall]

We have a fake tree. I've always wanted a real one but we don't really have the space for it (the fake one barely fits into our front room ).

[GypsyGoth]

Fake plastic tree

[Shaun]

-was about to make a Radiohead joke but claudia got there-

[joeysteele]

Always a real one at home.
My Mum has a very big folded piece of polythene which she has on the bottom of the tree,then on January 6th all she has to do is pull the polythene up over the tree and tie it together so no bother with the needles,they all get caught in the polythene and drop onto the polythene through the Christmas period.
Then they are shaken out of the polythene outside and it's ready for use again next year.
I love the smell of the real tree anyway.