Originally posted by: Fritzo
I live in a higher scale neighborhood, and the big thing here is solid colors on the trees and bushes, then those mechanical deer things. For instance, a green tree, a blue bush, a red tree and a moving lit up deer.
Originally posted by: uberman
I like blinking multi-colored lights and black velvet paintings.
Originally posted by: spidey07
because we have taste.
colored lights are for the common folk.
Originally posted by: BillyBatson
when peoples kitchens along with the fridge was that aweful olive green looking color forgot what it is called.
Originally posted by: mercanucaribe
Every house in my brother's neighborhood ($400-500k houses) has all white Christmas lights. I guess it's seen as classier, to the point where no one at all has colored lights. What compels these people to be so bland and whitebread that even their Christmas lights lack color?
Edit: I realize 400-500k is not a lot in most parts of the country, but this is in a Houston suburb, and one of the most expensive subdivisions in this area. It's expensive enough for Slim Thug to have a house there.
Originally posted by: forrestroche
Originally posted by: Fritzo
I live in a higher scale neighborhood, and the big thing here is solid colors on the trees and bushes, then those mechanical deer things. For instance, a green tree, a blue bush, a red tree and a moving lit up deer.
Yeah but you're in Ohio.
Originally posted by: Fritzo
White is too sterile.
Originally posted by: forrestroche
Originally posted by: Fritzo
White is too sterile.
"Simplicity is the essence of elegance."
- Me, December 3, 2006
Originally posted by: biggestmuff
Why do poor people have bad taste?
You don't see rich people decorating their entire property with all red or all blue lights.
Originally posted by: Fritzo
Must be why your parents kept calling you elegant while you were growing up.
Originally posted by: Sketcher
We just put our tree up today. 9' Frasier (our old house had 14' vaulted ceiling so we usually got a 11' Frasier).