There should be a law saying you can only celebrate one holiday at a time. I think he is taking the nightmare before christmas a little too far.

CtheUncanny said:

Yeah, my family usually takes the big decos down, but we get lazy and we leave our roof lights on year-round, so that we wouldn't have to put em up or take em down.

IM dyin at the title of this thread

Its not even Halloween yet

Geez! Let me tell ya, here in Tx...(Houston) fools turn on the Xmas lights on Thanksgiving!

Now that guy is really rushin the holidays that's crazy!

MSMARIE2121 said:

I have a few people in my neighborhood that do the same thing, hell in the stores their even playing christmas music before thanksgiving.

Yeah, before you know it we will still be sending up new year´s fireworks when the easter bunny comes hopping along. But seeing little witches wrestle down santa to get to the candy first on Christmas will probably feel even weirder.

Vibrator said:

:LOL:

rdhull said:

me too

I hope U have gone round there and ripped them down violently in disgust.

Somebody came in my store yesterday, and wished one of my team-mates a 'Merry Christmas' as he left.






































































NUTTER.

*ding-dong, marry me im high Edit*
[This message was edited Tue Oct 28 3:02:36 PST 2003 by bananacologne]

bananacologne said:[quote]Somebody came in my store yesterday, and wished one of my team-mates a 'Merry Christmas' as he left.






































































NUTTER.

Was it Leslie Phillips?



Ding Dong!

Anyway, I hope Ur colleague gave that person a severe ass beating.
[This message was edited Tue Oct 28 3:05:40 PST 2003 by JDINTERACTIVE]

JDINTERACTIVE said:

YES!!! IT WAS! How did u know?

Funny thing, this year I see a lot of folks rollin out with orange 'xmas style' lights on their windows and house tops for halloween. I don't remember seeing halloween lights... guess the light bulb manufacturers will promote anything for a dollar.

One of the people I saw putting them up called them "autumn lights" LMAO! And then told me that the little fine white lights were "winter lights" that could stay up beyond xmas.

JDINTERACTIVE said:

Are you high? I'm just asking because the angle you take on things is a bit...unique.

rdhull said:

Me too.

NuPwrSoul said:

This is true though. I mean, about the "winter lights" and the Halloween lights.

them cats are probably too lazy/anxious to wait till christmas time to put up them lights, so they're puttin 'em up now...and probably gonna leave them mofos up till the middle of spring.

CtheUncanny said:

No, Im english!

I understand putting lights up while it is still warm and there is no snow on the roof, but this is a little premature. I used to put lights up every year, but two years ago the lights were trapped under heavy ice and I had to wait until late February to take them down. I don't even bother now.

Stores have begun putting up the Christmas displays. Christmas Trees are up along with the decorations.

The buying season has begun.

jbchavez said:

In Minnesota you have to put up your lights now because it can officially snow anytime. We had 4 inches in northern Minnesota today.

I would hate to be climbing a roof covered with snow and ice.

Count us in the Idiot clan. I am helping my sister, and her husband put their's up this weekend.

They have ton, and tons.. I am so excited.

lovemachine said:

This is in California. It's 80+ degrees in late october.
We don't know what snow is.

CtheUncanny said:

yes we do--the ash from th e fires is like snow now down here

Why even take them down in the first place ??

you put them up in bloody july,

take em down the next friggin June

what's the point ?

FunkyStrange said:

some folks actually do leave their lights up year-round...in extreme cases, they even leave 'em lit.

could be pumpkin lights

Then by the time xmas comes, you're throroughly sick of carols, eggnog, and spiced candles...

I have seen Christmas lights up already too. Those people are