- This topic has 18 replies, 18 voices, and was last updated 7 months ago by senor j.
- Upside down Christmas trees
- votchyMember
Whats with this ridiculousness? Hanging trees upside down from the ceiling? Apparently a new trend, what’s STW’s opinion?
Posted 7 months agoGonna be a bugger to water.
Posted 7 months agoWhere do you stack/hang the presents?
Posted 7 months agoMing the MercilessSubscriberIt’s the only way to make a Christmas tree ferret resistant (I hesitate to use the word proof as they’ll find a way)
Posted 7 months agoSaw them for sale 10+ years ago, wouldn’t say it’s a new thing
Posted 7 months agoOnzadogMemberNot sure which way up ours is, it’s still in the loft.
Posted 7 months agoperchypantherMemberIt’s Firtual Insanity
Posted 7 months agotrailwaggerMemberspace saving innit
Posted 7 months agoavdave2MemberIt’s a con if you’re asking me
Posted 7 months agoI rather like the Portal ones
Posted 7 months agoIs this another one for the dyslexic devil worshippers?
Posted 7 months agotrail_ratMemberwhich modern house builder is pushing this ……
reminds me im surprised no ones taken on the idea of dave gormans “genius” show which was to have 3 dimensional houses with rotating rooms …..kitchen on one wall , living room on another and bedroom on the roof.
bit of a bugger if your boiling some tatties and someone wants to go to bed like ….
Posted 7 months agoIt’s a con if you’re asking me
Chapeau avdave2!
Posted 7 months agokneed
Chapeau avdave2!
Indeed. I missed it until I saw your post.
Posted 7 months agoCould be useful if you have cats or small children I suppose. Or live in Australia.
Posted 7 months agomeftyMemberThe original tradition in Eastern Europe was to hang them from the ceiling I beliee, certiinly been happening for centuries.
Posted 7 months agothestabiliserMemberIf you were to decide you was doing it there’s be no way to sit calmly.
Posted 7 months agoqwertyMemberWe’d get to see if fairies go commando…
Posted 7 months agoCould be a great way to spruce up Christmas 🎄
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