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Offset "(Emp) - a little heavy on the hyperbole."
Looking at that, I’d be having a bit of a sniff around the tree just to make sure.
Outside being somewhere you couldn't put those old ones.
The crucial thing about both sets is that they work, even having been stuffed in a carrier bag the other 49 weeks of the year.
you bunch of dumplings
I'd do a Mark Watney and power them year-round off a radioisotope thermoelectric generator.
(I suspect I just put myself on some sort of watch list. Again.)
The hundred years war.
My feedback thread is here.
Stick a Klon in front of it to give haunting flicker
Used to be Xmas lights were colourful and subtle and hugely exciting to a child in the early 60s when everything was still black and grey from the war; coal fires; no Sunday colour Supplements; cars were grey/beige/black/pea green or if you lucky pale blue; no colour telly; fluorescent dye hadn't been invented... As such Christmas seemed magical!
Only the very wealthy had outside lights and these were mostly those painted light bulbs or were a very charming golden glow that gave an air of romantic mysticsm - like the Lantern in the Narnia wood!
Nowadays it is all about - LOOK AT ME!! - - SEE ALL MY MEGA FUCK-OFF LIGHTS!! -- HAVE OVER 10,000 LIGHTS ON MY HOUSE - MORE THAN YOURS!!!! - - I AM THE MOST CHRISTMASSY CUNT IN THE AREA - - I WIN!!!! I AM SO FESTIVE AND FUN-FILLED...
Seriously: If you value it, take/fetch it yourself