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Re: The first Christmas Tree I can appreciate
hahah, that is badass!!!
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12-15-2007, 07:55 AM
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Re: The first Christmas Tree I can appreciate
Here's a few other 'unusual' trees for ya: #1 - The Mountain Dew can tree. Approximately 400 Mountain Dew cans, three months of consumption and four days of construction were put into the Mountain Dew Christmas Tree. ( Not for sale ) #2 - The Eco-Tree This tree is 80-percent more environmental friendly than pine trees and is constructed by a low-energy production technique. I'm sure it was designed the the odd-look to cater to the outrageous green-freak hippies out there, obviously. Sold by Buro-North. A tree like this in size large will set ya back $1,619 ( 2300mm ) #3 - The Whoville Tree The Dr. Seuss book How the Grinch Stole Christmas, Christmas Tree. It is for sale from Urban Outfitters for $20.00 - ( 9"w, 22.25"h, 5.75"d ) #4 - The 'Upside Down' Tree Surprisingly, the upside down Christmas tree has a bit of history. It was in the 12th century that Europeans would hang a tree from the ceiling during Christmas time. This particular tree is free-standing, rather than hanging, and a heavy base keeps the tree from tipping over. Available from Hammacher Schlemmer for the tight little sum of $599.95 *sold out* ( 84" H x 54" Diam. 12" W base. (84 lbs.) )  ·  ·  ·  · |
Niiiiice!
