Agree or Disagree?: Inflatable yard Christmas decor is tacky
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Anonymous
| It’s tacky, but in a joyful way. There’s a difference between that and, like, a wealthy person giving a kid a used broken toy, which is also tacky but grim. |
Anonymous
| My neighbor here in (fla) has about 15 + of these, replacing the Halloween ones and their Giant turkey thanksgiving ones. Trust me, it’s tacky |
Anonymous
| About 10 years ago, I would’ve rolled my eyes at inflatables. Now I’m firmly on the side of whatever makes people smile. It doesn’t hurt me in any possible way. |
Anonymous
| I don’t want one, but they amuse me. |
Anonymous
+1 |
Anonymous
| It’s tacky but worth it to see my 4yo grinning like a maniac every night when we turn it on |
Anonymous
| Tacky and can be fun |
Anonymous
| Another tacky but so fun vote here. Truly, what is the point of getting bent out of shape about Christmas decorations? |
Anonymous
| A few look cute. A bunch are tacky. But everyone loves the enormous house with all the inflatables in our neighborhood, and I appreciate the smiles it brings. |
Anonymous
x1000000 WTF cares OP? You're sad. |
Anonymous
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Tacky, but you might think my style is tacky.
Have fun! |
Anonymous
+1 so much this! Their joy is so real and pure! |
Anonymous
| Super tacky, but harming no one so enjoy! I have a light up tinsel narwhal in my front yard, so i'm not exactly a model of classy decorating! |
Anonymous
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Horrific.
I was just in a very wealthy town in Westchester over the holiday and walked by a multi million dollar home with several enormous blow ups out front - we are talking at least 10ft tall- and I wondered how someone in such a beautiful home would make it so tacky. |
Anonymous
| SO tacky. And bad for the environment too. |