Agree or Disagree?: Inflatable yard Christmas decor is tacky

[Anonymous]

Maybe a bit, but it’s better than an all-beige Christmas.

[Anonymous]

Inflatables are so junky!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Several neighbors have inflatable Christmas decor in their front yard, and it is so tacky blowing around in the wind. Does anyone else find this method of decorating tacky and cheap looking?

Agree

[Anonymous]

To date, we have not been told about Melania's Christmas decorations at the White House. If history is any indication then inflatable Christmas decorations will be preferable.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:To date, we have not been told about Melania's Christmas decorations at the White House. If history is any indication then inflatable Christmas decorations will be preferable.

Probably all gold.

[Anonymous]

I'd like a big snowglobe with snow blowing around it.

[Anonymous]

Made in China junk. I am in shock that so many so called "educated" people in NoVa displacing them. So bad for the environment.

[Anonymous]

Can dcum help make DMV Halloween and Christmas (Turkey day too) less plasticky again?

[Anonymous]

Me and my littles love them! It’s so cute!

[Anonymous]

Ugh. They are the worst. And I love all things flashy and over the top go outside lawn ornaments. But no blow ups

[Anonymous]

It gets worse each year

[Anonymous]

Don’t like the inflatables. Just looks junky.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Maybe a bit, but it’s better than an all-beige Christmas.

Disagree. Beige Christmas is not my thing but it's inoffensive. Filling your yard with plastic crap sucks no matter what. I would rather people not decorate at all than do all the junky plastic decorations. At least the beige Christmas people aren't filling landfills with plastic (their unpainted wooden decor and natural wreaths are all biodegradable).

[Anonymous]

A simple wreath is all you need for outer decorations. If you need plastic junk, fill it inside of your home

[Anonymous]

Yes but a couple here and there are ok.