Christmas Tree Poll Results

According to my poll, 70% of people (the 10 who voted ;P) have NOT put up their Christmas tree come Christmas Day, while only 10% did.

This means that the tradition of putting up Christmas trees is slowly but surely dying out. To be replaced with Christmas tree pictures stolen from the web and posted on their respective blogs? I do not know.

But the most worrying of all is that 20% voted that they do not actually know if they have put their Christmas trees up or not. Ignorance? Apathy? Very worrying indeed.

Comments

Unknown said…
No tree because of the problems involved putting it up and taking it down... After all i am not around for christmas
December 27, 2008 at 7:57 PM
shandye. said…
the thing about christmas tree is that since we are in malaysia there are not much heeeuugggee christmas trees lying around to be chopped off (if you prefer your house smells of pine tree~lah) or get the plastic ones.

really. although you can easily get the fake a.k.a. the plastic ones at c4 or wherever, but then again most of my christian friends does not put up a tree due to the fact of these two major factors:

a. you probably just put them up for a week or less. putting up is hard enough (you know.. with all the decorations and whatnot), putting it off is even harder (better be extra careful with the decorations as most of them are fragile)

b. most of them are just too plain lazy to put it up

ah... i am rambling again... haha..
December 28, 2008 at 5:27 AM
Anonymous said…
you dont need a xmas tree to celebrate xmas.

it's like you dont need to get good grades to show that you wil earn big bucks next time,coz u might not.

not much link but i just wanna stress that i hate to study.
December 28, 2008 at 11:23 PM
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