Going to see the movie tonight.

It’s on my list of things to do also!
Buddy

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In New York City, there is a law prohibiting the display of natural (non-artificial) Christmas trees in retail stores. In Philadelphia, there is a law prohibiting natural trees in high-rise buildings and any other dwellings that are designed to house more than two families. In both cases, the reason is it's considered a fire hazard.

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Since 2011, a 15¢ tax has been assessed on the sale of every Christmas tree in the United States. The purpose of the tax is to fund a marketing program to improve the image of Christmas trees (similar to "Got Milk?" and "The Incredible Edible Egg" campaigns).

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In Michigan, if you like having a freshly cut Christmas tree, be prepared to retain the receipt. That's because it's illegal there for anyone to transport a Christmas tree without having proof of the sale of the same.

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In Arkansas, the sale of alcoholic beverages is prohibited on Christmas Day. Period. End of story

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Many states and municipalities in the United States have laws regulating how long you're allowed to keep your Christmas lights up after Christmas. In San Diego, you have until February 2. Scofflaws face cash fines of $250. In Maine, fines may be levied any time after January 15.

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Your Christmas lights can be guilty of "trespass" under "light trespass" laws, which prohibit such things as "misdirected" or "excessive" artificial light caused by "inappropriate" or "misaligned" lights that produce "unnecessary" glowing. New Jersey, in particular, is known for its light trespass laws

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Did you get your KFC Firelog?

The logs were being sold at Walmart. Though it was initially made available on December 5th, by noon on December 6th, the stock was completely depleted.

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This Mega Mansion is for sale in Colorado for $20 million

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It includes a 100 car "garage"

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An indoor pool

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And a home theater decked out to look like Star Trek The Next Generation

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Fisher Island (off the coast of Miami) is the richest ZIP code in the USA. They are so rich, they import the sand on their beaches from The Bahamas!

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Again on Netflix and again from Adam Carolla (SHELBY AMERICAN) is this 100 minute documentary on the 1966 24 hours of LeMans. Personally I have not seen it yet but will later today. If anyone has, please chime in.

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New C7 Chevy Corvettes Are Really Cheap Right Now

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Austin Trail of Lights (Austin, Texas)

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Walt Disney World (Orlando, Florida)

It’s a great documentary!! Like “Marxjunk” said in another thread, it really fills the gaps for Ford vs. Ferrari.

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1954 Taylor Aerocar. Only five of these were built

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