Which is better.........

I prefer to have a fake one, they make less mess, don't hurt as much and don't die.

I kind of like real ones. The smell reminds me of all the other christmas times I've had. But then again I've never actually used a fake one, my grandmother always does though. And I don't think it's the same.

I prefer a fake one, I can use it year after year.

Don't get a cheap artifical tree. They look cheap as well as fake. Some of the better artificial trees have a really nice appearance. Artificial trees last a long time and each year they save you the time and the cost of shopping for another one if you get real trees. The only disadvantage is thay just don't have that pleasing scent of a real tree.

I wish we could have a real one, but I sneezed like crazy the year we did. So whenever people are out happily buying a real tree, my family is sitting around the living room trying to figure how to assemble ours. ;)

"a hanukkah bush"

Interestingly, for this year Hanukkah begins at sundown on Dec. 25, which is Christmas day. I don't remember the dates coinciding like that before. Guess it's about time to go find the dreidel - and that's not an artificial one. ;-)

fake ones dont make as much of a mess and you can shape them perfectly so they look better
plus you can keep them for years!!!

REAL ONE REAL ONE...they smell beautiful!!

I would say a real tree but after that fateful Christmas when we were attacked by a praying mantis I've given up on Christmas trees

what!!! thats like the new rule about gingerbread men, they now have to be called 'gingerbread people'
i'm still going to call it a christmas tree! its a tree you put up at christmas!!!!

Yeah I have a real tree outside and a fake one inside. We bought a real one for inside a few years ago and a couple of years later I was still finding the needles in boxes of toys I had recieved for Christmas!

a real tree they smell good the stupid plastic ones suck

Fake ones, because they're fake, like practically everything else in this media-controlled world we live in.