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best christmas decorations? — Brooklynian

best christmas decorations?

yankeefan
yankeefan
edited November -1 in Park Slope
what house in park slope do you think has the best christmas decorations?

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  • smitty
    smitty
    bump!

    havent seen any great ones yet.
  • stacey
    stacey
    I think the best place to see great christmas decorations is in Dyker Heights. But there used to be a a bunch of houses on Prospect between 8th and PPW that used to put up some serious lights.
  • whatchuwant
    whatchuwant
    My living room! But then again, I'm in CH...so......I'll go crawl back now... :wink:
  • longtimesloper
    longtimesloper
    No such thing in park Slope. go check out Dyker heights if you want to see good decorations.
  • MOD
    MOD
    This PS house was mentioned in Gowanuslounge

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  • idlewild
    idlewild
    There is a house on Fort Hamilton Parkway, I believe right on the corner of Chester Avenue that does it up pretty good every Christmas.
  • idlewild
    idlewild
    RE: Mamacita's reply, there are mini versions of the manger madness around the Slope. I've seen nice ones on 8th Ave between 3rd and Flatbush. My guess is the closer you get to 3rd Ave and below the more you will see. I doubt it's anything close to Dyker Heights but they're still nice in a tacky way to look at.
  • idlewild
    idlewild
    RE: Mamacita's reply, there are mini versions of the manger madness around the Slope. I've seen nice ones on 8th Ave between 3rd and Flatbush. My guess is the closer you get to 3rd Ave and below the more you will see. I doubt it's anything close to Dyker Heights but they're still nice in a tacky way to look at.
  • reader
    reader
    One house on 9th St between 6th and 7th Ave is decorated.
  • new2hood
    new2hood
    there are some moving illuminated deer on 6th street, and an inflatable santa.
  • hamilton
    hamilton
    inflatable santas, who sell those? Babeland.
  • stacey
    stacey
    Hamilton wrote: inflatable santas, who sell those? Babeland.
    well since he only comes once a year I guess they dont sell too well ;)
  • wtgirl
    wtgirl
    Definitely Dyker Heights....the slope is too tasteful. Dyker Heights goes WAY over the top. Some people have invested thousands of dollars on their displays.
  • hamilton
    hamilton
    dyker heights is mostly italian ,who are festive and celebrate holidays.

    slopers celebrate parking spaces.

    In fact, if Jesus was born in the slope, the three wise men would have been a lawyer,accountant and an illegal nanny, with a double stroller.
  • bigguy
    bigguy
    If Jesus was born in the slope, I'd believe in him.
  • bkchickie
    bkchickie
    Hamilton wrote: dyker heights is mostly italian ,who are festive and celebrate holidays.

    slopers celebrate parking spaces.

    In fact, if Jesus was born in the slope, the three wise men would have been a lawyer,accountant and an illegal nanny, with a double stroller.
    :-)
  • hamilton
    hamilton
    mangers are hard to come by in the slope. Markowitz got the last one.
  • bigguy
    bigguy
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  • hamilton
    hamilton
    That's funny, but true,actually, God was the first absentee parent.
  • bigguy
    bigguy
    Hamilton wrote: That's funny, but true,actually, God was the first absentee parent.
    Not really. There were quite a few before that: Zeus sired a bunch of children, as did quite a few of the other Greek gods. I'm sure the same is true in other ancient mythologies that predate the new testament.
  • carnivore
    carnivore
    BigGuy wrote: [quote=Hamilton]That's funny, but true,actually, God was the first absentee parent.
    Not really. There were quite a few before that: Zeus sired a bunch of children, as did quite a few of the other Greek gods. I'm sure the same is true in other ancient mythologies that predate the new testament.

    Zeus wasn't powerful enough to sire himself though. :lol:
  • hamilton
    hamilton
    Hamilton wrote: That's funny, but true,actually, God was the first absentee parent.
    Not really. There were quite a few before that: Zeus sired a bunch of children, as did quite a few of the other Greek gods.

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    didn't they have their families work in their diners.
  • hamilton
    hamilton
    To get back on subject ,the Armory has a nice Christmas display.
  • eggcream
    eggcream
    Hamilton wrote: dyker heights is mostly italian ,who are festive and celebrate holidays.

    slopers celebrate parking spaces.

    In fact, if Jesus was born in the slope, the three wise men would have been a lawyer,accountant and an illegal nanny, with a double stroller.
    Sad but true. Decorating your home for Christmas has nothing to do with taste. Likewise, the 4th of July. You will hardly ever see a flag displayed on the homes in Park Slope either.
  • eggcream
    eggcream
    Hamilton wrote: dyker heights is mostly italian ,who are festive and celebrate holidays.

    slopers celebrate parking spaces.

    In fact, if Jesus was born in the slope, the three wise men would have been a lawyer,accountant and an illegal nanny, with a double stroller.
    Sad but true. Decorating your home for Christmas has nothing to do with taste. Likewise, the 4th of July. You will hardly ever see a flag displayed on the homes in Park Slope either.
  • bigguy
    bigguy
    Hamilton wrote: To get back on subject ,the Armory has a nice Christmas display.
    Yea it's really good. I still have to make a trip to Dyker this year tho.
  • bigguy
    bigguy
    Hamilton wrote: To get back on subject ,the Armory has a nice Christmas display.
    Yea it's really good. I still have to make a trip to Dyker this year tho.
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