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I can't stand tinsel and think it looks tacky however I know people who proudly proclaim look at my tree, it has 10,000 pieces of tinsel LOL, and they have spent hours carefully coating the tree one piece at a time,you can barely see the tree...I also know someone who has a super tacky whirling buzzing flashing light at the top of their tree! To each his own, I don't care for it on my tree though.
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No tinsel. My kitty cat likes to eat it and while it makes for some "festive" litter box presents, I don't think that could be good for them. LOL. Growing up we always had tinsel on the tree....tradition, I guess?
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My brother used to painstakingly put tinsel on the tree, strand by strand. It looked nice. If you throw it up in gobs, I think you're better off without it. Maybe you could make the festive litter box presents into next year's ornaments. (Anyone remember SNL's phony ad for "Litter Critters"?)
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No tinsel here - we have cats. Two years ago our cat, Novi (who one friend describes as "not the sharpest spoon in the knife drawer") decided to eat some of the fake evergreen garland that I had wound around the upstairs railing. He began puking up bits of it in February and had to go to the vet for x-rays - we hadn't even realized he'd been *snacking* until he began yakking it back up two months later :-(
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I like it when its applied with some discretion. However with 7 cats its just not feasible here. We did find some old-old fashioned tinsel that is made twisted strips of tin/aluminum or something similiar and you hang each piece individually. Its thick enough the cats/dogs can't eat it and it has the same strand of silver effect.
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When I was young, we always put tinsel up. I liked it then...but that was between the 50's to the 70's. On my own tree we never put tinsel, just either popcorn/cranberry garland, or ribbon garlands.
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