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It gives me great pleasure to announce the winner of the Tackiest Christmas Lights Award 2003:
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Let me make it clear: all these lights were on the same house.
We weren't the only ones who had come to marvel. Despite the house being off the main road, a steady stream of cars were slowly cruising past, the mouths of their occupants agape in horror.
Beat that.
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I would be interested to see examples of Bermudas best Christmas lights. Your example of what you consider to be the tackiest would be high up on the excellent list here in the U.K. Less lights, rather than more, does admittedly usually result in a more tasteful display. However as it is Christmas, I have decided that anything that lights up dark December nights is okay by me. We cannot all be blessed with what you consider to be good taste, and after all people are only doing their best.
Posted by Diane on 21.12.03 at 20:06
Oh! Phil ...what a waste of your digital time---with these long nights and you being freshly married---well would'nt Bermuda's sexiest Xmas Lights be a little more fetching--Red is in and even the USA is going into a red alert Xmas----I think Peace is possible if we all could just have a piece. Merry shooting--Loverboy Wolf
Posted by graeme outerbridge on 21.12.03 at 21:08
Wait a minute.
Isn't that YOUR house?
Posted by Jonathan Seaton on 23.12.03 at 23:15
Nope. We're far classier.
White lights only, mate. That's the secret.
Posted by Phil on 23.12.03 at 23:54