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| Christmas Takes October - Is It Out of Control? | Started by: LuckyLucy on Oct 04, '17 16:13 |
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Today is October 4th. We a month out from Halloween, two months from Thanksgiving and THREE from Christmas. And today, while shopping at Walmart, I watched them setting up Christmas trees. No kidding. *facepalm* So my question is: Christmas Trees and goods being broke out and sold in October, is it harmless holiday enthusiasm and I need to take a chill pill or is this ridiculous commercializing a beloved holiday run amok? Bonus question - should September be worried that it's next to be pulled into the blackhole-like gravitational pull of the Christmas Season? Why or why not. |
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Well, Halloween is this month, not next. Thanksgiving is less than two months away, and Christmas is less than three months away.
It's all about the Christmas spirit! It's the season of giving, a season.. not just a month or a holiday. We live in a capitalistic society, apparently they increase profits by exposing their customers to that sort of display. Just grab your things and go home, the Christmas decorations won't follow you.. unless well, you buy some? September could give zero fucks about Christmas, it's marred with the scar of 9/11. |
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| Reply by: Clown at Oct 04, '17 16:32 | |
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LOL Clown - no I didn't buy any today. I've got nothing against Christmas personally, it just kinda caught me off guard, ya know? And yes, Halloween is this month but it's still like 27 days away which is nearly a month so, that's what I meant. |
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| Reply by: LuckyLucy at Oct 04, '17 16:37 | |
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| YESSSS. Can we deal with one holiday at a time please? Time moves fast enough let’s enjoy October and November before December. Black Friday is getting out of hand too. Last year stores opening at 6 pm on thanksgiving night. Families can’t even enjoy dinners together people hav to go work for nutjobs shopping on Thursday. Soon it’ll be black Wednesday! | |
| Reply by: Hitch at Oct 05, '17 01:58 | |
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| It's like they just skipped Halloween and Thanksgiving! | |
| Reply by: Cpat at Oct 05, '17 03:18 | |
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My philosophy? BRING ON CHRISTMAS :)
It truly is my favorite time of the year. I can't wait to start decorating lol |
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| Reply by: MasqCharlie at Oct 05, '17 04:02 | |
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Well. Christmas is one of my favourite times of the year too, but it is still in December. Why can't it just be left in December. I think it's way too early too in October to start selling Christmas stuff. I remember thinking to myself last year when Halloween stuff had not been set up, but Christmas stuff had. It felt weird somehow. |
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| Reply by: PitiRam at Oct 05, '17 06:04 | |
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Kinda early for Christmas don't you people think? |
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| Reply by: Andy_Campo at Oct 05, '17 07:05 | |
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I agree with Andy_Campo on this one. Even though I never really get that Christmas mood feeling thing, it's still a little too early for all of that. One holiday at a time would be better imo :P |
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| Reply by: Gwimmy at Oct 05, '17 07:55 | |
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I dont really feel its too early, in fact i've done most of my Christmas gift shopping already tbh. So with that in mind, I'm sure its Ok for stores to start selling Christmas specific products. The way I see it; many folks can only afford to spend a little at a time, so buying little bits over a few months instead of a mad rush nearer the time makes more sense. Is October too early? Perhaps. But fuck it, I love Christmas! |
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| Reply by: Olivia at Oct 05, '17 10:43 | |
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| yeah Maybe too early,maybe they cant wait for holiday on the end of the year. I cant wait too.. well maybe for business.. they sell christmast stuff to early ussually with low low price so they could increase more and more when getting closer . So if they sell on november they cant increase it slowly maybe.. | |
| Reply by: Clarissa at Oct 05, '17 22:36 | |
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I was seeing it halfway through September. =/ |
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| Reply by: Nikki_Swango at Oct 06, '17 00:44 | |
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Clearly too early |
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| Reply by: Dollface at Oct 06, '17 00:49 | |
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Started seeing Christmas items (not just trees) being sold here in Australia the start of SEPTEMBER! \o/ And let it be known right now, I... HATE... CHRISTMAS! |
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| Reply by: xMakavelliSw1tchCruz at Oct 09, '17 10:57 | |
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lol facts |
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| Reply by: GoldenFrieza_ at Oct 13, '17 14:03 | |
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| As much as I love Christmas and the festive atmosphere.. I really do think October is far to early to start celebrating..... what about Halloween... bonfire night... thanks giving.. these stores need to get a grip! | |
| Reply by: Josie at Oct 13, '17 17:44 | |
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I love the christmas holidays but mate, Now my child is going to be asking about his christmas for 2 1/2 month. I think they could've held it off for at least another month. |
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| Reply by: DiamonDz at Oct 13, '17 19:47 | |
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Soon....It will no longer be Black Thursday, or Black Friday.....but Black October. |
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| Reply by: Spider_Sal at Oct 13, '17 23:14 | |
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"Black October" Hmmm..sounds like the name for a band! |
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| Reply by: xMakavelliSw1tchCruz at Oct 14, '17 02:11 | |
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I know not even Halloween , or thanksgiving just right to Christmas come on |
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| Reply by: SarahAnn at Oct 14, '17 02:24 | |
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