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Replica of Clark Griswold's aluminum saucer sled from Christmas Vacation that's perfect for attempting a new amateur recreational saucer sled land speed record.
While these giant outdoor jingle bells don't actually jingle, they sure look like they could as they add an extra festive accent to your holiday decorating.
Standing 50 inches tall, this plush animatronic singing and dancing Frosty the Snowman is based on the classic 1969 cartoon Christmas special.
Sure it's fun to see a whimsical gnome pedaling a little bicycle around your living room during the holidays... but, it's also terrifying any other time!
This massive inflatable Christmas tree slowly rotates 360 degrees in one direction and then reverses to rotate back in the other direction.
This whimsical faux boxwood door swag is shaped like a giant gingerbread man complete with a red velvet bow tie and three bright red buttons.
A massive 10 foot tall inflatable head of jolly old Santa Claus to place on your front lawn.
I'm not sure when it happened, but the traditional elves of Christmas seem to have been replaced with whimsical little bearded gnomes that wear giant knit stocking... Read More
A set of three whimsical gift box decorations covered in faux pine greenery, big red fabric bows, and strung with 200 festive lights.
This massive inflatable Christmas tree stands 15 feet tall and features an illuminated rotating star on top, twinkling ornaments all around it, and a magical... Read More
Want to feel a little bit extra festive this holiday season? Then forget illuminating your home inside, outside, and all across the lawn with boring itsy bitsy... Read More
Make your home appear to have hit Santa's nice list jackpot this year with an overflow of decorative gifts onto your front porch with this cool new Stacked Christmas... Read More
After a long day of holiday shopping, help keep your door propped open while unloading gifts from your automotive sleigh with this whimsical Santa hat doorstop.
While your neighbors are stringing Christmas lights, your front yard will be gleaming with the soft glow of electric sex all holiday season long.
Since you never really see the backside of a Christmas tree in the corner, why not just eliminate that side of it?
Upside-down Christmas trees take up less space, can be placed in all new spots, leave more room under the tree for gifts, and ornaments are much easier to see.
