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Not your Typical Christmas Tree

 
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For the geeks here: an 8-bit Christmas tree. I am still debating whether it was added to the picture with Photoshop or if they actually had one made out of cardboard.
 
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That made me chuckle. Here is a 33 foot tall Lego tree that was set up in a London train station in 2011.

 
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That is cool!

Here is what was under the 8-bit Christmas tree (Source: http://imgur.com/oIKGe)
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8-bit Christmas Present
 
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