[SamAdams76]

Count me as siding with the Aerts on this one. I would not mind at all having that display on my street. In fact my neighborhood is one of the most decorated, not to the extent of this $150,000 display, but enough so that we do get a constant stream of traffic through our neighborhood. I think it's great. Every night this time of year, I go out for a walk around the neighborhood and it always puts me in a great frame of mind to see all those snowmen, Santas, reindeer, etc., all lit up.

My extended family insists on having get-togethers at my house in part because the neighborhood is so festive.

I'm not much of a decorator on the outside but on the inside, I have floor-to-ceiling Christmas lights throughout the entire downstairs and on up to the upstairs hallways. You can spend December at my house without having to turn a single light on because the Christmas lights throw off so much light on their own.

I say the Nguyens need to lighten up and get into the spirit. Go with the flow.

[Pharmboy]

Well, I certainly understand your point of view. I think that if this was known when Nguyen bought his house, then Aerts is ok; if he were not told, then I'm still with Nguyen.