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16:35 December 6th, 2006

Send us your outrageous holiday decoration pictures

Posted by: Emily Church
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whitehouse_cake.jpgAre the neighbor’s Christmas lights visible from the moon? Does the disheveled mitt-waving mechanical Santa & Mrs. Claus at the tire shop give you the creeps?

It’s time to take an inventory of the craziest holiday decorations. Send us your pictures to pics@reuters.com and we’ll post the best of them on reuters.com. Be sure to send your name, contact information (in case we have questions) and a description of the photo (what, where and when) with your email.

And this is call to everyone: Americans aren’t the only ones to lose their perspective on holiday decor… Aside from our all-time favorite, the underwater nativity scene in Italy, take a look at these pictures:

santa_run.jpg People dressed as Santa Clauses pose for a picture at the Europa Park leisure park in Rust, southwestern Germany December 2, 2006. Vincent Kessler
underwater_santa.jpg Sunshine Aquarium employee dressed in Santa Claus costume swims with fish in the aquarium in Tokyo December 6, 2006. Toshiyuki Aizawa
paris_tree.jpg A large transparent decoration which contains a Christmas tree at the ‘Sensations Suisses’ in Paris, November 25, 2004. John Schults
tokyo_tree.jpg Godzilla monster, sporting a bow tie, makes an appearance during the lighting of the Christmas tree at Tokyo Tower, November 3, 2003. REUTERS/Eriko Sugita
canada_mall.jpg Snowman model outside a shopping mall with Christmas decorations in downtown Singapore December 23, 2005. Ben Lynn
paris_window.jpg The window of a department store in Paris, December 8, 2005. Franck Prevel

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