If you celebrate Christmas on Dec 25, and on "Old Christmas" 12 days later, then you need two christmas trees... or as one might call it, a Binary Tree.
Unless of course you didn't celebrate Christmas with foliage, in which case you'd "buy nary a tree".
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If you celebrate Christmas on Dec 25, and on "Old Christmas" 12 days later, then you need two christmas trees... or as one might call it, a Binary Tree.
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