Festivus Pole

I need help!!
The movers damaged our Festivus Pole during our relocation to So. Indiana earlier this year. I've shopped all the sales, but have not been able to find a replacement around here? Does anyone know where I can purchase one at a reasonable price?
TIA,
Bill P

I need help!!
The movers damaged our Festivus Pole during our relocation to So. Indiana earlier this year. I've shopped all the sales, but have not been able to find a replacement around here? Does anyone know where I can purchase one at a reasonable price?
TIA,
Bill P

Bill,

We LOVE Festivus !!!

You can order a new pole here: http://www.festivuspoles.com/pages/Festivuspoles.htm

OR...keeping things local this place may have a used pole they could sell ya real cheap (ya might have to disinfect it before use):

Foxy Lady Gentlemens Club
1715 Berry Blvd, Louisville, KY
(502) 366-3273‎

OR...keeping things local this place may have a used pole they could sell ya real cheap (ya might have to disinfect it before use):

Foxy Lady Gentlemens Club
1715 Berry Blvd, Louisville, KY
(502) 366-3273‎

It's a FESTIVUS MIRACLE !

Somebody grab Mayor Jer... It's time for the Airing of Grievances!

Somebody grab Mayor Jer... It's time for the Airing of Grievances!

And feats of strength...don't forget feats of strength.

Feats of Strength is my favorite part of Festivus. As a young lad, I can remember my dear Dad and Uncle...best not go there.

I do, however, find the modern practice of adding tinsel to the Festivus Pole to be....well, distracting as well as unhygienic, since Steve brought it up.

BP

oookaaay! That is a first for me! wow. Did not know that it existed!

For the uninformed:

Festivus is a non-denominational annual holiday created by writer Dan O'Keefe and introduced into popular culture by his son Daniel, a scriptwriter for the TV show Seinfeld[1][2] as part of a comical storyline on the show. It has developed to include a festivus pole and traditional practices including feats of strength and the airing of grievances.


The rest of the story can be had at:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Festivus

Personally, I like the non-denominational part.

thanks steve. i just learned something new tonight. for a minute i thought the talk was about a strippers pole. LOL

I believe that is used during a different holiday with its own set of observances, Annemarie.

Tinsel on a stippers' pole? ouch! And ewwww.

This might explain things...


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dS7-jcsB_WQ

I can't believe people actually have Festivus poles. Hilarious!

I can't believe people actually have Festivus poles. Hilarious!

All this talk of Festivus...I'm off to Home Depot to get a new pole right now.

Pics to follow

Funny you should mention Festivus(for the rest of us). A friend of mine threw his annual Festivus bash, complete with pole, last Saturday. He's been having it for at least 12 years. It's lways a great party between Thanksgiving and Christmas

A little late for 2009, but perhaps we should consider a 2010 Festivus Off-line. The airing of grievences and susequent feats of strength in the parking lot should be entertaining.