Queen of the Winter Night from Olracs on Vimeo.

This guy lives down the street from me and does a crazy job every year with his lights (and yes those are 20 foot steel structures coming from his roof to hold the stars and santa up) but anyways its all synchronized to music and is playable through your radio via his radio antenna. He does a very nice job and also synchs some of the other neighbors houses as well but his is the only one noteworthy. He does a awesome job and also does food drives every night and donates money and food to the poor. Check out his site lightsoftanea.com all ran on 416 channels. WOOP

Yeah, it’s all fun and games until the county commissioner shows up.



  1. Cap'nKangaroo says:

    Was that a soprano poodle?

    Reminds me to see if Netflix has “National Lampoons Christmas Vacation”.

  2. McCullough says:

    This guy must have a LOT of free time on his hands.

    Oh he lives in Reno….that ‘slpains it.

  3. Rick says:

    I sense the work of a bored electrical engineer.

  4. Animby says:

    Big Deal. I do the same thing for Alfred Hitchcock Day every March. This year I’m doing the shower scene from Psycho.

  5. deowll says:

    Thanks for reminding me to turn on my lights. Nothing like that though.

  6. orchidcup says:

    The Federal Communications Commission will nail this asshole to the wall.

    He is broadcasting illegally and disturbing the peace.

    Where are the police when you need them?

    I am calling 911 right now.

  7. Cursor_ says:

    Homeless children that could have been fed on all the money used for this peacock display?

    I’m guessing 100 or more.

    But then you don’t get on YouTube for feeding hungry children.
    Or if you do you only get 1000 views at best.

    Cursor_

    • John E. Quantum says:

      Perhaps his display inspired charity in others. In that case it would be a good thing. Inspiration is often lacking in modern life and we need all of it we can find.

      • Cursor_ says:

        Yeah I am sure people drove by that and said wow, lights and music make me want to feed children.

        Nope most come away with either:

        A) What a waste of money
        B) I could do better
        C) Hey better him than me
        D) He’s got too much time on his hands
        E) I should put up some lights
        F) I would hate to see his power bill

        People don’t generally see a display like that and say. I should go and bag some groceries for the homeless at the food bank. Hell they probably don’t even know what a food bank is.

        Cursor_

        • Stamper of Stupidity says:

          Cursor_ Just think of how many children you could feed if you sold your computer, shut off your electricity and didn’t have to pay for internet access. But I guess you don’t have to since this guy should be the one to do it.
          You’re nothing but a hypocrite. Easy to sit back in a warm home with all the necessities and squawk about what others should be doing with their cash. Cursor_ = A self righteous prick for sure.

  8. Dallas says:

    All this commercialization, light shows, dancing and parties on the Lord’s day is rather disgusting.

    • ABO says:

      Since the way we celebrate “Christmas” is a remnant of a Pagan Solstice celebration, and the church picked Dec 25 so as to capitalize on a pre-existing celebration, y0u are overruled.
      Easter, same thing, except in the case of Easter, the church goes by a formula involving the first Sunday after a full moon after the spring equinox, or something like that.
      Bunnies, eggs, and chicks symbolize what, exactly, in the Bible?

      Folks have been having a good time at the Winter Solstice since long before the myth of Jesus came along.

      • Dallas says:

        Respectful for Jesus, the Pagan’s moved the party to Oct 31st even though Jesus was NOT born on Dec 25th. That also allowed enough time to prep for the new year and party again.

        So IMHO, Dec 25th should really be a day of quiet reflection as the church approved date. Factually, Jesus was born closer to March and on a wednesday since God created the Sun a few days earlier.

        • ABO says:

          I appreciate your beliefs, and you should certainly enjoy the holiday. However, the pagan festival of the winter solstice does NOT occur on Oct 31. That is the Harvest festival.
          The Winter Solstice has always been Dec 21. How could anyone “move” the lengths of the days? The intermingling of Christmas with Hannakuah, (an odd oil lamp thing), and the Solstice is not coincidental. The religions wanted to co-opt the Solstice festivals, (well established by the people for eons), for their own purposes.

        • ABO says:

          “Factually, Jesus was born closer to March and on a wednesday since God created the Sun a few days earlier.”

          You can’t possibly believe this, can you?

          • Olo Baggins of Bywater says:

            I don’t think he believes a single word of it.

          • Skeptic >Use fred's time/date stamp system 12/16/2011 at 3:01 pm says:

            Re: Dallas:
            12/18/2011 at 12:22 pm

            That must have been a typo. I’ll fix it for you Dallas…

            “Fictionally, Jesus was born closer to March and on a Wednesday, since God created the Sun a few days earlier.

        • Badda bing says:

          “Factually, Jesus was born”

          factually

          really?

          I mean fucking really?

  9. Anonymous says:

    I wonder what this guy does for Halloween. Or for the 4h of July!

    But seriously. No train set? Or actual train!

    And yet somehow I have a hunch there’s some free WiFi nearby (so other people with nothing to do can post videos on Vimeo and comment on blogs).

  10. Skeptic >Use fred's time/date stamp system 12/16/2011 at 3:01 pm says:

    RE: Cursor_
    12/18/2011 at 6:03 am

    I believe in energy conservation… but…

    Cursor_ I see your point, and that thought would cross many minds, but it’s not realistic. The car those people are driving by in could each feed say, an average of 15,000 children. Having a nice dinner out for two could feed 150 children. Where do you begin? That light show costs less than a gym membership.
    Is that light fanatic also generous to the poor? If you enjoy that kind of thing but can’t afford more than a few lights and a plastic tree, wouldn’t that be a treat to see every year if you lived in the same town?

  11. ECA says:

    http://youtube.com/watch?v=qVkpBaf_eAo

    try this one..its 13 homes LINKED…

    http://youtube.com/watch?v=DTXC6eubhos

    and outdoor projections…

  12. orchidcup says:

    Rick Perry said that children cannot openly celebrate Christmas in public or pray in school.

    This Christmas display can probably be seen from the International Space Station.

    Kids can pray silently in school and nobody would ever know.

    Politicians are silly.

  13. Glenn E. says:

    At least this guy does things with this money, to lift others’ spirits, better than what the jerk featured at the end of this clip does, to lift himself up.

    http://tinyurl.com/y9wx55l


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