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¿Question #3493?
ssmooth: Have you found yourself liking any particular tree or kind of tree lately?

Woelf: I am Groot.
Razoupaf: I'm more into birds, really. Even though birds are into trees. Somehow.
PandoraCaitiff: I quite like Silver Birch
JDPatrick0026: #3. The Larch
oriecat: I am currently particularly fond of the new weeping pussywillow we planted in the front yard, as we buried the ashes of our recently departed bunny Sally with it, as she really loved to eat willow leaves.
Felimid: I still prefer evergreens (cedars in particular), but I also like flowering cherry trees and dogwood trees.
Spirit of 70: I love redwoods. Always have.
jessitron: indoor trees.
aleo09: not lately, although i do like white birches
kathleenryan: No, I like them all.
Zedsdead: Wait, you're saying there's different KINDS of trees? They all look tall and barky and leafy to me. Except for evergreens, but I think of those as large weeds.
Darilian: No, too many birds taking poops this time of year to be hanging out under trees.
Jeff Horger: I have had some indecent thoughts about a pin oak up the street, but we decided to keep it professional
Phil Fleischmann: No. Ask Al Gore.
MajorOracle: No.
ZeroZilla: I like maples. They're good climbing trees... but this is not a recent development.
Rompcat: Willows
Patticus: maple
DHEK: No. Not lately anyway.
Ebon Wendigo: Not lately
SanguinousRex: Been humping a birch lately, but other then that, no.
bwayjace: Are you kidding me? ;)
Geosmores: no
DLWormwood: no
Cut & Space: Not really
SisyphusX: No, I haven't.
RogPal: Yes, ash (ask, Fraxinus excelsior).
ilovekatusha: no
sourwyrm: ghinko
Cromaa: Only in a very sexu.....ummm....I will pass on this question
RyFitz13: Red maples. Very pretty this time of year.
FrozenHoHos: I like my birch tree.
PsyJam: Yes, actually. I find these days I'm partial to willow trees.
Lexi: sycamore tree
POvidiusNaso: Fig trees. But the wife says we can't really grow 'em in our house. Too shady.
KDSN: no
scriptorum: Joshua Tree is a good album.
Grimwold: the Larch!
bekudno: Well, there's this one tree I always pass walking to class. I always steal a glance as we pass, and I've caught it looking at me too, but we've never actually said anything to each other. Someday...
Cyberjunk: Yes. there is a big Oak near the A40. Nice.
chad56s: I've grown rather attached to the Ash in my backyard.
bigbadsteve: not really
locusshifter: No, Mr. Treehugger
cerulean: Tulip tree, for their nice smooth bark, and broad shade-giving leaves.
darthcliff: Yes, but not in that way.
ssmooth: As the seasons pass, I'm appreciating the dogwood in my back yard.
Tushratta: It's unnatural, I know, but I've found that I have increasingly strong feeling for a Douglas fir.
ctalbot: No.
TaliaIsabelle: Weeping Willow
djlg: No
puffinge: Ok this is officially sick.
skrutsch: I've been favoring cedars because I'm not allergic to their pollen.
Culvan: The local Save The Elms coalition has offset my irritation at the seeds our elms have littered all over our yard.
CharlieWonka: The Larch
Lord_Prussian: Not really
Great Dane: yep
Mike A: The willow in my front yard. It's huge. Really. I think it's the largest tree on the entire street, which means our yard must be the coolest, of course.
Nem Menuu: No.
CortexBomb: The....Larch
jttm: uhh... no...
Spielfreak: I don't hug them, if that's what you mean. No, not really.
The Unbeliever: 42
skelebone: Sure not. I do hate Juniper and Cottonwood, though.
chaddyboy_2000: Uhhh, no.
heli: The ginkgo is really fascinating, a real time traveler from the age of the dinosaurs. Long thought lost, a solitary last copy was found in an isolated Chinese monastery and from just that it has been able to be spread 'round the world. It's quite unlike modern trees, however, which brings up one thing most dinosaur films get wrong -- the vegetation back then was completely different.
sos1: Always
CDRodeffer: I'm rather fond of the Juniper in front of our home.