Rant: How much Christmas spirit is too much Christmas spirit?

I'm all for decking the halls and stringing up some Christmas lights, but there are a few houses around us that are completely out of control. One house in particular comes to mind. There are so many inflatable Christmas creatures, fake sleighs being pulled by mechanical reindeer, giant snow globes, ridiculously sacrilegious character nativity scenes (isn't anyone else out there disturbed by Scooby Doo dressed up like a wiseman?), and crazy wooden cutouts that there isn't an inch of lawn showing anywhere around the house. The "lawn ornaments" are practically stacked on top of each other.  It looks like the lawn and garden sections at Home Depot and Lowe's threw up all over the place. 

I would take some pictures, but I'm quite sure that the immense amount of light all their Christmas spirit is giving off would result in my camera totally imploding as it tried to figure out what was going on (that is if my camera wasn't already currently broken...sniff, sniff)--plus without a wide angle lens, this sight really couldn't be fully appreciated. I'm really impressed at how much these folks must be shelling out in extra $ to pay for the electricity to keep all these things lit up, turning, blown-up, and levitating all night long. One of these lawns alone probably uses more watts in one night than some small countries use in a whole month.

I promise I'm not anti-Christmas lawn decor. Really, I'm not. It's just that sometimes less really is more. And something about seeing a glowing 8 foot statue of a heavenly looking winged baby Jesus, propped right next to an equally huge inflatable Spongebob wearing a stocking hat and popping out of a chimney is just WRONG.

And no, this is not the particular house that I'm referring to, but it's a pretty good example of the going overboard that I'm talking about. Except, this one isn't quite tacky enough and there aren't enough fake religious figurines...