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Don't think I've ever seen that ending :-/
Cheers Ponch.
Here's one from my teens:

Nicely done Stupot+!

Still, what's the correct way decode this?

aabacaac

xxvxixxi (if you're still going with a=x b=v c=i) - trouble is, unless you know how it's broken down it could be xxv xix xi (25,19,11) or x xv xi xxi (10,15,11,21) and maybe some other ways.

Hehe, I still had to use my noggin to convert the letters to Roman numerals. Good puzzle :-)

[26/11/12 - Novermber 26, 2012]

Roman numerals.

aabc ac acc
xxvi xi xii

So it's a date: 26/11/12 - Novermber 26, 2012 - The date you set the puzzle

Blade Runner...

It's neither one 'code character' per 'solution character' nor is it two! How can this be?

Three for every two?
I'm thinking it could be to do with hex-colour values or something like that, but can't find a viable solution :-/

Bigfoot and the Hendersons?

[the solution consists of 6 characters]

the solution consists of 6 characters

Hmmm,
Scooby-doo, Jack Shepherd, Mr. Darcy, Inspector Clouseau, Jesus Christ and Lara Croft.

I'm pretty sure ducks and geese aren't 100% averse to trees either. Can't speak for albatrosses as I've never seen one.

"Albatross, Duck, or Goose" were all acceptable answers.

Not Puffin?

Is it the answers to the first 9 questions on last night's Who Wants to be a Millionaire?

Or is it November 23 in the year 13133?
AABCACACC
112313133

IS it an actual bird?
Something that can fly but tends not to nest in trees, like Puffins?

Air stewardess/hostess.
She's a bird who gets free air travel as part of her job.
I can't comment on her tree-climbing history though :-/

[candle]

I thought the 'husband' part was a great part of the clue.  Husbandry is basically another word for farming... So I can totally picture a feild of about 800 corn plants (or Xmas/pear trees) with a 'husband's house', being the farmer's (or treekeeper's) house.

As for the new riddle.  I think it's a candle.
It shows you the way at night (if you can't find the light switch )
You can put it on the bedside table.
The wax drips as it melts. Resembles tears.
In the morning it has fully melted and the flame has died.

No, it isn't a christmas tree.

Serrrsly?  Unlucky Selmiak, I thought that was a cracking answer.
In that case, it's a pear(L) tree

a christmas tree?

I must say, this one had me stumped 

Hooray! I had a feeling that was right \o/

Down.
The small feathers used in pillows :-)

Alfred Hitchcock. He 'directed' a film called 'The Birds'.

Up.

Unless it's South (as every talks about them flying south for winter but no one ever mentions them flying north for summer :-/ )