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Sent GF's Xmas present to my mother's place.
She has agreed not only to wrap it but to put it within multiple boxes for my amusement. I love my family.
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found a website with lots of rider and sentai shows and movies....
-is lost forevers-
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Shiva.Spathaian said: » Sent GF's Xmas present to my mother's place. She has agreed not only to wrap it but to put it within multiple boxes for my amusement. I love my family. Make sure you tape the entirety of the box too, for extra amusement
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I just wrap people's presents myself.
That's amusing for everyone (...apparently...) 
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I honestly wasn't planning on wrapping it at all since it was last minute due to money issues earlier in the month.
If I did wrap it myself... well I'm probably in the same boat, Ramy.
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I still personally think the most thoughtful gift of all is money
I'll take the $5 you spent on the socks over the socks you bought me any day
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Asura.Lolserj said: » I still personally think the most thoughtful gift of all is money I'll take the $5 you spent on the socks over the socks you bought me any day I'm in the same boat as you... I'd much rather grab the money and go. Partially because I'm terrible to shop for because if I really want something I'll get it. and there's been a few... duplicate purchases for this reason before people finally caught on as to how I operate. Asura.Lolserj said: » I still personally think the most thoughtful gift of all is money I'll take the $5 you spent on the socks over the socks you bought me any day I'm not too great at it but my older brother is the guy that goes out and gets you the present you didn't even know you wanted and love... Final note... it never seems like a good idea to just get your gf money...
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Ramyrez said: » I just wrap people's presents myself. That's amusing for everyone (...apparently...) Husband presents are always a dead giveaway. Caitsith.Zahrah said: » Husband presents are always a dead giveaway. I'm not like I'm commercial-stereotypical bad, but my wife has Martha Stewart level wrapping skills. The kind where you can't even tell where the *** the tape is. It's sort of terrifying. Whereas I...am more like "confine the asymmetric horror show to one corner and place that corner facing away from everyone, they'll never know. If someone takes a picture of them without moving them they'll think you're almost competent!" ...but then people pick presents up and it's all "yeah, Mirny wrapped these ones, and Rammie did these ones."
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Asura.Lolserj said: » I'll take the $5 you spent on the socks over the socks you bought me any day My wife really loves good wool socks. $5 doesn't buy a single good sock. And I don't buy ***gifts. I buy someone socks and they'd better realize that's at least the equivalent of a top shelf bottle of booze! Edit follow-up: And if you've never worn quality socks, you don't know what you're missing. I cant gift wrap for ***.
so I use other tricks one xmas, I got bronw shipping paper, and wrapped each gift with it, also used bright green 2 inch tape, and messily put some to seal the box. used newspaper before too. gifts inside an xmas tin can of cookies. (ate the cookies myself too) and even used plain sheets of colored paper to wrap it up and just hand cut shapes of stuff and glued them on top. also done the box within a box inside a box thing.... and ***tons of bubblewrap inside a box, or added random stuff inside just to make it weight more or have shaking sounds.
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Lots of bags and boxes are my normal M.O. but my wife and I bought a full-size tree this year now that we're in our own house and I wanted her to have the full experience! Only thing in a bag is a few smaller bits of clothing in one bag. The rest is all boxed and wrapped.
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For most stuff you can just buy a bag and put some festive tissue paper in there... no wrapping necassary...
For some of you guys this seems more like an April fools prank lol... at what point does it become to much of a hassle to get to the gift?
Ramyrez said: » Asura.Lolserj said: » I'll take the $5 you spent on the socks over the socks you bought me any day My wife really loves good wool socks. $5 doesn't buy a single good sock. And I don't buy ***gifts. I buy someone socks and they'd better realize that's at least the equivalent of a top shelf bottle of booze! Edit follow-up: And if you've never worn quality socks, you don't know what you're missing. Oh trust me, I know what high quality socks are for I am one But regardless of the quality of a gift I would take money worth a little less unless someone gets me something I absolutely did want. Most of the time though people are dead wrong. All of those points aside, I personally do not actually like receiving gifts since it makes me feel like I have to do something in return.
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You don't have to do anything in return... keep doing nothing and eventually others stop too except for that one *** who has to spread the christmas cheer...
Lakshmi.Flavin said: » For some of you guys this seems more like an April fools prank lol... at what point does it become to much of a hassle to get to the gift? I think a lot of it in my family stemmed from that fact my sister and I were way too good at finding, unwrapping(and rewrapping without a trace) and guessing xmas presents. So Dad got to the point where he started messing with us or adding extra boxes to the packaging to make it harder and sometimes near impossible. From there it just became funny as hell to all of us when someone received a box of popscicles that was really a box of popcorn that was really just a pair of gloves.
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Lakshmi.Flavin said: » or some of you guys this seems more like an April fools prank opening a gift should be as fun and enjoyable, as it hypes the surprise inside. also gives the feel that more thought went into the gift since it is packaged in an unique way instead of just tossing ***in a bag.
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Bismarck.Misao said: » Lakshmi.Flavin said: » or some of you guys this seems more like an April fools prank opening a gift should be as fun and enjoyable, as it hypes the surprise inside. also gives the feel that more thought went into the gift since it is packaged in an unique way instead of just tossing ***in a bag. Lakshmi.Flavin said: » You don't have to do anything in return... keep doing nothing and eventually others stop too except for that one *** who has to spread the christmas cheer... Seriously, *** that guy
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Bismarck.Misao said: » April fools prank would be like something like, opening a gift and a jack in the box pops up wearing a horse mask. That's not an April Fool's prank. That is valid provocation for the use of thermonuclear weapons. Lakshmi.Flavin said: » You don't have to do anything in return... keep doing nothing and eventually others stop too except for that one *** who has to spread the christmas cheer... Like my brother-in-law who posts "countdown to Christmas" posts starting January 1st and actually keeps them up, you know. All *** year. But really. It's mildly annoying, but I like seeing something that makes people happy, too. You really need to catch that serial cereal pisser.
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Ramyrez said: » Caitsith.Zahrah said: » Husband presents are always a dead giveaway. I'm not like I'm commercial-stereotypical bad, but my wife has Martha Stewart level wrapping skills. The kind where you can't even tell where the *** the tape is. It's sort of terrifying. Whereas I...am more like "confine the asymmetric horror show to one corner and place that corner facing away from everyone, they'll never know. If someone takes a picture of them without moving them they'll think you're almost competent!" ...but then people pick presents up and it's all "yeah, Mirny wrapped these ones, and Rammie did these ones." Ribbons, ornaments and baubles are the best part of wrapping! Bit your tongue, sir!
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Caitsith.Zahrah said: » Ribbons, ornaments and baubles are the best part of wrapping! Bit your tongue, sir! ...what did I say to dispute that? I mean, I'm actually just a fan of a well-wrapped present. All the rest is nice but unnecessary. But I'd certainly never criticize anyone for feeling otherwise.
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