Thats looks like some of my wife's wrapping she tries to con me into doing it but i refuse to since i dont get into the xmas thing anymore it just another day to me.
One Christmas i took a seasonal job in a mall,,,
I worked at one of those gift-wrapping kiosks for minimum wage.
Wrapping square cornered boxes was a breeze,,,
But some of those irregular gifts were a true pain in the arse.
Tri-cycles and bikes were my bane,,,
Just put a ribbon on it and put it in the garage,,,
It's not like the wrapping conceals what the dang thing actually is.
Those gift bags are a cheat for lazy people.
Aarond
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I worked at one of those gift-wrapping kiosks for minimum wage.
Wrapping square cornered boxes was a breeze,,,
But some of those irregular gifts were a true pain in the arse.
Tri-cycles and bikes were my bane,,,
Just put a ribbon on it and put it in the garage,,,
It's not like the wrapping conceals what the dang thing actually is.
Those gift bags are a cheat for lazy people.
Aarond
.
I like to keep my Christmas gifts fresh. Kinda like freshly caught fish, ya know? Straight from the UPS truck to the front porch, to the Christmas tree.
I've give the gifts already boxed from Amazon 
. They seem to double wrap it for you and you save on paper and tape etc.
. They seem to double wrap it for you and you save on paper and tape etc.
That's what I'm talking about!
My dad would always put presents in brown grocery bags (or if they were from King Supers, green). Fold over the top of the bag, put a staple to hold the fold, and write on the bag with a red magic marker. I can't convince my family that I should continue that tradition ever...
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