I think most people would find this cheap and not very original. The same paper for all the occasions.
However,Universal Wrapping Paper 2.0 will be erasable. And then the receiver could just erase the message, circle a new message and wrap the new gift and give it to someone else.
I did too, and I'm almost sorry I said anything because comments like mine don't add anything and usually amount to karma whoring.
Still, I thought it was an interesting idea and would rather the submitter know why the article was flagged so that he (or she) would continue to post interesting things, but with more accurate titles.
A more accessible alternative is butcher paper. You can buy it in enormous rolls that will last a lifetime, and draw/write whatever decoration the event requires.
On the other hand, you have to write or draw whatever decoration the event requires.
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[ 2.8 ms ] story [ 45.9 ms ] threadEveryone loves rebuses, right? They're at least due for a comeback.
My co-founder and I have a running joke where we surprise potential investors by announcing we're pitching a rebus-based Twitter instead.
However,Universal Wrapping Paper 2.0 will be erasable. And then the receiver could just erase the message, circle a new message and wrap the new gift and give it to someone else.
Good practice to save a buck or two. :)
Still, I thought it was an interesting idea and would rather the submitter know why the article was flagged so that he (or she) would continue to post interesting things, but with more accurate titles.
On the other hand, you have to write or draw whatever decoration the event requires.