Gad! Millenials! Not only will they never know how to tie shoes or read an analog clock, they’ve probably never wrapped a gift in their lives! Gift bags are for lazy people.
Saw a credit card commercial recently that looked like the writers took all of Mr. Parisi’s cartoons about troublesome co-workers (dogs, cats, kids, etc.) at home. He should get some royalties.
I seldom wrap anymore although I do still have some wrapping paper. You can tell the age by the quality of the paper, the new stuff is hard to work with because it tears so easily. I almost always use gift bags, they are easy to use and reusable. I am all for reusable. I think we all create too much trash with everything disposable so I go with reusable whenever I can. Now I hear people are leaving their disposable masks in parking lots. Really? I just can’t understand that mentality.
mddshubby2005 almost 4 years ago
Paper, plastic, or lead-lined?
Vilyehm almost 4 years ago
Windshield.
Or shoulder.
Gent almost 4 years ago
For a cat, a box itself is a gift.
blunebottle almost 4 years ago
Gad! Millenials! Not only will they never know how to tie shoes or read an analog clock, they’ve probably never wrapped a gift in their lives! Gift bags are for lazy people.
backyardcowboy almost 4 years ago
Shoe, the best place for a cat or dog to leave a gift is your Shoe!!
J Quest almost 4 years ago
Well, it’s truly better to give than retrieve…
Diat60 almost 4 years ago
Pets. They just keep on gifting, don’t they?
BaltimoreJack Premium Member almost 4 years ago
Saw a credit card commercial recently that looked like the writers took all of Mr. Parisi’s cartoons about troublesome co-workers (dogs, cats, kids, etc.) at home. He should get some royalties.
33Angel almost 4 years ago
Absolutely LOVE the cats face today…! :D
stillfickled Premium Member almost 4 years ago
The comic strip is funny!
diane2220 almost 4 years ago
I cannot stop giggling at this.
pchemcat almost 4 years ago
I seldom wrap anymore although I do still have some wrapping paper. You can tell the age by the quality of the paper, the new stuff is hard to work with because it tears so easily. I almost always use gift bags, they are easy to use and reusable. I am all for reusable. I think we all create too much trash with everything disposable so I go with reusable whenever I can. Now I hear people are leaving their disposable masks in parking lots. Really? I just can’t understand that mentality.
sperry532 almost 4 years ago
Then again, there’s always the amazing Japanese fabric gift wrapping technique called Furoshiki. Truly awe-inspiring.
the humorist formerly known as Hotshot1984 Premium Member almost 4 years ago
It “depends”
stevenxfiles over 2 years ago
That’s a crappy gift!