"Like fur"

[luthien_amandil]

Ok I'm currently wrapping three hundred calendars with hard plastic shells in bubble wrap. They're like in a CD-box type situation. Imagine sending a CD to someone without any insulation...that's what would happen if they weren't wrapped in bubble wrap ("they" being the retarded calendars...the calentards, if you will, and "wrapped" being a job

Comments

[maudelynn]

I have always put the bubbles on the inside, but I do a lot of things backwards.

[luthien_amandil]

So really the sole purpose of commenting on this entry was to undermine any amount of certainty I had in my theory of fur. Because maybe this is one of the things you don't do bacckwards, which means I'm wasting company resources.

[maudelynn]

well i am a fan of sex and murder on the job ...
screwing the company by killing time.

I didn't mean to undermine anything... digging underground scares me. I don't even like tunnels... especially underwater ones.

I will hushy now

[luthien_amandil]

yer odd :D it's funneh.
bubble wrap is cool. and my boss just arrived and seemed pleased with my progress, so i must be doing something right (for once!!!) :)

[morielfeanorwen]

I've seen it used on both the outside and inside, but I'd wrap most stuff on the inside. I think it's personal preference. But in the case of calentards, I'd use outside, because in transit the bubbles on the inside would have more chance of bending pages than a smooth edge, if that makes sense.

*2 dinaris worth*