Things you can ship without any packaging
Things you can ship safely without any packaging:
Can you think of any others? Can you tell I started with tires and it went downhill from there?
Things you can ship safely without any packaging:
Can you think of any others? Can you tell I started with tires and it went downhill from there?
We get all kinds of witty leads through our web site, but a lead that came in today was especially witty. I’ve copied most of it below. I’m sure it was a joke. Greetings my illustrious jellos, I am Pahasmava Makahata, the grand Bola Bhunka, leaders of they small but ancient hindi tribe, famous Makahata…
It’s a bummer when you miss a high five. Have you ever raised your hand high to slap someone elses hand only to miss? It’s a fun way to celebrate a mutually beneficial event (for example, when you’ve just won the office lottery pool). I have and it’s akin to falling out of bed in…
When will you be starting your own country? It’s about time, you know. You’re getting older. And what will you call it? When do you plan to leave for your country? I should’ve left a week ago.
Check out what I made.
We go over to the local sandwich place every once in a while for our project meetings (ok, more than we should), and one time recently we decided to play a little prank. The Original (Above): We saw this on the community cork board, and had some ideas. What we made (Above): Here’s what we…
across this web site today and just had to share it… Is it a real service that will generate an effective identity for your company? Or is it a clever example making fun of today’s branding attempts? Check it Out
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Already cracked eggshells
Mexican refugees
I was just thinking another thing is ladders. You really don’t need to pack them. In fact, I’ve never heard of anyone shipping those either.
I was going to say “Man-eating iguanas” but then I realized that:
a) You’d need a cage so the iguana couldn’t eat anyone.
b) No one would want to ship a man-eating iguana.
Nuts.
Recycled soda cans (they just need bundling).