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How To Slightly-Mad Wrap a Gift (prank)

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Frequently, I choose evil and devious ways to wrap gifts. It's a prank, but at least the gift I give them is worth the effort. Think if it as "creative gift wrapping through applied chemistry!" Make sure your intended "victim" has a decent sense of humor, and is not prone to extreme violence.

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  • lol is that the doors and windows gap filler from home depot :)

  • @zipptap yep. The kind that hardens.

  • If I recall *MY* chemistry well, a small atomizer of regular unleaded might make the UNwrapping quite a bit easier. :D

    (Gas melts polystyrene type products)

  • True, but when you melt polystyrene with an organic solvent (such as gasoline or acetone), it doesn't dissolve completely. You're left with residue - dangerous fumes, and never mind if the GIFT is made from petro-plastics as well. No melty presents! :(

  • Did you actually give someone a penguin figure or is this just a demonstration?

  • Just a demonstration.

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  • i done this 2 christmas-s a go. i gave her a DVD. >:D

    So it all turned out well. took her 1hour and 30 minutes to open- WITH an eletrical knife :)

    She wasnt impressed.

    DOING IT AGAIN THIS YEAR! WOO!

  • and you all know how bad it is to be perforated.

  • I wish I'd seen this before. I mean, V-Day is just around the corner.

  • Cooler Hund

  • @TaoOfPooh26 Damn. youtube deleted my comment. Saying that I'd be just as mad whether or not it melted my present, after all that work, if it turned out to be a styro-gift. :)

    Also that spray paint seems to etch styros pretty well: found that out while ruining a high school project. :)

  • @TaoOfPooh26 LOL! If I got a styrofoam gift after all that work, I'd be just as mad whether it melted or not. ;)

    Actually, it was more fun using plain old spray paint back in high school. We tried to paint a styro sheet once, and it didn't work well, but it sure was pretty!

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