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Anti Love Micro Text Wrapping Paper
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this is wrapping paper with volumes of the most vile insults printed on it. Printed with too small a font size for anyone to read without a magnifying glass.
—vfrackis, May 17 2010

Times_20Lewd_20Roman I suggest you use this typeface, to double the effect [xenzag, May 21 2010]

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       Wonderful for those relatives you have to provide gifts for for marital relations purposes but don't really like.
—RayfordSteele, May 17 2010
   

       Like your wife ?
—8th of 7, May 17 2010
   

       Bad day at the meet-market ?
—FlyingToaster, May 18 2010
   

       Is the text the pattern or is it like the microprint in a dollar bill?   

       Bigger or smaller than the font in my Oxford Compact Dictionary? That is smaller than most can read, but I can still make out.   

       (+)
—MisterQED, May 18 2010
   

       Cool, and stereogrammed for subliminal insultation.   

       A little passive-aggressive, nay?
—BunsenHoneydew, May 20 2010
   

       You don't have actually to bake this: just see that it's widely publicised, and then take note of which relatives use a magnifying glass when unwrapping your presents.
—mouseposture, May 20 2010
   

       // and then take note of which relatives use a magnifying glass when unwrapping your presents// I love this even more. Then have paper that says "What are you looking for?" "How Anal are you?" "Those who look for fault in all things will find them."
—MisterQED, May 21 2010
   


 

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