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Hometown wrapping paper

 gift wrap featuring the recipients hometown newspaper front page from the day they were born
 
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internet business idea. Supply wrapping paper featuring the front page of the gift-recipients (sp?) home town newspaper.Would be a great addition for those 'significant' birthdays (ie 50,60,etc.). What do you think?
—daffyd, Mar 12 2003

Newspapers from the day you were born http://www.google.c...e=UTF-8&hl=en&meta=
Many internet businesses do this already. [reap, Oct 04 2004]

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       Many internet businesses do this already [link]. Maybe not sold exclusively as gift wrap, but if you want to wrap your present in it, there's nothing stopping you. Expensive wrap though...
—reap, Mar 12 2003
   

       I'd like it more if it were gift wrap featuring small spot illustrations of people that you know in your home town.   

       "50,60"? People live that long?
—bristolz, Mar 13 2003
   

       Hmmm... I don't know about this.   

       I'd croissant the idea of compressing home towns (the smaller ones anyhow) into wafer-thin extrusions for the wrapping up of presents, though.
—Freelancer, Mar 13 2003
   

       My home town is small enough that it could be wrapped in it's own newspaper. If it had one.
—half, Mar 13 2003
   


 

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