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Let's face it, we guys suck at dealing with cards so we're
always rushing out late at night to find some lame one. No
one
really expects too much from us in this area anyway so good
quality cards would do the job... nothing too relationship
specific of course.
Imagine buying one "Guy Pack"
and you're set for a year.
They
could even be broken down into categories of numbers of
children and living parents. If someone dies or is abducted
by
aliens, then you've got an extra card at the end of the year.
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<reading card>"I'm sorry to hear that your son was abducted by aliens..."</rc> |
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Now I need an auto-mailer queue machine that can hookup to your PDA and mail 'em out all automatically. I hate dealing with cards. |
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2 in 1..Merry Birthday card. |
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Stickers with appropriate messages would be included in the guy pack - "Happy Birthday" - or "I'm sorry I missed your Birthday" or "Congratulations you got married" or "Sorry to hear about your Divorce" could be just selected from the messages and stuck on the message spot in the card. |
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Stick and Mail - - could even be sold with stamps already on the cards for greater ease in making it happen. |
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jezz, this idea was pulled out far into the trash |
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Thrift shops often have leftover assorted mixed cards for 50¢ apiece. Why not buy 50 or so one day? You'll thank yourself later. |
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I'd forgotten about this idea. I reread it when it showed
up and I like it even more. Like a fine wine I guess. |
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