[Sandwich]

"I'm bacon"

 

[jonKranked]

"I'm bacon"

you're just jealous that you weren't my elf last year. maybe you'll get lucky this year!

 

[mantispf2000]

I'd be glad to receive something for my daughter IF it's something useful. But "my first bacon" plush toy IS something I consider to be useful....

Oh, understood, and yes, it would be useful....

 

[sstalder5]

It's supposed to be in a work safe outer box anyway, so just wrap it in a plain brown box and do it

The problem is that I want to put some electronics in the box, but the idea I had uses a switch design that could easily be confused (or used) as a detonator for a parcel bomb...

I might go ask around at the post office, but I'm pretty sure it would be frowned upon..

EDIT:
well.. there goes my idea...

The restricted materials listed in DMM 601.11.7–20 are prohibited in international mail, unless specifically permitted in the Individual Country Listings in the IMM. The restricted materials include intoxicating liquor; matter emitting obnoxious odor, liquids and powders, motor vehicle master keys, battery–powered devices, odd–shaped items in letter–size envelopes, abortive and contraceptive devices, and building construction material.

 

[Pesqueeb]

The problem is that I want to put some electronics in the box, but the idea I had uses a switch design that could easily be confused (or used) as a detonator for a parcel bomb...

I might go ask around at the post office, but I'm pretty sure it would be frowned upon..

EDIT:
well.. there goes my idea...

Meh, I wouldn't worry too much. I have sent/received beer and booze without issue, you just have to pack it well and say nothing when you ship.

 

[DirtMcGirk]

"Don't say another word, just burn the evidence..."

 

[Serial Midget]

EDIT:
well.. there goes my idea...

Abortive devices... ???

 

[Quo Fan]

If you ship "banned liquids" just make sure the vessel doesn't break during shipment.

 

[TreeSaw]

Question-- should I partake of this gala event, is it possible for me to request my givee be a parent, with a daughter, that wouldn't mind receiving something for her instead of him/her? Hey, keep the thoughts clean, I'm being serious here.......

I received a gift for my daughter as my SS gift one year (along with a photo album that I still use today) and it was AWESOME! As a parent, I wouldn't have a problem with it at all