
Or maybe…it’s only HALF of a $20 bill.Where to Play Contact Videos Business Opportunities For Retailers Help Rules & Terms Privacy DisclaimerĮvery effort has been made to ensure that the winning numbers posted on this website are accurate however, no valid claim may be based on information contained herein. For instance, in the photo example, you could be receiving a $20 bill folded in half. This gift could go either way: naughty or nice. Just when they think they’re going to blow their nose…įreezing money inside a block of ice. Make a string of dollar bills attached to a tissue and stuff inside the box. Hey, a jar full of candy isn’t a bad gift in my book, but a cash surprise inside makes it a whole lot sweeter. Put a toilet paper roll or roll of paper in the center of the jar to hide the cash and fill the outside with M&Ms. Naughty or nice, here are a few clever methods of deceit. You can either A) make them think they are getting much less than they actually are or a little more naughty, B) make them think they are getting much more. (See what I did there?)ĭeceiving your fellow gift exchangers is always a fun challenge. I know you know a few that would appreciate such an expression of Holiday CHEERS. So set aside your inner Martha Stewart and bust out that hot glue gun. But I will bitterly accept reality and settle for the hilarious gift version instead. You have no idea how much I wish these were real, donuts are my weakness. As a designer, I might jazz up the label a little more, or maybe the simple, no-fuss packaging is part of its charm? I’ll let you decide.Ī “seed” packet of Cheerios with the promise that if planted, will grow into delicious donuts. To my surprise, and delight, I found that there were some really creative WE gift-givers out there!Ī bag of sawdust packaged as an “Expert Level” Jigsaw Puzzle. As I was contemplating what I might possibly bring, I did a little online investigation.


The second WE go-round will be set to a limit of $10. I can’t wait to see what treasures will emerge (or possibly return) this year. This past year, for example, some of the gifts included a Communist Manifesto, a boob-shaped cake mold, an oversized Gumby margarita glass, “Reasons to Smoke” book, a cow udder coffee mug and a rubber foot. This is always great and often results in some hilarious results. The first round is doing the classic “Don’t-Buy-Anything” style of WE (White Elephant). This Christmas I will be participating in two White Elephant gift exchanges.
