Thursday Night

I'm not going to do nightly updates on my packing work, I know that would be boring, but I recently discovered this new shipping product...

CLICK HERE FOR THE NEW SHIPPING PRODUCT

Comments

[Jill in Minn-e-SO-ta]

Hey Chris, all of your hard work is definitely appreciated. We are all dying to spread the news of the cult around the world! Keep up your hard work - karma, bitch!

[jean]

get it together. NOW.

[dblvajra]

Tyvek is the way to go, they make hazard suits outta that. You are building the CWC army, one t-shirt at a time, m'lord.

[maggie]

Tyvek? Isn't that the stuff they wrap houses in?

[Jen]

I learned something new today. I didn't know you could mail a package wrapped in the same stuff they wrap houses in.

At least it's lighter thank bricks.

[tejasmom]

Tyvek rocks! I share your love of packing supplies.

[Alex]

Tyvek is amazing! It's waterproof, durable, incredibly hard to rip. I think you'll be happy with it as a packaging material.

[Jennifer]

Dude, you are a serious shipping supply geek. ;)

[beesley]

I would love nightly updates! This Tyvek stuff sounds cool. So if I got a sh*tload of tyvek packaging I could make my own hazmat suit? And, ohmygod, the sticker!!

[gunzorro]

It is so refreshing to hear of the enlightenment in your young Canadian mind after being exposed to US Postal Culture.

"I like Post-its" from an American Province near Canada: Minnesota (3M).

[Susan]

If that's my package, I will take a picture of how it held up in the mail when I get it. :)

[Judy]

LOL I've been a Realtor in Cali for nearly ten years and have seen needed contracts and paperwork grow exponetially. I discovered the Tyvek mailers years ago. They are awesome. Light, indestructible and yes they are the same as the house wrap. Great product. Enjoy.

[Spunkypuppy]

Tyvek probably takes 5,000 years to decompose, but if it gets me my shirts, then damn the Earth to hell...