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[jubilant]

Only close family members like a mother, daughter, or sister. Even then I would probably put it in a little basket with some fancy soaps, hand towel, etc.

[foundinlv]

On 9/16/2014 minkbunny said:

found, the question was not whether or not we would use such a product but would we ever give it, in this case as a Christmas gift - to others?

I know. If you gave it to someone not in an office setting (like the people you go to church with) the reaction might be, "hey whataya mean by that." Otherwise, it's pretty explanatory.

[minkbunny]

On 9/16/2014 ILikeShade said:

On 9/16/2014 minkbunny said:

found, the question was not whether or not we would use such a product but would we ever give it, in this case as a Christmas gift - to others?

I know. If you gave it to someone not in an office setting (like the people you go to church with) the reaction might be, "hey whataya mean by that." Otherwise, it's pretty explanatory.

(like the people you go to church with) the reaction might be, "hey whataya mean by that."

[straykatz]

I was thinking that there was nothing wrong with gifting this or receiving it until I read some of your replies.

[Marianne1]

Oh sure! I have 2 boys that I would give it to, in their stocking. Stockings here include funny things, and boys, well...

[AngusandBuddhasMom]

Lol gave it to my DD as a gag stocking stuffer last Christmas.

[RedTop]

I gave this gift to family and friends last year; everyone liked it, no complaints and no one was insulted or offended. I guess growing up on a farm, you just know that sh*t stinks and accept that it is what it is.

[millieshops]

No, I'd give them a pack of matches! Cheaper and just as effective.

[mstyrion]

Of course.

I think it's hysterical.

A friend gave them to his whole family last year and they laughed until they cried.

[missy1]

Yes. It's good for anyone, since everyone has to do it.