Anti-Theft Lunch Bag
Forget the $5 lunches. Make your own. Then wrap it up in this:
"Tired of having your food stolen by sticky-fingered coworkers or roommates? Bullies taking your kid's lunch? Well, worry no more . . . Anti-Theft Lunch Bags are sandwich bags that have green splotches printed on both sides, making your freshly prepared lunch look spoiled. "
From thinkofthe.com
More like this in Weird · Nov 15, 2009
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:-) Too funny!
ReplyOpps, not I am 52!
ReplyHappy Birthday, Jody!
That bag is gross enough to make me not want to eat my OWN lunch. Yuck, yuck, yuck.
ReplyThx Spectra!!!
ReplyThat's hilarious! Although if I saw that in a fridge I would assume it was rotten and throw it out.
ReplyHello
ReplyThis is quite funny but perfect idea of anti theft lunch bag.I really like this idea.First when I saw this sandwich picture,I really could not figure out about this idea.Thank you very much for sharing this with us.
Once during a work meeting my boss actually had to bring up the subject of "lunch theft". Wow, can people grow up and not do this?
ReplyWell it happens on "The Office", so I suspect a TV show is at fault.
Replylove this!! LOL
ReplyWe have fridge nazi's in my office and about once a month they go through and throw everything old out of the fridge. And then, individually, they take it upon themselves to throw out random "spoiled" things (spoiled being relative).
Once they threw out someone's leftovers that they had just brought in that morning for lunch. There was a nasty email that went around after that.
ReplyOh, my point was the food these sandwich bags were wrapped in would hit the trash within 5 min of occupying the fridge.
ReplyWhat happens when you put your name on the food? Or is there truly no respect for rotten food?
ReplyOooh, as a teacher I read _Dear Mr. Henshaw_ every year with my class, and one of the story lines is about a lunchbag thief - Leigh Botts needed this!
For some of us, this bag might have another effect - it might help us lose our appetite! :)
Happy birthday Jody!
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