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brillobob
brillobob
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The packaging engineers have won;
Opening packages is not much fun.

Fingers bloodied by a twist-off top,
At child-proofed bottles I'm usually a flop.

Crackers wrapped in plastic tight,
Arthritic hands give up the fight.

Gadgets packaged in thick clear plastic
Require a hack saw or something drastic.

The chewing gum strip - a search for free end
Is fruitless whether you scratch or bend.

Books arrive like they're boxed for life
Requiring the use of a good sharp knife.

Anxious to listen to my new CD,
Unwrapping it brings obscenity.

So while this packaging I decry
I suppose it's here 'til the day I die.

But then, I hope my casket's firm
To keep me safe from root or worm.

brillobob
brillobob
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