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Fire starter prank gift box

The box says My First Fire, a starter kit for children, complete with invented safety warnings and a barcode that scans as nothing. Your real present goes inside. You're buying the ten seconds between unwrapping and understanding. Ships flat and folds together in a minute.

$8.99
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What it actually is

  • Real gift hides inside the fake packaging
  • Printed like a genuine retail product
  • Ships flat, folds up in a minute
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Availability
In stock
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Prank-O

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Stock history

In stock on 2 of 2 days we have checked since Sep 9.

If it sells out, the closest thing still in stock is Socks with pockets, allegedly.

Details

BrandPrank Pack
ConditionNew
CategoryPrank gifts and revenge gadgets

Listed on Amazon as: Prank-O My First Fire Prank Gift Box – Funny Empty…

Full Amazon listing name

Prank-O My First Fire Prank Gift Box – Funny Empty Gag Gift Packaging for White Elephant, Christmas & Office Parties, Hilarious Joke Gift Box to Hide Real Presents for Friends & Family

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