Gifts you should NOT get for werewolves this holiday season

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reposted from my blog, Thrillionth Page
It is not easy to buy gifts for paranormals - especially werewolves. While they are typically polite about accepting items they don't like, quietly returning them when you're not around, some gifts that can upset them greatly, and should be avoided at all costs. Hopefully, this list will help.

Do NOT give your werewolf friends and family the following gifts:

1. Any chia pet in the shape of a canine. Deeply offensive to the werewolf psyche.

2. A Friendship bracelet that you worked really hard on, that the werewolf must never take off, and you'll be really mad if they lose it. Because they will!

3. The complete 5-volume Dog Whisperer DVD set featuring Cesar Millan. A werewolf will instantly rip it apart.

4. Nature's Gift Aromatherapy patchouli-scented bliss candles.

5. Actually, because werewolves have such a keen sense of smell, any heavily scented products are poor gift choices.

6. Ten-hour video set of the historic Apollo 11 Lunar Landing. This type of close-up non-stop full moon footage can be overstimulating to werewolves, and lead to destruction of furnishings and upholstery and also set off howling that can result in noise complaints from the neighbors.

7. Road Runner vs. Wiley Coyote cartoon DVD set. (Not even as a joke, unless you hated your TV set anyway.)

8. Joy of yodelling CD. (Gets werewolves riled up, not in a good way.)

9. A surprise pre-paid trip to the dentist to get all cavities filled with silver fillings.

10. The clapper, or worse, if you helpfully change all their lights over to operation by the clapper. This is not something that the werewolf in your life will find at all helpful .

11. Rogaine. 

12. The Slanket. While this gift may be exciting and attractive to your comfort-loving werewolf friend, it is actually very restrictive, and if your werewolf  pal has to suddenly shift into werewolf form while wearing the slanket, BAD THINGS WILL HAPPEN.

13. The Miau Kitty Christmas Carol album: definitely NOT a recommended buy for werewolves this holiday season.

Do not under ANY circumstances purchase this music CD for a werewolf.
Happy Holidays everyone! I'm making two holiday stops this week - come say hi and WIN!!  
Stop #1:  The Annual Xmas letter, written by Little CJ, my childhood portrait painted by an elderly aunt. And, Little CJ is giving away an international gift certificate prize to one commenter!  It's over at Wicked Little Pixie's place! Come tell your worst holiday present you ever got! It's all here. 
Stop #2: Today only, I'm over at Fresh Fiction talking about turning faults into super-powers, and you can comment to win a copy of Mind Games!  

Comments

Bronwyn Green said…
Well, crud. Now I have to deal with the return lines...
December 22, 2010 at 9:38 AM
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