Ahh, keeping plastic bags the easy way. I always fold it till it becomes a triangle shape.

(Pre-TL)I'm curious in what situation a plastic bag could be used to soothe an upset child(?), without going somewhere morbid...

OOZ662 said:

(Pre-TL)I'm curious in what situation a plastic bag could be used to soothe an upset child(?), without going somewhere morbid...

Sanae says that Suwako isn't feeling well, so i say she has car sickness.

bakudan00 said:

Ahh, keeping plastic bags the easy way. I always fold it till it becomes a triangle shape.

Same here. My mom taught me that.

Bump for translatin of some useful info by Gensoukoumuten.

Aww, c'mon guys. Here some awesome "how to" and we, who lack moonspeaking skill, still don't know "how to"...

It's easy, once you know the secret! (The things I miss on my weekends out of town...)

...Well this will be useful.

laisy said:

Same here. My mom taught me that.

I do this too, but not so much for bags as for fabric from old clothes sterilized and re-purposed as cheap emergency triangular bandages. Folded the same way you fold an American Flag.

This works so well that when I folded up the accumulated plastic shopping bags we'd amassed over a few years in this apartment, the space taken reduced from half of a kitchen cabinet to a third of that size, and I scored major brownie points with my wife. Thank you, Gensoukoumuten and Kanako-sama!

(Although, living in Oregon, it's getting harder to get these plastic bags -- the city I live in has banned plastic bags for grocery stores, and the state has moved to a policy of requiring a 5¢/bag payment at the store, so the good stores are upgrading to heavier-duty, reusable bags. Ah, well, sic transit gloria mundi.)