All the fun without the mess with virtual bubble wrap

All the fun without the mess with virtual bubble wrap - Time Waster

by Nancy Messieh Jun 29th 2008

When we were kids, the best thing about getting a package in the mail was the bubble wrap that came in the box. Now that we're a bit older, and we can appreciate everything else that comes along with the bubble wrap, it doesn't mean we don't still get a kick out of finding every last little bubble to pop. Now, if you want to get your hands on some bubble wrap, you don't have to wait until your next package arrives. Any time you feel the itch to pop, just go here.

Pop the virtual bubbles at the click of a mouse, or go into Manic Mode, and just have at it, swinging your mouse all over the screen. We do feel we ought to warn you though, when you click the "Fresh Sheet" button, watch out for the recording. You'll want to keep your volume turned down because it doesn't sound like it has anything to do with an innocent sheet of bubble wrap. You'll see what we mean.

We know the novelty of this will probably wear off pretty quickly, so it might not qualify for more than 5 minutes worth of wasting time, but it definitely deserves a mention.

Tags: bubble wrap

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

Taylor said 5:40PM on 6-29-2008

Dear god, it really is as addicting as normal bubble wrap! I had to get every one!
-Taylor

Richard said 7:26PM on 6-29-2008

Nancy, I love you!

THANK YOU

Diddle said 4:27AM on 6-30-2008

Visuals: great.
Audo: crap. Couldn't they at least record a REAL pop?

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