u/NostalDec

Here are their three unique designs that I'm aware of:

And here are some questions I have about ABC Wrap, if anyone can answer them:

What year was the ABC Wrap brand founded?
What year were each of these three designs released?
Has ABC Wrap ever released any other products? If so, what designs did they have, and were they designed by the same person as any of the three known designs?

I have searched around for the answers, without much luck so far. In April 2025, I tried contacting Creative Selection, the distributor of ABC Wrap, but have not heard back from them. More recently, I have also tried asking a few groups online, but nobody has been able to answer these questions so far. If it helps, this wrapping paper was found in Batemans Bay, Australia.

Just a few months over a year ago, I (21M, 20 at the time) noticed my dad going on a bit about me 'having no friends', and I was confused, because I count basically everyone I know and get along with as a 'friend', even if I only see them occasionally, and I definitely don't think of anyone as an enemy. And then, it hit me. Most of my friendships at the time were one-on-one, as opposed to existing as part of an established group, and even then, I realised I didn't meet up with them in person that much, and I more often just exchanged messages with them on Instagram, and even that was pretty rare with most people. I still disagreed with my dad thinking I 'had no friends', but I felt like I'd worked out where he got the idea. Does it sound like most of the people I considered 'friends' would have only been considered 'acquaintances' in a neurotypical's mind? Can anyone relate?

Does anyone know the story behind the Australian wrapping paper brand ABC Wrap (seemingly from the 2000s)?

Did you know that Onion Falls (the town from Yakkity Yak) was based on Lithgow?

Does English even have any nouns, verbs or adjectives starting with /ð/?

Does anyone know the story behind the Australian wrapping paper brand ABC Wrap (seemingly from the 2000s)? Here are the three unique designs of theirs that I'm aware of - some girls in their 20s, a 21st birthday theme, and an engagement theme.

Because doesn't everyone head straight for the smoke shop when they need some sunglasses or wrapping paper? I've often thought that to myself when walking past them.

Does anyone else think there might be a difference between what's considered a 'friend' by the neurotypical and Autistic definitions?