Oxx, please direct all mailing questions to this gentleman;

What did you end up doing with that extra 7 inches or so of space?

I don't use my cases much either. Wait, I do use them to store and protect my movies. And occasionally I build a fort out of them.

I guess I'll keep my cases (until I sell them on ebay).

How would one go about shipping VHS cases?

LOL. And make sure to film the mailroom's reaction. And post it on YouTube.

You think it is that much? I guess it could be about that. Regardless, if you ahve 200 vhs tapes, you would have to have some serious deficiencies to be worried about the thickness of the carboard sleeves. And back then, they actually served a purpose, and werent worthless like the slip sleeves we get now.

That would be like 1mm on each side? 1mm x 2 sides x 70 VHS Tapes = 140mm or 14cm = 5.5ish inches.

I'm surprised nobody recommended placing them in an empty blank cd spindle case and putting that in a box? Assuming this was a real question.

Aye, there's the rub.

When it comes time to mail the VHS tapes, to get the maximum "protection to thickness avoidance ratio" correct, I recommend toilet paper. Single ply. Non quilted. sandpaper rough.

I really hope that the OP finds his way over to other.

If I had a dollar...

nevermind

He's 23. He ought to know how to ship things by now.

But then, he did recently trade his wii for a ps3...

I completely forgot about this thread. This was pretty funny.

Holy hell, this thread was great!

What a strange, but welcome bump. Should I just put them in a bag and say you handle it? He hasn't posted here in a long time, so my guess is that he took those dvds to the post office and they stuffed him in the bag. Never to be seen again.

sounds like a bunch of stolen dvd's you sold! nice going!


Edit: Didn't notice the thread start date at first.. Very smart guy he was...

I know there are a lot of Facebook haters on this forum, but threads like this make me believe we could really use a "Like" button.