Do You Save Your Ticket Stubs?
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Do You Save Your Ticket Stubs?
I'm sure I'm not the only one.
I started collecting back in '97 when Empire Strikes Back was re-released.. then there was a flood in my basement back in 2001 and they were all destroyed. I started again with Evolution in June of '01. Have way too many to count, but it's just a little thing I like doing since I love the movie-going experience.
How about you?
I started collecting back in '97 when Empire Strikes Back was re-released.. then there was a flood in my basement back in 2001 and they were all destroyed. I started again with Evolution in June of '01. Have way too many to count, but it's just a little thing I like doing since I love the movie-going experience.
How about you?
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I would save the stub if it was a movie I liked. A year or so later I would look at them and ask my sister "Do you remember when we went to go see ________." We'd laugh about it and start discussing the movie all over again. Now it's every once in a blue moon that I go to the movies, so I've stopped keeping them. Glad to know I'm not the only one who did that.
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Yep, ever since I got a movie journal for Christmas a few years ago. There's a pocket in it - which I presumed was for stubs - so I figured why not.
I'm on my second journal now and made sure to find one that had a similar pocket in it for stubs.
I'm on my second journal now and made sure to find one that had a similar pocket in it for stubs.
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I saved my tickets for one year from one theater, the AFI Silver. I keep them as a memento because that year my wife made a sizable donation to the AFI in my name and for the following year I could see anything I wanted without charge.
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I am 34 and have almost every stub from every concert/movie/sporting event I have been to in the last 24 years. Some older. They go in my drawer and then to a sealed tupperware type container into the attic.
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Originally Posted by pridesticks06
wow. I guess me saying I've been saving since '01 sounds very un-impressive after that post ^^^
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#16
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been collecting them since the early '90's. I think Speed is the earliest. I don't go to the theater as much as I used to but I still keep them when I do go.
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I have some actual ticket stubs, but others are sales receipts that say the movie name. Not sure when I really started, but I have a decent little collection now. Always wanted to start doing that, but never got around to it, 'til one day I just started and have been since.
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Only for the ones that were memorable.
#21
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I pretty much do but not officially. I have a cup on my dresser which I shove every sporting even ticket as well as movie ticket stub into when I get home. The first one I remember saving was T2 so I've been doing it for almost 20 years now!
#22
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I never thrown them out. Eventually I clean out stuff I don't need (like ticket stubs) and will have a laugh looking at all the movies I've seen.
I don't do this for concerts though. Those I keep.
I don't do this for concerts though. Those I keep.
#24
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Originally Posted by MartinBlank
Have randomly saved mine over the years and have thrown them in my huge scrapbox. I'm a guy, so I can't make scrapbooks. But I have a box that has been slowly upgraded to a footlocker to hold "mementos".
To try to keep the various receipts, ticket stubs, letters, pictures, etc organized, I've been using a large envelope for each year, with the year written in large letters with a Sharpie.
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Not sure why I save so much other than being a sentimental packrat. But it is fun to occasionally pick a random envelope and look thru my memories.