Topic: What'ya got 2007-2013?

[RossRoy]

I keep them.

Ditto.

[dfmorgan]

I keep them.

Ditto.

Ditto

[Najemikon]

Absolutely keep them! Shiny. 

[addicted2dvd]

Yup.. I keep them as well

[Achim]

Definetly keeping them as well. Used to throw them out 10 years ago but I feel better now.

[Dragonfire]

Several years ago either my mom or step dad threw one away.  They had watched a movie - I can't remember which one now.  Anyway, they watched it not long after I got it.  When I went to get it, the slip case thing was missing..I looked for it and couldn't find it.  Then asked my mom.  She said she threw it out because it wasn't needed.  I think I had a minor panic attack.     I am a bit... compulsive about my DVDs.  It even bugs me that some of the cases are weird sizes and things don't line up properly on my shelves.

[Achim]

I think I had a minor panic attack.    

I know the feeling. I have the Superman collection, all films in tin-box. Around the tin box was a cardboard wraparound thingy. One day after work I camehomew to find it missing. Seems the lady doing the cleaning of my place felt it was unnecessary. Panic attack for me too. I had someone tell here not to do it again.

Unfortunately, it happened omnce after that. Hitchcock Masterpiece Collection also had a cardboard wrapper thingy, it's also gone

...don't worry, the lady is still alive and still doing the cleaning for me. I only pay extra attention to have none of the cardboard wraps lying around on cleaning-day.

[Dragonfire]

I have that Superman set..and now that you mention it...my cardboard wrap thingy for it may be missing too.  Ack. 
Ok...deep breath.  I'm gonna have to go looking for it now though. 

Some of my box sets - like for the Simpsons seasons - have these paper things on the back of the case.  I keep those too.

[DJ Doena]

If it's a full-sized sleeve I keep it, too. But the Star Trek TNG boxes came with a 3 inch cardboard banderole around the plastic "lunch boxes" and I decided it looked better without them, so I threw them out.

[RossRoy]

If it's a full-sized sleeve I keep it, too. But the Star Trek TNG boxes came with a 3 inch cardboard banderole around the plastic "lunch boxes" and I decided it looked better without them, so I threw them out.

I do that too. If the slip case is the same size as the box it covers, I keep it. If not, I put it inside the box, folded if necessary.

[Tom]

If it's a full-sized sleeve I keep it, too. But the Star Trek TNG boxes came with a 3 inch cardboard banderole around the plastic "lunch boxes" and I decided it looked better without them, so I threw them out.

I keep slip covers (even if I am not a fan of those). But I also got rid of those with all the Star Trek cases. But I cut out the UPC (because of Profiler) and put it inside the case 

[DJ Doena]

Today I got this:

[Dragonfire]

I have a friend that doesn't have many DVDs.  I've gotten him a few movies and tv shows on DVD for his birthday and Christmas over the years.  He is planning to move in a few months and a few weeks ago he told me he threw out all the DVD cases.  I felt like saying see if I get you any more DVDs..but I didn't.  I was also thinking that I wasn't letting him anywhere near mine.  There is no way I could deal with not having cases for my movies.  That would bring on a full blown panic attack and I don't think it would be pretty.

[karmesinrot]

I keep the slipcases, I think they're smarter than the plastic cases

[Achim]

If it's a full-sized sleeve I keep it, too. But the Star Trek TNG boxes came with a 3 inch cardboard banderole around the plastic "lunch boxes" and I decided it looked better without them, so I threw them out.

I would agree as far as the Superman set is concerned. That banderole is only half size and the tin box can stay closed by itself. However, the Hitchcock set has like a little door to open and get to the discs and that does not stay closed without the cardboards banderole.