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[enamoured]

There is either something very wrong with you (or you're really bored) if you cataloge all the movie ticket stubs you have, by title, date, show time, ticket price, and rating. I did that earlier this morning, and have discovered that some of my tickets (from about '97 through '00) are fading. Woe! If I could remember how to work Access, I would've made a database, but instead I just settled for a spreadsheet on Excel.

I also tried to make three separate playlists: ilovethe80s, ilovethe90s, and ilovethe00s. Only the '90s one saved. Hmmmm, weird.

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[someday22.livejournal.com]

that's actually not a bad idea. I mean, I do have them all in a box, in date order (wrapped with an old scrunchie), but actually having a list could be interesting.
As of 2005, I have a movie journal & I've been sticking them in there.

[confused11390.livejournal.com]

I actually keep my movie stubs. But I don't have a list or a box with them. They're just floating around my room. Some are in a cup though.

I don't know why I do. It's just interesting. And most of them are faded so you can barely see the movie title or anything.

[waderapspoorly.livejournal.com]

I didn't abandon you, I swear! AIM lost the connection and it won't let me back on. :/

[supersyncspaz7.livejournal.com]

I will stab AIM in your honor.

[stabs]