Do you have it somewhere shown in your bedroom? Is it pieced together in a scrapbook? Is it hidden in some a drawer or closet? Give us the story.

My ticket is in a frame with the March/April 2006 Script Magazine featuring Alessa.

And Yours?

I stashed mine away in my computer desk's cabinet with all the other movie/concert/misc. tickets and stubs.

I put my with my copy of the Silent Hill DVD, like I do with all of my movie tickets.

I think mine is still in my wallet...

Mine is in my wallet too.

lol. all this time I thought I was the only one that saved one

Mine's in my copy of the first game.

Anyone who would throw their ticket out (on this forum, that is) is quite insane, or just plain wreckless.

Mine's still in my wallet too, along with my Clerks 2 stub. Eventually it'll end up in the rather large stub collection my boyfriend and I have accumulating on the bookshelf.

I usually toss film tickets,but I kept the ticket from Sh.It's on my desk,guarded by my mean cat

i have all three of min. One is in a frame with a a5 sized picture of the poster (the one with the welcome to silent hill sing in it) that i cut out of a magazine, one is in my wallet next to my bus pass, nad the last one is pegged to my cinema ticket board which is really getting full ( i have every movie ticket for every movie iv'e seen in the last five years on there lol)

disturbed angel

I keep all my ticket stubs...in a box...

so it's in that box with like 4300430 others...

I first printed 100 copies of it, then I laminated it, and enclosed it within a box made of diamond (so that it'll be visible, yet untouchable). Then I attached three different alarm systems to the box itself, then placed the box on a black marble altar deep down in a forgotten catacomb. I then rigged several alarm systems and traps (like the rolling boulder in Indiana Jones) and locked the massive doors with the golden key, which I melt down and made 16 bracelets from (9 of which I sold for a great deal of money on the black market). I then killed all the people who had been involved in the whole thing (like the salesman whom I bought the alarm systems from), burned the 100 copies of it, and then erased my own mind.



Nah, I just threw into closest dustbin as I left the theatre. It's just a ticket.

What a bastard.

Well, it is just a piece of paper...

no need to call names...

Yeah I threw my tickets away at the theater too.

My best friend ate his though, he lost our bet.

...or just didn't really care whether they kept a scrap of paper since they got to experience the movie. I tossed mine.

I used to have a big collection of ticket stubs but a few months ago I had a huge clearout. The ticket was a victim of this I'm sad to say.

I am neither insane nor reckless. I just tend not to keep ticket stubs. Especially from movies I didn't enjoy.

Oh, I was just making a joke referring to his user name. No hostility intended.