> From: ek.sanford@riconnect.com
> 
> On Wed, 30 Oct 1996, Jeff Okamoto <okamoto@hpcc123.corp.hp.com> wrote:
> >I've managed to destroy a few of these really slim CD cases (such as the
> >Osakana Pengin or Macross Plus "Cream PUF" CD's) simply by dropping them
> >on the floor.
> >
> >Is there a source for these in the US?
> 
> 	Yeah, used CD-ROM cases.  They're exactly the same size.  Just keep all 
> the booklets and such.  Transfer them to the new cases (go to a comp store and
> ask them to rummage through their trash; you'll find em!) and, viola!, instant
> new CD case (sometimes, they haven't even been *used*!).

CD-ROM cases are the "thin" kind?  That's strange, all the ones that I've 
seen look like regular CD cases to me.  Huh, maybe it's the titles that I 
get.

=====
Not related to this thread:
   There is a videogame for the PowerPC called Marathon.  It is almost
exactly like Voogie's Angel, except it is massively violent.  You control
a cyborg, and your job is to blow up mean aliens.  Sometimes you fight the
aliens very mean robots. 
   If you play "Motto Motto Radical Fight!" in your CD-ROM player at the
SAME time as you play the game, then the game is 90% like Voogie's 
Angel.

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