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¿Question #3369?
heli: If you design games, you probably have a number of packets, some of which are currently put away awaiting a better idea. What do you use to store and keep them organized?

Woelf: Packets?
aleo09: i'm not a designer
Xalderon: organized? i'm not sure i understand what that word means... lol
Angry Dragon: human skin. it's hard to come by but unbeatably fashionable.
MajorOracle: Ziploc bags.
McHaka: Computer
TheArchAngel: zip-loc bags
DHEK: I'm not a game designer, but I might just use ziplock bags for bits and files / folders for paper designs.
i7dealer: plastic bags and sometimes the bins the parts come in. If I've put together a alpha game, I keep those bits in a shoebox or the like.
sdonohue: Gravity.
puffinge: organized...ah hahahaha
pitferret: Baggies for some - labelled boxes or storage bins for others. Depends on the game and the bits involved.
Aljovin: ziplocks
brainrob: In plastic boxes on bookshelves
MaksimSmelchak: I organize my miniatures and games in big plastic tupperware bins. The smaller size is a cheap plastic shoe box I get at discount stores for less than a US Dollar and the larger size comes from Home Depot and goes for about 3 US Dollars. They're boxed and labelled according to the theme of the games and miniatures (Napoleonic, WWII, sci-fi, etc.).
Cromaa: Trashcan
Firepigeon: n/a
Chris Page: Folders and ziploc bags in a box.
Loquutus: Not yet.
banjoseamonkey: They're boxed and labelled according to pieces and stored in a cabinet
Recneps: Old socks.
Andrew Snyder: ziplock, baby
javelin98: The patented Windows XP file-sorting system.
irratejon: Big plastic tupperware bins
skrutsch: I just throw them in a drawer.
Lord_Prussian: I don't
snoozefest: n/a
2amp: hanging file, 5 drawer cabinet
Belash: baggies
CapAp: Puzzle or game boxes bought from the thrift store.
m_r_tyler: A trash can.
jttm: My hard disk
heli: appreciate any good ideas
chaddyboy_2000: I don't design games.
skelebone: Under-bed box.
djlg: I don't design games, but ziplock bags come in all sizes and I've got a set of metal archive boxes useful for all sorts of things.
CDRodeffer: I use gallon-sized ziplock freezer bags for games with lots of bits. If there aren't a lot of bits, I don't always even keep the bits together.