What to do with unused cables on a non modular psu?

As the title says really what can be done apart from ties ect,I'm thinking along the line ov removing them all together can this be done?within reason of coarse.Iv'e noticed you can get psu pin removal tool kits.It would be just a simple case ov popping out the ones not needed and popping them back in if and when they are needed.I might be missing a major point in this not being able to be done but I can't see a problem.Please correct me if I'm wrong and help if I'm on the right track.

Just tie them up and secure them to the top of the case.

sorry I meant as in from the chain I'm not using the molex length and one ov the hard drive ones too I was thinking ov just popping the pins out on the first set ov connectors,comeng from the psu,to me it makes sense is an obvious way ov a nice neat cable job.

But if you pop out the 2 end ov chain it will come off in one piece with 2 connectors so leaving,the (or putting back on)the remaining connector?Am i missing something ?or am I coming across a bit dim

Yep just realised that mate,my plan ov action is just cut all the ones I don't need off ,and use shrink wrap to cover the cable end.I should have mentioned it is for a mini itx the bitfenix prodigy,purely for a media centre, music I'm going to use odd parts I can scrounge or buy cheap,(apart from the case)so the excess cables on my psu Iv'e already got(500W CiT Micro-ATX Quiet Fan 20+4pin ATX 12V with 80mm Temp Control Fan, PSU)are not needed and won't be and if ever are ,they are easy enough to be reattached.

Don't cut anything. Just used cable ties to fold the cables up neatly and out of the way.

why are you mutilating your hardware risking to screw up the PSU? It's all stuff that stays into a closed box (the case). Tie them up and forget.