I had to dispose of a hard drive that contained company sensitive material.Since it's easier to destroy the hard drive than wipe it clean (and it was only 3 gigs), I took it apart! I think the two metal disks inside can substitute as a tuning fork. And the magnets. Oh! The magnets!
Yeah, I thought I was dirty, too, and then I heard how a cock ring works. Unless you have issues remaining firm, I don't think that's a very nifty device. ;-)
You realize if somebody finds those parts and puts it back together, they can still get that info. You have to actually destroy the data containing parts of the hard drive, not just take it apart. I recommend melting it down and making fishing sinkers.
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Date: 2004-03-12 04:00 am (UTC)Actually, I saved a lot of the parts figuring I can use them for RC Cars or something.
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