My friend busted up his computer mouse

My friend had an HP mouse and the left click button didn't work right so
he went to Wal-Mart and bought a Logitech mouse and he put the old HP
mouse on the carpet on it's side and he hit it with a hammer and the
mouse exploded and the bottom of the mouse landed upside down on the
carpet and the top of the mouse flew several feet and the click wheel
flew several feet in another direction and the circuit board was smashed
in half.

On 01/06/12 14:40, VanguardLH wrote:
> Graciela wrote:
>
>> My friend had an HP mouse and the left click button didn't work right so
>> he went to Wal-Mart and bought a Logitech mouse and he put the old HP
>> mouse on the carpet on it's side and he hit it with a hammer and the
>> mouse exploded and the bottom of the mouse landed upside down on the
>> carpet and the top of the mouse flew several feet and the click wheel
>> flew several feet in another direction and the circuit board was smashed
>> in half.
>
> So are we also to be blessed with recounts of what happened when your
> "friend" took a hammer to an egg, to his television set, and to his cat?

My friend had this digital camera that the flash didn't work so he took
his hammer and he put the camera on the ground and he started hitting
it till it fell apart and he took out the circuit board and put the
hammer claw to the photoflash capacitor and there was one hell of a spark.

Graciela wrote:

> My friend had an HP mouse and the left click button didn't work right so
> he went to Wal-Mart and bought a Logitech mouse and he put the old HP
> mouse on the carpet on it's side and he hit it with a hammer and the
> mouse exploded and the bottom of the mouse landed upside down on the
> carpet and the top of the mouse flew several feet and the click wheel
> flew several feet in another direction and the circuit board was smashed
> in half.

So are we also to be blessed with recounts of what happened when your
"friend" took a hammer to an egg, to his television set, and to his cat?

On Fri, 06 Jan 2012 13:36:44 +0000, Graciela
<dgonzalez@promisesandiego.com> wrote:

>On 01/06/12 14:40, VanguardLH wrote:
>> Graciela wrote:
>>
>>> My friend had an HP mouse and the left click button didn't work right so
>>> he went to Wal-Mart and bought a Logitech mouse and he put the old HP
>>> mouse on the carpet on it's side and he hit it with a hammer and the
>>> mouse exploded and the bottom of the mouse landed upside down on the
>>> carpet and the top of the mouse flew several feet and the click wheel
>>> flew several feet in another direction and the circuit board was smashed
>>> in half.
>>
>> So are we also to be blessed with recounts of what happened when your
>> "friend" took a hammer to an egg, to his television set, and to his cat?
>
>My friend had this digital camera that the flash didn't work so he took
> his hammer and he put the camera on the ground and he started hitting
>it till it fell apart and he took out the circuit board and put the
>hammer claw to the photoflash capacitor and there was one hell of a spark.

In the old days when I upgraded the computer I would trash its HDD by
the same method. They're surprisingly tough and a few bashes with a
claw hammer are not enough and a mash hammer is required. On
repeated whacking a fissure would open in the side and then off to the
vice and with a large screwdriver the thing could be prised open, and
inside there's a pretty aluminum (or such) disk with little arms to
read it with. Then back to the claw hammer to bash the platter thing
good 'n proper until its doubled over a few times. Then a final
going over with the mash hammer again. All the bits are thrown into
different dumpsters. One cannot be too careful these days with the
Feds and their fancy forensics.