Some old ARMY buddies are in town this week and weekend.   I am leaving
the office in two minutes or so and we are heading out into the desert
in my Jeep to do some 4-wheeling, see some wild horses, and will find a
3-sided canyon and set up targets and do some shooting.   

IF I had some old floppy disks that needed disposal, I would tack them
up against a target and take care of them with a .44 magnum, or one of
my .357s, or a .40 Kahr S&W, or my 12 gauge that has a (really) barely
over 18" barrel. 

Have a good weekend.

Best regards, Steve
Steven D. Whitaker, CRM
Records Systems Manager; City of Reno

>>> [log in to unmask] 5/16/2008 9:58:43 AM >>>
Hi all,

We have some old floppy disks (c.early 90s, when they were still
actually
floppy) that need to be disposed of.  Does anyone know if there is a
proper,
environmentally-friendly way to dispose of them or would it be OK to
simply
destroy them?  Please contact me off list at [log in to unmask]

Thanks,

Elisabeth

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