Chris:

Thanks for the notice.  You know the hard drives with the biggest horns are the most desirable ones.  Now, I won't go there - calling it what your dirty mind might be thinking - because if I were to mention something like a horned - or possibly even put a y on the end of horn, (you know what word I'm talking about) most spam and virus protection software programs would kick my reply out, mark the listserve address as a potentially dirty porno site and get those meant to receive it in a whale of trouble with the organizations they represent.

I would like to have one of those Horned ones on my wall though. Heck, I would make a place for it if I could find one.

Are there groups out there like PETA that might protest if we bagged one?



OK, that's my last one for the day.  Promise!



-----Original Message-----
From: Chris Flynn [mailto:[log in to unmask]]
Sent: Tuesday, November 09, 2004 12:43 PM
To: [log in to unmask]
Subject: Re: Destroying Hard Drives


Steve,

"Hollow points flatten out on impact - much too quick.  They "splat" so to
speak, before penetrating."

This is true, but the effect is to realign the electrons and they do look
cool mounted on the wall.

I had a safari lined up to Silicon Valley. It fell through due to unrest is
the chip market. With the election over maybe things will stabilize in the
area and they will open the area up to controlled hunts. I hear they have
some really big old hard drives around there. Of course it could all be
rumor.

Chris Flynn

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