Computer anchor

[ErikPrice1@msn.com]

 I'm tired of my computer I hate my computer I want to give it a black powder bath. Okay should I use it for a anchor or somehow turn it into a jug? Thought's anybody.

[Razor]

   I'm thinkin' 50 cal, ~100 gr ffg,  50 yds...  5 rd grp...   

[crazell]

shoot it !! then make it an anchor .

[beowulf]

make the scurvy thing walk the plank ! teach it ta swim !

[Smokey]

Sounds like someone has computer problems. Been there done that.

Since most computer repairs are simple, I would fix it and if my knowledge and experience were lacking I would use it as a learning tool, but those weren't options. So with the options given, I say have some fun,  blowing it away.   

[Red Badger]

Older Apples make great fish tanks!

[Otter]

Be wary of attempting to turn it into an anchor. Since many computer problems are intermittent there is is always possibility that your computer anchor could malfunction and float from time to time. Would that not make it a bobber?? Now, as the dastardly device has been modified to become an anchor during the transformation back to it's newly intended form fish and other innocent creatures of the pond would be placed in untimely and possibly out of season danger. Thus garnering the ire of the game gendarmes. No, it is my studied thought that the afore mentioned tact might well be the best. SHOOT THE BEGGAR!! AH-hem. That is use it for target practice. It might duck but it can't run if nailed down. 

[ErikPrice1@msn.com]

 Maybe I should make my cannon and it could be it's first intended victim.

[crazell]

i wanna watch !!

[old salt]

ME TOO

[Bison Horn]

Sounds like a canidate for an anvil shoot. 

http://www.coolestone.com/media/895/Anvils_Away/

[Baldy]

Rip the hard drive out with a crowbar, then send the rest to an e-waste recycler.  Too many toxic metals in the circuit boards to leave in the environment.

[old salt]

Good advice.

[ErikPrice1@msn.com]

 I blowup and shoot lotsa stuff, but always recycle the pieces in the end. We only have one planet.

[crazell]

amen brokenhawk