Ha,ha,ha,ha,ha!

I freakin' love it!

Can ya hear me now ...

I shot many a textbook at the end of a semester in college. My favorite to turn into confetti was genetics followed closely by plant biology.

Chad Love quote......It was irrational. It was juvenile. And it felt great. In addition to the cathartic experience of exacting a little revenge on something I despised, I also learned that a liquid crystal display isn't nearly as effective as bone at stopping a carbon arrow traveling at 280 fps or so.

But, I'll bet you already have another one (phone I mean) don't you?

Jim

I love it! But my favorite is still using an 8 pound maul. Was last used on a fax machine.

I really want to do that. I'd like to off the computer too but then I couldn't log on to F&S.

I saw my dad off an old vacuum cleaner via 10 rounds of .22 slugs from his High Standard. He was just a littel tired of fixing it- for the 10th time. I was always fond of home-made percussion devices myself. I will never forget the shrapnel we made out of an old clock radio that quit working!
I suppose that would make someone a domestic terrorist these days.

i made swiss chesse out of an old computer once and it felt great.

I personally like to hunt the wild arborial television set. It is such a cool thing when the CRT tube implodes. I was shocked to see how durable the glass is! a load of #6 or #7 (I forget which it was) just bounced off! Slugs always work but the wildest was when I cast up a 26.5mm round cannonball and did one with my signal gun and black powder. It was a 4 ounce lead ball. We ran like bunnies once the fuse was lit in case the gun blew up, but the result was awesome! I wouln't repeat the experiment, I prefer shooting corncobs for ammo with that lil' piece of ordinance. They are free, 4 ounces of lead is not. Still planning another Scheutzenfest for August and I have a couple of portable tvs that are obsolete (since June and digital). I hadn't yet shot up a tv that was actually on yet, these are battery operated, we could even shoot em at night!
I reccommend dead cell phones be donated to the cell phones for soldiers program, (www.cellphonesforsoldiers.com).

My sentiments exactly for AT&T and Cingular cell phone service!

I'm the type when I pull something out of the box, I want the darn thing to work as advertized, if not!

Ran across a fella who didn’t like his television so he placed Tannerite and blew the hell out of it!

Tannerite is the definition of BOOM!

http://www.tannerite.com/

I did an old cell phone on the skeet range.
Me and a buddy took out an old dog house with 12 gauge slugs.
We had tried to pull it out with a truck but the corner 4x4 were set to well. 2 slugs a piece solved that issue.

awesome picture, now i know what to do with mine,I bet it wont drop any more calls.
Don

I think its great that someone else does this too! Being a semi-computer nut, I've had more than my share of infernal machine induced rages! There just aren't words in the satisfaction of filling a computer with holes. Lately, however, life has seen fit to provide me with an entirely new line of targets - refrigerant jugs(empty of course)! The law says you must drill a hole in the jugs before disposal so they can not be reused. People used to make air tanks our of them - not a good idea because compressed air contains moisture and it rusts the jug from the inside out which can cause catastrophic failure under pressure. So as I thought about it one long afternoon, if I have to put a hole in the tank, why not put lots of holes in them, and the tanks are approximately the size of a whitetail’s vitals! Great fun, especially when you get them rolling for a moving target and great practice for that sometimes necessary follow-up shot. Using a bolt action 30-06, I can get it rolling on the first shot, and keep it rolling with each successive shot. It’s also amusing to see what the differences are between rounds (i.e. .22 vs. .50 BP).