Hi, I've destroyed hundreds of 'em. When I went to my current work, one of my first tasks was to destroy phones, that came through requalification tests (drop, heat-cold cycles etc) and couldn't be sold to to customer. Besides that I have drown one while boating. There is a certain reason, why we call sea as "Large warehouse".
BR, Margus David Savage wrote: >G'day all, > >Given the recent talk about the evil little blighters, :-), I thought I'd ask. > >I'll start, 1...sort of. > >It happened last year. It was a windy day and I was being ferried out >to a vessel that was at anchor in a small 6m dingy. The sea was quite >choppy so the trip out was interesting (good thing I don't get sea >sick). > >At the ship, the pilot drove the bow up onto the deck so I could just >walk over, but as I had one foot on the dingy & one foot on the deck >of the vessel I was trying to board, the dingy took a bad roll leaving >me momentarily floating in mid air, before the inevitable happened. > >Me, my car keys, wallet and mobile all went for a swim. > >It was rinsed in fresh water and left to dry. When I put a new battery >in a few days later, surprisingly it came back to life. But it's >operation is intermittent & certain features no longer work. I picked >up a replacement off eBay a week later. > >Luckily I had passed my bag over before I attempted to board, >otherwise my *istD would have suffered a similar fate. > >So how, & how many, have you killed? > >Or am I the only klutz ;-) > >Cheers, > >Dave > > > -- PDML Pentax-Discuss Mail List PDML@pdml.net http://pdml.net/mailman/listinfo/pdml_pdml.net
