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Trashing old credit cards? Be careful

Good information to know... I never thought about scrambling the magnetic strip on my old cards, but I do cut them up really good.

I burned the last one. Unlike what the article says, they don't burn too well. The flame keeps going out.

I'm sure the fumes are also very toxic...

I did it outside.

Great for the atmosphere!

(12-06-2009 09:58 PM)GT4AWD Wrote: [ -> ]Great for the atmosphere!

What are you a tree hugger?

Yes, that's why my c32 gets around 14MPG city... Although that one card you burned probably released more toxic fumes than my C32 will in a few months.

14! Good job! Mine gets 0 MPG!

(12-07-2009 06:14 AM)GT4AWD Wrote: [ -> ]Yes, that's why my c32 gets around 14MPG city

Do you mean 14 gallons per mile?

yes very helpful info.....

am i the only one that thought a blow torch might help...

That would indeed be helpful.

I don't have one of those.

Really? They're... useful.

I deal with computers and last I checked, computer and heat don't mix too well.

I wasn't talking about computers, but that would be yet another way to destroy data on an old hard drive.

No I like the hole puncher better. Besides the needed heat will upset mr green thumb over there. (hint he's the one with the high powered car)

...but my car has a total of four catalytic converters!

ohh I'm sorry.

wait, whats that in english?

Green thumb? What does his ability to grow plants have to do with the topic?