What do you do to out of date burn't cds

**cheetahman** · 10-17-2005

Such as

Slackware 10.1
SuSE Linux 9.1
Gentoo 2005.0

I just throw them in the garbage

**borromini** · 10-17-2005

I sell them to someone who recycles them.

**anomie** · 10-18-2005

Well, if they contain sensitive data I cut them in half with a scissors.

**smolloy** · 10-18-2005

They're useful for stopping beer bottles leaving water rings on the table.

oz · 10-18-2005

Recycling is the best plan for them. It's funny this came up because I just read an article earlier this afternoon where they were talking about how landfills are filling up with them, and they aren't biodegradable.

**chopin1810** · 10-18-2005

Originally Posted by anomie

Well, if they contain sensitive data I cut them in half with a scissors.

Are you serious? That's a little hard to do, it's probably just easier to make the thing totally unreadable by slashing across it with a knife a lot.

**bidi** · 10-18-2005

Originally Posted by chopin1810

Originally Posted by anomie

Well, if they contain sensitive data I cut them in half with a scissors.

Are you serious? That's a little hard to do, it's probably just easier to make the thing totally unreadable by slashing across it with a knife a lot.

Or just breaking it!

I've actually kept most of my out-dated versions. The recycling seems interesting, where would you go for that? I already recycle plastic, aluminum cans and paper, so CDs would just be the next logical step.

**a thing** · 10-18-2005

I leave them out of a case and I get around to playing with them when I'm not paying attention to my hands and scratching them.

**fingal** · 10-18-2005

I wonder if you glued them all together you could make a lampstand?

**GNOME_n00b** · 10-18-2005

use them as either frisbies or coffee mats

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