– Matt Buchanan

Success! The SanDisk Cruzer Titanium works fine and dandy after a thorough drying off. Good job, SanDisk, your products withstand the pee-test. – Travis Hudson

Voting will end on Wednesday.

Poll is at the bottom, yo.

Spencerland

"Several months ago i was painting my ipod mini and messed up taping over the wheel and screen. So i got pissed of at it and decided to shoot it with a BB gun and beat the shit out of it with my katana. Now all i have is the 50 cent edition ipod wich was the only suitible name for my extreamly beat up ipod."

E

"Here's how some friends and I tested the strenght of a particularly bad PC. Aways crashing. Always having problems. It just sucked.

We used concussive targets that are used for long range target shooting to help persude the PC to cooperate. Much fun was had, much beer was drunk (after the shooting was over, of course)."

Sanjay N.

We alerted security, who told us that we'd have to wait for an engineer to arrive. An hour and a half later the engineers and security guards finally arrive on the floor above us; and now we can hear them
tinkering around. Then they announce that they a) cannot fix the elevator and b) don't have an elevator key to open the shaft door.

So the four of us had to force the door open from the inside, and then reach up to the sixth floor landing and unlock the floor latch for the engineer and guards. Now we're staring at the socks and shoes of the
security guards and lone engineer because the elevator is halfway between floor five and six.

"Okay, now hurry and get the hell out of there!" The guards tell us. We all looked at each other and then everyone scrambled up and hoisted themselves out through the wedge of space. I was last to go, and as I
brought my leg over the lip of the sixth floor elevator shaft, I felt something leap from my pocket.

My iPod. I grabbed the headphones, but the socket unplugged and the iPod disappeared like a tiny snowflake into the black maw of the elevator shaft. "Forget it, just get out," the guard said."

Dennis T.

"I have had to work with troublesome 100MB Zip drives for some years now. We have finally convinced people at my company that USB drives are a lot easier and portable to carry around. So since we can finally get rid of these 100 MB drives, being the sportsmen that we are, we finished them off. It felt really good to be done with them."

ThisGuy

Mark R.

"What happens when you send an HP TC1100 Tablet PC through the mail? Well, the attached photo demonstrates the end result. This is my new tablet as sent to me from our IT department. There was no doubt that somebody (not me) really goofed on this one."

Jonathan eMachine

"eMachines are definitely destructable"

Jonathan Keyboard

"his old keyboard had been cleaned and was sitting in the (turned-off) gas oven, drying, when my sister turned on said oven without looking inside. After about an hour, we noticed that the house was filling with (probably carcinogenic) smoke."

Robert B.

"Fragile: Handle With Care"

Boris, French Guy

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Thanks to Alex for his submission of BlackBerry carpentry. Thanks again to SanDisk for sponsoring this contest.

SanDisk Indestructible Giveaway

Thanks to Mark for this very, very sad picture of a broken HP Tablet PC. It was shipped to Mark and the shipper decided to send it via U.S. Priority Mail ... in an envelope. It is kind of neat to see how much damage the USPS can do to an unprotected laptop.

Also thanks goes to SanDisk for sponsoring this contest and providing the 2GB Cruzer Titanium flash drives.

SanDisk Indestructible Giveaway [Gizmodo]

Also, big props to SanDisk for sponsoring the contest and providing the fabulous prizes.

SanDisk Indestructible Giveaway

This Cruzer Titanium is damn near indestructible, unlike most other gadgets out there. So, we want you to show us the gadgets you have that are destructible. You can do this in one of two ways: either show us your already busted gadget—in JPEG please, no wider than 520 pixels—and include a brief sob story explaining the broken gadget. Or, the other option is to take a gadget you already have, break it—preferably on film—and upload the video over at Youtube. Be sure to tag the video with Gizmodo. Once you are done, shoot an e-mail containing your submission—pictures or link to the Youtube video—to contests@gizmodo.com with SanDisk Indestructible Giveaway in the subject line.

The contest ends next Friday, September 1, at noon eastern. All of the standard Gawker Contest Rules apply and big props to SanDisk for sponsoring this contest.

If you're going to buy a thumb drive, say for your parents, you might as well get one that comes with Skype. SanDisk Cruzer Micro Sizes range from 512MB to 4GB, and cost $39 to $199. SanDisk Cruzer Titanium are 1GB and 2GB and cost $74 and $119 respectively. – Jason Chen

Press Release [SanDisk - Thanks Bruce!]

When a student plugs a Cruzer Freedom for the first time into a PC that is connected to the Internet, the device is initialized and can access the SanDisk Online Catalog. The student, with his or her parent's assistance, can then select content for downloading, and the content is secured to that specific drive. Digital books are interactive, so text can be highlighted, annotated and searched.

Whoa! That means that like, if I lose it, no one can use my books and I get to pay for a whole new drive AND books! Sweet! Thanks, Sandisk!

SanDisk offers USB flash drive for students [MacNN]