What should NOT have a self-destruct

[FluffyShutterbug]

Ford Pinto.

(Y'all might be too young to understand that)

I'm probably the biggest car enthusiast on FA. Of course I know why.
You rear-end one of those and KA-BOOM!

 

[FluffyShutterbug]

What products/objects shouldn't under any circumstances have a self-destruct

The universe. Duh!

 

[Ringo the Wolf]

PC.
And me.

 

[Doppelfoxx]

Condoms.

You're a good one.

How about false teeth?

 

[Kellan Meig'h]

One gallon paint cans

 

[the sleepiest kitty]

Tampons

 

[the sleepiest kitty]

Speculums

 

[the sleepiest kitty]

Other weird, gross lady stuff.

 

[Tenné]

Anti self-destruct devices.

 

[Izzy4895]

Adult diapers.

 

[Gushousekai195]

Society

(I know one user here who will like this reply.... Any second now....)

 

[the sleepiest kitty]

Fried chicken.

 

[Fallowfox]

Ejector seats.

Adult diapers.

Those already self destruct.

 

[the sleepiest kitty]

Reese's Pieces

 

[Deleted member 134556]

Pets

 

[Kellan Meig'h]

The USAF F-117 "Wobbly Goblin" stealth fighter.

 

[Doppelfoxx]

This forum. *hugs all*

...

Okay, okay. I might have just picked all of your pockets. Sorry.

 

[Deleted member 134556]

My wallet the person above me took >w>

 

[Toby_Morpheus]

My wallet the person above me took >w>
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You shouldnt have a self destruct ;3

 

[the sleepiest kitty]

Reese's Pieces

OOH! Piece of cand--BOOOM!!!

 

[Skittles]

The LPW win.

 

[Water Draco]

Would you include devices that have a function deliberately placed in them by the manufacturers to brick them, remove functionality from them or reduce performance at a later date?

 

[Fallowfox]

Would you include devices that have a function deliberately placed in them by the manufacturers to brick them, remove functionality from them or reduce performance at a later date?

Perhaps we should call that 'self obstruct'.

 

[Toby_Morpheus]

Would you include devices that have a function deliberately placed in them by the manufacturers to brick them, remove functionality from them or reduce performance at a later date?

Bricking them with no way to repair, yeah.

 

[Kellan Meig'h]

Would you include devices that have a function deliberately placed in them by the manufacturers to brick them, remove functionality from them or reduce performance at a later date?

You mean, like an iPhone or a Tesla?