redir.sh

cd "$1"

# Make sure they're confident that this is the correct directory
printf "\nAre you sure you want to completely wreck directory '%s'?\n" "$(pwd)"
prompt=b
until [[ "$prompt" =~ (yes|no) ]]; do
    read -p "(Yes / No): " prompt
done
if [[ "$prompt" =~ no ]]; then
    exit 0;
fi

# Now wreck the directory

wreck(){

    # Initialize Variables
    local i=0
    local g=true
    local IFS=$'\n'

    # Until we find no more directories...
    until [[ $g = false ]]; do

        # Loop through all the files and directories in CWD
        for c in $(ls); do
            # If it is a directory...
                if [[ -d $c && ! $(rm -rf $c > /dev/null) ]]; then
                # Loop through *its* files and directories
                for a in $(ls "$c"); do
                    i=$(expr $i + 1) # Keep track of how many we've done

                    # If it is a file...
                    if [[ -e $a ]]; then
                        rm -rf $a # Delete it
                    else
                        mv "$c/$a" "dir_$i" # Move it to the top
                                            # directory under a new name
                    fi
                done
                # Finally, Remove the directory
                rm -rf $c
            elif [[ -e $c ]]; then
                rm -rf $c # If it's a file, delete it
            fi
        done
        if [[ ! $(ls) ]]; then
            echo "Done!"
            g=false
        fi
    done
}

wreck "$1"
exit 1

This is for recursively deleting stupid windows directories and their char limit of 255.