Great nail & screw cups when cut in half and placed in the plastic containers that originally hold them as soda bottles (2 rows of 4). Easy to tote around and/or store.
22 targets.... :-)John
TwoGuns wrote:
Thirty ought six, I think you mean. Woohoo, do they jump!
Amazing - It used to be SOP for Atlantans to go out on December 31 and fire their favorite pop gun into the midnight sky. Sounds like all those yankee transplants finally managed to "civilize" 'em. Next, they'll be shuttin' down the Varsity as "subversive".
-- Morris Dovey DeSoto Solar DeSoto, Iowa USA
On Fri, 14 Oct 2005 09:28:48 -0700, mac davis scribbled:
I've also filled them with water and used for thermal mass under the greenhouse raised growing beds (but I now use 4-litre milk jugs).
But mostly, I return them to the recycling centre and get my quarter back.
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On 14 Oct 2005 08:22:59 -0700, "TwoGuns" scribbled: I've seen them used for moose calls.
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If you want it more realistic, fill them with sand, or water. If you want it more exciting, fill them with hydrogen, with a candle burning just beside. If you need to know how to make hydrogen, let me know.
Friend of mine used to work for Coca-cola as a graphic designer in their building on the edge of East LA. Cool building, looks like a ship.
The roof was the open air lunch area.
On Cinco de Mayo, Coke forbid their employees from going out on the roof, and swept up the slugs that fell from the sky the next morning.
djb
Oops. The water was assumed.
The last time I shot at them was at my brother's place out in the wilds of Manitoba a cupla years back.
I winged one on the curve from the neck down, and the melted groove in the plastic was way cool.
djb
Wow.. kind of pricey... I can't imagine that they work any differently than the HF ones??
mac
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yeah, but those frozen bunnies could be useful for something, I guess...
mac
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Rabbits... the *NEW* push stick.
I thought that was cats.
Cats are *SO* nineties...
On Sat, 15 Oct 2005 13:20:10 -0600, Dave Balderstone scribbled:
Dead rabbit pushstick from the 90s:
Sherman used to post on the wreck.
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put some strips of aluminum foil in the bottle and add a little HCL ("The Works" toilet bowl cleaner works real well) tighten the cap, give a shake, and toss out back. In a few minuites there will be a real big "BANG" when the bottle explodes from the reaction. be sure to stay clear! --dave
I have been using 2L bottles as fence post covers for years! I cut the top off down far enough to make the sides straight, and flip them over and slide them down over the tops of the posts, (usually a nice tight slip-fit). Seems to keep the posts from splitting and the birds from messing on them. I also have the neatest looking, round topped, (I use the bottles with the seperate platic base glued to them), pasture fenceposts around! Tim Q
Fri, Oct 14, 2005, 8:22am (EDT-3) snipped-for-privacy@neb.rr.com (TwoGuns) mumbled: Maybe this has already been addressed here but I have been trying to come up with good uses for two liter plastic bottles for years.
Water rockets. I posted a link long ago, so it's in the archives, or google.
JOAT Sarchasm: The gulf between the author of sarcastic wit and the person who doesn't get it.
You'll want to review your inorganic chemistry. It's hydroxides you're after if you want to generate hydrogen. Lye is the preferred for its punch by weight. Drano and some other drain cleaners even include some aluminum chips for the foaming and the mechanical action it generates.
Uh, Weegee?
That's a dead rabbit PULL stick.
Tsk, tsk...
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