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We've used em for make shift tents.
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Car covers, make shift picnic tents, etc.
used for catching liberals in Boulder ?
These were common when I was a kid. We even had 'em to play with at school (kids circle it, move it up and down until it inflates and run under it). Makeshift tent and sunshade is a good idea, seen 'em used for that. These were the old real silk ones too. In the army, they were used for shades at ranges sometimes.
I don't know what they're worth. I have a radar dispersing camo net though that I got that I use for the same thing --turns out the damn thing is worth $1000!
Only problem with the chutes is that they are so thin they get torn up easy, otherwise they'd be good for laying out on the ground too.
You could also cut 'em up and make MC Hammer pants. You know, bring it back.
I don't know what they're worth. I have a radar dispersing camo net though that I got that I use for the same thing --turns out the damn thing is worth $1000!
Only problem with the chutes is that they are so thin they get torn up easy, otherwise they'd be good for laying out on the ground too.
You could also cut 'em up and make MC Hammer pants. You know, bring it back.
Got kids? Put a box fan in one corner, and just turn 'em loose. It turns into an inflated tent/fort/crazy play area. Which reminds me, I haven't done that in a while, should be fun.
I bought a couple from a local surplus store for $60 a piece. in perfect condition, but to decommission them they cut the lines when they reach so many drops, Im sure.(but could be wrong)
I'd poke my head through the center and walk around with the worlds largest poncho
They used them for shade in Flight of the Phenix, just saying.
Nah, patchouli-scented glueboards work better.
Make several hammocks out of it.
