What non-golf uses do you use discs for?

[pointdisc]

Forgot to add:

Sled for going down snow/ice covered hills in winter tournaments.

pd

 

[DiscZombie]

I think rolling tray...

Indeed, best rolling tray ever!

tis that sir

 

[DiscGolfTeeSigns.com]

Non-disc golf golf disc uses with which I am experienced:

- trapping scorpions*
- to break the ice off my car (champ monster FH taps)

What part of hell do you live in that has ice AND scorpions?

Central TX... scorpions *everywhere* (2 stings in 20 years in this area), and about 3 freezes a year 8)
there was a bad ice storm in 2006. It's snowed at my home maybe 8 times in my lifetime :lol:

 

[keltik1]

i laughed at XvilleX's comment. but then you said you've been stung twice. I take it these are not Güero scorpions.

EDIT: and the rest of you guys are a bunch of damn degenerates. using a disc to prepare the consumption of illegal substances.....there are children reading this site

 

[XvileX]

Non-disc golf golf disc uses with which I am experienced:

- trapping scorpions*
- to break the ice off my car (champ monster FH taps)

What part of hell do you live in that has ice AND scorpions?

Central TX... scorpions *everywhere* (2 stings in 20 years in this area), and about 3 freezes a year 8)
there was a bad ice storm in 2006. It's snowed at my home maybe 8 times in my lifetime :lol:

Ok, that makes sense.

I originally read the list like these were regular everyday uses for it, rather than "have used it for this a few times."

 

[Donkeypuncher1]

It's not just central texas, they are all over the state just like poisonous snakes. I used to hit them with golf clubs when I was a kid, used to find them up in the hills of north texas.

 

[Spinach D1]

i use them to hand particulate snacks (such a Goldfish crackers) to my 2, 4, and 6 years olds in the car.

Sometime I eat Thai take out on them in hotel rooms when traveling.

We use them as bases in the backyard teeball games.

My kids use them to dig and transport sand to the top of the slide at playgrounds.

i did hunt a rabbit in the back yard with a wizard but I will not revisit that story.

 

[garublador1]

I've used discs for dog toys before. When our dog was a puppy she used to love playing with champion plastaic minis.

 

[sweeper]

I have been using a champion groove and a champion beast as coasters at the apartment I'm temporarily staying at.

 

[gretagun]

Last winter I went out to Grand View for a round, and knew I was in trouble when I pulled into the parking lot and it was nothing but ice. My car got stuck, so I thought I'd practice approach shots until the sun started melting everything, but after helping 3 other cars out of the lot, I realized this was a lost cause. I took a trusty Star Roadrunner, and using the edge of the disc, I "chiseled" out enough ice from each tire to finally get some traction and get out of there. I still have the disc, but have not thrown it since.

 

[gretagun]

I have been using a champion groove and a champion beast as coasters at the apartment I'm temporarily staying at.

Minis make great coasters as well.

 

[BrainStorm69]

I think rolling tray...

Indeed, best rolling tray ever!

I lmao when I see rolling trays for sale. They look like they suck, and they only do that one thing. Like an Optimizer... lolz!

Question: Is that REALLY a non-disc golf use? :lol: