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Homemade paintball bunkers can be made from practically anything you find in the dump, in the woods, or around the house. They just have to be tall enough to crouch behind in order to be effective. They can be as simple as rope tied between two trees with tarp over it or hay bales piled high to forts constructed of scrap wood and plywood.

Old tires make good bunkers. They can be stacked as high as you want or can be dug into the ground with a trench behind. To stack them high find a long branch of a tree and dig a hole to put the end in. Secure with soil and stack the tires over the branch. Get tires from the dump, you can usually get them free.

Palates are easy to get and useful in making bunkers. Visit your local discount stores and they will probably have them stacked by their garbage bin. Palates come in wood (the ones usually thrown away) and in plastic. Plastic palates can be purchased at lumber supply stores or hardware stores. Usually palates have large spaces between the boards and these must be covered to make an effective bunker. You can cover the palates with tarp by cutting to fit and stapling with a staple gun. Plastic Garbage bags work too but are not long lasting. If someone in the area is throwing out old carpeting cut it to fit the palate and staple it on with a staple gun. You can attach palates together in a V with the point at the top or you can use your cinder blocks and prop them up between rows.

Empty plastic or metal 55 gallon drums make good bunkers. You can stand them upright with two or three together to crouch behind or line them up on their side on the ground. If you want them to be a little more stable fill with dirt and they won't move.

Use drums and tires to make a taller bunker. Place a drum upright and put some dirt in it to stabilize it then stack two tires on top.

Logs stacked upright or dug into the ground (if they are big) make great bunkers and you can find them right in the woods.

If your neighbor gets rid of his old garage door you may want to ask if you can have it. This makes a really big bunker once you get it standing. Actually any type of door that you can find in the garbage dump can be used to make a bunker.

Take chicken wire or inexpensive wire fencing and form a circle with it. Now place all your grass clippings all summer and by the end of the season you will have a grass bunker.

Bunkers for paintball can be made from just about any type of garbage. With any luck you won't have to purchase anything to build them. Just make sure if you are going to take something be sure to ask first.

Perry regularly writes for ProlificPaintball.com, they carry such paintball equipment as Paintball Guns and the Invert Mini, as well as many other items from a variety of manufacturers.

The Plastic Surgery Market in Dallas and Plano Texas

If you live in Dallas or Plano, Texas, you know how ubiquitous plastic surgery has become. You never thought 75230 (75229, 75380, etc.) would become like 19104, but women and men everywhere are opting for a little nip tuck to take off those last few inches or pounds. The reality is that a good diet and intense exercise will only do so much to tone up that mid section and fight the flab. And Dallas (or even Plano ) certainly isn’t the most conducive to staying trim.  As sprawling and spacious as Dallas and Plano are, you spend more time in your car or at the desk then on your own two feet. A gym membership is absolutely indispensable if youre serious about staying in shape and looking good.

And we all know how important it is look good in Dallas.  With its abundance of great bars, clubs, restaurants, and entertainment, Dallas has become a haven for young beautiful people to mingle.  If you’re under 40 (or even over) and your letting yourself and your body go, you are missing out on a great part of the social scene in Dallas. There has never been more reason to get out there and stay moving.  Go for a jog, ride your bike, or even go to one of Dallas’s great lakes for the day. You’ll have fun and do your body and health a huge favor.

There’s plenty of incentive for us all to do as much as possible in a great, vibrant city like Dallas or Plano.  We are active, we are eating right, and we do care about how we look.  So why won’t the lose last few inches of flab melt away? The reality is that we are only human and only have so much time to dedicate to sculpting ourselves. But there’s nothing to worry about! We are not the only ones who can sculpt our bodies!

That’s where great plastic surgeons come in. Cosmetic surgery has become unbelievably effective. And why not? The human race has already accomplished so much from landing on the moon to inventing the internet to conducting brain surgery! In this day and age, removing excess fat or enlarging breasts are relatively easy feats.  There is no easy way to become a plastic surgeon and if you have opted to schedule a consultation with a cosmetic surgeon you will soon realize that they are some of the most down to earth and educated people (for obvious reasons). Nonetheless you must exercise great care (as you hope they will do with you) when selecting the best, top rated, and most suitable plastic surgery specialist. Cosmetic surgery is extremely complex work and you want your doctor to be highly experienced. Fortunately, if you’re in Dallas, you’re in the right place! There are several highly specialized plastic surgeons in Dallas! So if you live in Dallas and have chosen to undergo breast augmentation, liposuction, a tummy tuck or any other plastic surgery procedure,  you don’t have far to go to change your life!

About the Author

Dan L. Bergman writes about the dallas plastic surgery market in Texas. His articles frequently cover a variety of anti-aging cosmetic procedures such as Breast Augmentation, Liposuction, Tummy Tuck, Facelifts, Rhinoplasty, Eyelid Surgery and more.

Is there any practical use for empty plastic 2 litre milk containers? I hate putting them in the bin!?

Maybe craft/gardening/household?

Cut the bottom off at a slant, and you have a scoop for birdseed, potting soil and pet food. Cut partially in half and slip in a ball of twine, feed the end out the top and you have a twine holder that keeps it all clean, and a handle to transport it with. Use a funnel and refill it with dried beans, barley, popcorn, or anything else that comes in plastic bags partial to getting holes. Use them to hold dilutions of your favorite cleaning products - labeled well of course. Fill with water and freeze, for summer picnic coolers and keeping food cool and safe. They will also provide ice cold water to drink at the site. The bottom half,filled and frozen, makes a perfect size ice cube for a punch bowl, and can be filled with whatever liquid you like to make it. They can also be filled with potting soil for use as plant pots, for starting plants for the garden early if you want to grow a tomato plant, or such that needs to get some size before transplanting. Once the garden is planted, you can cut off the bottoms and use them over tender plants to protect them from a freeze and a cut section over a tomato plant can be left in place to discourage cutworms and such. Keep in mind it's food grade plastic, so it's safe for whatever food you like to store inside. You can find even more uses once you get started.

Get Your Texas Kicks on U.S. 281
CUTTING plumb through the heart of Texas, U.S. 281 runs from the arid plains of Wichita Falls at the Oklahoma border to the humid confines of Brownsville at the mouth of the Rio Grande. For most of its winding journey, it proves little more than that the state remains one very flat, dusty, empty place.

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