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You've all heard of that neo-modern whatever artwork that basically looks like someone had a paintball fight with a piece of canvas.
Fill paintball ammo with real paint (none of that wash off stuff, now) and stage a fight in corridors lined with canvas. Once enough games have been played, strip off
the canvas and sell on Ebay.
People will buy it. You know they will. Some people will buy anything...
this seems very similar
http://paintballbynumbers.com/#
[xandram, Jun 21 2006]
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would be good for car paint as well. |
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One could teach chimps how to play. I bet they would have a blast. Plus it would enable you to charge more. |
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Once taught how to play, it would be interesting to see whether chimps would play paintball. |
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I can't see the appeal of paintball, and I am chimp-like in many other respects. |
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Are the chimps wearing helmets? Will the chimps realize that it's just a game and not go beserk as hell when they get tagged? Will they have to pay $25 per head for a game? |
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non washable paintballs came out before the washable ones. You need paint thinner to take them out. They are used to mark trees and livestock |
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[vmaldia], it used to be that you'd need to
have turpentine parties after a day of play
just to get all of the paint out. |
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