make hides by painting them
solder or drill holes to house hatchlings
put under the dirt in your garden to hold water/moisture
sale on e-bay
use for small leftovers
put nails, screws, nuts, bolts, washers in them
treat them as legos and make a killer "deli-cup" tower
nail/screw to fence posts for bird feeders (tiny holes in bottom for drainage)
sale to breeder(s) at your next expo
throw in dumpster.

galen

You DON'T want to know my opinion :grin01:

BUT I am the proud owner of my very own deli cup now :) Don't ask what I do with mine :sidestep:

I am just glad you found out what a deli cup is!!! :rolleyes:

Go on, i'm intrigued, what do you do with yours Elle.... :sidestep:

I've used them for mixing little bits of paint and epoxy when I'm building models and rc planes.

Very interesting! What is it about these deli cups? :shrugs:
Maybe I don't want to know? TMI :cheers:

I think you answered your own question.. TMI has to be it!... :sidestep:

3 words: Build. A. Fort.

You know you wanna...

LOL!

handy chip dip cups

if popping bubble wrap is therapudic... Imagine what stomping deli cups could do for ya! :grin01:

2 deli cups, a piece of string... walk around in public with a friend and talk to eachother through them.

Save them and use them to horde all the Thanksgiving Day leftovers you can!

Clap them together Monty Python coconut style and prance around like you're riding on a horsie.

Use them to make fun Jello Jigglers.

Given time I could come up with much more... ;)

Poke a hole in one, tie a string to it, and suspend it for a cheap kitty toy. Then do the same to the rest of them and sell them for lots of money on Ebay.