What is the stangest object you've ever putted at, for practice or for lack of a basket?

Just wondering if anyone else out there has ever been isolated and really wanted to throw at something. What has it come down to?

[Rescue]

A bird cage holder with a towel hanging down from the hook.

[Fat Tire Flier]

my fat mother

[Brandon Swanson]

Not a very difficult target...

[Chris Goodrich]

For the winter months of 2007, I putted at the upholstery buttons on the back of a lazy boy. The nice hexagonal shape was a good target. I missed high once and smashed our cat in the face, now when I pick up a disc he runs for cover.

[Brandon Swanson]

I've done this too!

[Chris Goodrich]

It worked pretty well, just not as satisfying without the chains.

[Chainz-4-Brainz]

When the weather accomodates (and in WI, it rarely does), I'll break out an old folding lawn chair and aim for the green stripe across the center. The chair itself is ugly as sin, so it's much easier to throw stuff at.

[Shawn Boucké]

My laundry basket... don't tell anyone I was putting in the apartment. "I have no idea where those red and blue marks on the wall came from."

[Wicked Dyes]

http://prsunshine.files.wordpress.com/2009/05/cube-front-of-house.jpg. the orange play thing has the opening about basket height. lol. This is not a pic of my sons play cube but one that looks like it. Used to use it to putt at before i got a basket.

[Disc Player Sports]

Obviously check for kids inside first!

[Disc Player Sports]

Our first course was an object course years ago.
Had tractor tires, inside a silo.....
Then 50 gallon steel "Hawaiian Tropic" barrels modified into baskets.
Then discatchers....

[Justin J. Platt aka Prodigy]

Turned my bench verticle and let them rip!!!!!!!!