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Everything tastes like metal. It's the new Jan Brady! -------------------- You have the right to defend yourself, even when geocaching!

quote:Originally posted by seneca: shhhhh.. he has some issues You forgot to include what you REALLY mean..... -------------------- You have the right to defend yourself, even when geocaching!

quote:Originally posted by Jomarac5:BTW: It's well over a day and I've still not heard any response since I e-mailed the questions as per Hydee's suggestion. ***** Have you tried starting another infammatory thread on the subject over in a different forum? I hear that usually works. -------------------- You have the right to defend yourself, even when geocaching!

Now I'll never be a teen model! -------------------- You have the right to defend yourself, even when geocaching!

quote:Originally posted by DadONine:I'm betting you never left a cursed idol either. Try it sometime. Although today I'm betting you'd get tied up by maybe Christopher Walken. DadONine Just as long as Bruce Willis still has that gold watch..... -------------------- You have the right to defend yourself, even when geocaching!

Greg, Bobby and Peter were kind of geocaching, but instead of a Happy Meal toy they left a cursed idol and got tied up by Vincent Price. I've never been tied up by Vincent Price while geocaching. Anybody? -------------------- You have the right to defend yourself, even when geocaching!

quote:Originally posted by Jomarac5:Who owns that photograph? ***** Hehehehehehehe! -------------------- You have the right to defend yourself, even when geocaching!

quote:Originally posted by K-9CacheSeekers:This seems like another article where geocaching is slightly misrepresented. How often does anyone here walk away with pyrite or a digital watch (or at least one that's not broken) but I guess some incorrect publicity is better than no publicity at all... ---- Probably the editor wouldn't let them print "Find some dadgum broken McToy or other crap." -------------------- You have the right to defend yourself, even when geocaching!

quote:Originally posted by Woodsters Outdoors:They must of not got the mctoy they wanted becvause they play with them in the dirt and then break them....lol I've never ate while caching...I would say an energy bar, some water, some fruit, trail mix and etc... No soup? -------------------- You have the right to defend yourself, even when geocaching!

quote:Originally posted by Team GPSaxophone:Burn her, anyway! http://www.texasgeocaching.com Took sun from sky, left world in eternal darkness http://mywebpages.comcast.net/ihazeltine/bandbass.gif So a muggle weighs as much as a duck? -------------------- You have the right to defend yourself, even when geocaching!

quote:Originally posted by TheWidget:Soup can easily be eaten with one hand, especially in a styrafoam cup. It's just like a softdrink then, no spoon required. Doesn't the Gumbo Moustache look perculiar to other people? -------------------- You have the right to defend yourself, even when geocaching!

quote:Originally posted by TMAN264:I was caching in the 7-11 the other day. It seems that the police have named that "shoplifting". My cellmate is nice though, and he is really anxious to start caching, because all he talks about to me is "da booty". Add another to our sport! Try hunting caches in a neighbor's house when they aren't home. Much less likelihood of being interrupted by muggles. Didn't the Manson family start the whole caching thing, only I think they called it "Creepy-Crawling?" -------------------- You have the right to defend yourself, even when geocaching!

quote:Originally posted by Team GPSaxophone:Think of it this way, in our culture being a witch is a bad thing. In their culture, being a muggle is a bad thing, but they don't burn them at the stake. It is not about race, it is about ability. "We've found a muggle, may we burn her?" -------------------- You have the right to defend yourself, even when geocaching!

My wife wanted to pick up some soup on the way to a cache, the stuff they typically serve at a store deli. We were looking for some stuff to leave in a cache, and she decided that she should eat because she gets the low blood sugar thing occasionally, and then she gets crabby. Anyway, she got a Styrafoam cup of soup, which she described as "the perfect food." I told her that was nonsense, particularly if she'd ever tried to drive while eating soup. She said sure, but it's the perfect geocaching food. How can she think this? Does anybody else eat soup while they cache? Shouldn't we stick with something that doesn't require 2 hands to eat? How will you cache? How will you hold your GPS? How will you move branches and sticker bushes away? I will admit she didn't spill any, and even brought the empty cup and spork back to the truck, but I just can't believe soup is the perfect geocaching food! Please note she did NOT fill a cache with soup. That wasn't us, it must have been somebody else. -------------------- You have the right to defend yourself, even when geocaching!

Didn't mean to grant Groundspeak full copyright power over your classic painting.... -------------------- You have the right to defend yourself, even when geocaching!

Statistically you're in more danger of such an attack while getting out of and back into your vehicle than while you're on the trail. -------------------- You have the right to defend yourself, even when geocaching!

quote:Originally posted by Jomarac5:When someone says: "I have noticed that on these forums, what people say, is often not actually what they mean." What they actually mean is: "I tell you all the time how smart I am, but in reality, only I think I'm that smart but I tell you anyway because it helps to inflate my already inflated ego. In reality, I'm nothing but a low life ambulance chaser and I'm not really good at that either otherwise I'd be out helping people get a fair settlement for their suffering rather than spending all my time in the forums harrassing people. I have no idea what people are saying because I don't read their posts carefully enough and even then, I'll pick the most trivial aspect of their post to focus on. Oh, and don't let me forget that I feel compelled to take discussions off topic and then blame anyone who's trying to put it back on topic as the one who took it off topic." Thanks for starting this topic. It's a really good one. ***** I didn't even hear the siren! The Forum Police must be running on Code 2 today. -------------------- You have the right to defend yourself, even when geocaching!

It's probably Jomarac5 frantically deleting all of his posts in order to prevent Jeremy from using them as a script to a blockbuster movie. -------------------- You have the right to defend yourself, even when geocaching!

quote:Originally posted by Jomarac5:The terms of use are unfair to all those that use this site. Did you click on "I Accept"? quote:If there's no problem here, why isn't Jeremy answering the three questions? ***** Because it's probably too hard to type with tears of laughter blurring his vision. -------------------- You have the right to defend yourself, even when geocaching!

quote:Originally posted by Dagg:I wear shorts when I cache. Post of the Day. -------------------- You have the right to defend yourself, even when geocaching!

quote:Originally posted by Dagg:Are we haveing fun yet? Oh yes! -------------------- You have the right to defend yourself, even when geocaching!

quote:Originally posted by seneca: Actually, its not just your pictures that you need to worry about. Both you and Jomarac5 have made some "priceless" comments on these forums over which you guys own copyright. Perhaps you might both consider extending your boycotts to the posting of any further words of wisdom ? So much for the Groundspeak Limitied Hardbound Edition of "Jeremy's Book of Martyrs"...... ("I'll take 'Obscure Quaker Text References' for $100, Alex...") -------------------- You have the right to defend yourself, even when geocaching!

So, are there more decent REAL caches along I-94, I-5 south, I-5 north or Hwy 26? We'd be leaving from Portland on this trip. Tried to figure out how to plot something like this and get feedback from the cache search engine here but didn't have much luck. -------------------- You have the right to defend yourself, even when geocaching!

quote:Originally posted by Manager:My, I certainly upset some people. First, I am not a geocacher. (though I'd like to) I would like to know more about the activity so we can provide more opportunities on the lands that I manage. Second, The area that was described in the article is in fact closed to the public due to safety and liability reasons. It is posted as such. I thought that rather than write these people tickets, I would offer a friendly suggestion. It seems some people have not taken my comment as I intended. I think the reaction was mostly based the appearance that you showed up, complained and then disappeared. Also, posts that criticize or raise a concern are hard to take seriously when they require the users to hunt down specifics before responding. That sort of sucked some of the vailidity out of your post. The community here is full of people who have expressed the same concerns, and who want to address stuff like this without feeling like they've been trolled by the person who starts the thread. I suppose the best course of action to getting concerns addressed is to talk first to the person who placed the cache, next to the person who OK'ed it. Going directly to the forums will do the least to fix a specific problem like this, but it will certainly "create more heat than light." -------------------- You have the right to defend yourself, even when geocaching!

One of the reasons this type of legalese is included in a web site is that it grants the site owner use of postings (text or graphics) for promotional purposes. That avoids having to track down users individually in order to quote them. If Groundspeak wanted to put out an educational pamphlet, they have all the materials they need right here on the site. "The is what real geocachers say!" Unfortunately they could also publish a pamphlet about Forumites, and they'd still have plenty of material to pull from. "...and this is how they pick fights with each other online!" -------------------- You have the right to defend yourself, even when geocaching!