Mystery Woman

HAPPY 1st BIRTHDAY, CUJO!!! Luv ya! xo

Great pics, everyone! It's always nice to have something new to add to my collection. I'd love to contribute, but none of my menage a tro... err, I mean rendezvous with Snoogy have resulted in any photos appropriate for posting on a family site. As for his Quantum Leap cache, yes, it does require suspending your belief a little - which is, in a nutshell, the essence of Snoogans; because as anyone who knows him will tell you, suspending belief in everything you thought you knew is EXACTLY what is required to become a part of Snoogans' world. And speaking of Snoogans' world, regarding the sort of "personal ad" posted earlier in this thread by Snoogans... You know how if you find something of value and turn it in to the lost and found, and nobody claims it within 30 days, it becomes your property? Well... NOTE TO ALL FELLOW GEOBABES: I hereby officially stake my claim on Snoogans. I am Snoogally obligated to inform you that if you wish to challenge this claim, you must submit your appeal in this thread within 30 days, with a copy of that text being sent to mysterywoman@snoogyismine.com. In the event that more than one geobabe stakes claim to Snoogans within 30 days, Snoogans reserves the right to choose between all qualified applicants by whatever means he deems appropriate, including but not limited to a swimsuit competition and a duel to the death. If for any reason the field cannot be narrowed down to one, all surviving Snoogy admirers shall become his harem. P.S. For the record, I liked him BEFORE he told me about his post-lottery win financial situation.

Is this where we vote if we LoveMark?

What's not to like?

My first trip ever to a clothing optional beach was last Autumn to do the Wreck Beach cache The Puzzler mentioned. Oh sure, you don't actually have to go all the way down to the beach to find the cache, but we did. And you don't actually have to take off your clothes, but we... ahhh... I kept my hiking boots on the whole time!

I may be biased because I totally dig that blue vibe you've got goin' on, but I don't think the problem is you. You're as Smurfy as ever - it must be the rest of the caching world going awry!

WOW! "As he demonstrated his prowess, all the women envied the master's girlfriend..."

You mean we don't??

Interesting sig line. Such "subtle" placement of that apostrophe... Anyway, thanks for the heads-up on the newest twist in Vancouver caching. Now if I can only remember where I put that GPS back in November...

I don't necessarily remember the cache by its name or cache page, but if I look up the location I know whether or not I've been there; which is good since I think I've only logged five of about 150 or so that I've found now. The most memorable caches are the ones I've found while caching with the most memorable people - and there are definitely a few of those around Vancouver! Some of the things I've seen (and done) while caching would be pretty difficult to forget...

Carleenp, the description in your post was right on. About the only thing I can think of that you didn't mention is to pay attention to which way the terrain slopes when you're choosing where to squat... I've been lucky enough to only have to contend with #1 while out caching in the woods. Whether I went or held it actually depended on whom I was with (I trust some of the guys a lot more than others) and whether or not any of them had a camera. (No, NOT so I could pose for pics.)

After careful consideration, I've come to the conclusion that if *I* needed a lightbulb changed, it would only take ONE geocacher. (You're waiting for some crap about how I'm a self-sufficient, independent, empowered woman and I would just do it myself, right? AS IF!) I'd just call one of you guys and talk real sweet to you until you agreed to come change the lightbulb for me! (Oh, c'mon, you know you want to. *bats eyelashes* And I'd make you dinner...)

What about 1 who logs in under a puppet account to post that he took the lightbulb and put it about 100 m away in a brand new Lock'n'lock container?

Well, let's see here... "A" never annoys me; "B" does not apply to me; I don't spend enough time here to have had to resort to "C"... I did some of "D", and a whole lot of "E" (some of which was even done with fellow cachers) So that WAS you in the bushes outside my house Friday night? I don't know if I should be relieved or much more concerned than I already was... So much for flying you up from Texas to protect me!

Doc-Dean, although I know the answer to your question , a lady wouldn't say it (and neither will I!) I was a Brownie for years, then didn't get involved again until I was 18 and joined as a Junior Leader. Since then I have been a Unit Guider for Sparks, Brownies and Rangers, as well as lifeguard and first aider for lots of Guide and Pathfinder camps. I have held positions on District and Division Councils, and am currently registered as a Division Music Advisor and Link Member. "Hey boys, wanna buy my cookies?" ============================================ Be Prepared.

quote:Originally posted by Snoogans:I have been given the "Dark Gift." Ohhh Mystery Woman! Come and be my Snoogstress of the night and head minion of my vampire horde. Sngans Your wish is my command, Master. ============================================ "Snoogstress of the Night" - head minion of Snoogans' vampire horde

With the exception of RobertM, every guy I've cached with pulls the cache out the second he finds it. No self-restraint, I tell ya. When I find one, there is never anyone around. They think I won't find anything with my little yellow e-trex, so noone (well, almost noone ) ever follows me. (What do those guys do when they wander off into the bushes, anyway? On second thought, I probably don't want to know.) So anyway, when I find the cache, I walk about 10m away from it and yell (they're usually pretty far away by this time), "Hey, how far away are you guys from the cache?" Then I make them find it themselves, while I stand there and act smug. Sometimes I laugh. I usually throw in a "Go e-trex! Take THAT, GPS V! Where's your quad-helix antenna NOW???" Have I mentioned I don't find many caches? After all, I am using a little yellow e-trex... *sigh* Oh, and RobertM, you only took a long time to find one cache out of like five that day, and that wasn't your fault - you were distracted. You were usually pretty good. ============================================ Deadly to the males of her species.

The URL is www.tdiclub.com Fred is really cool (I've been at his place a couple of times using VAG-Com) and there are lots of other people on the site who are great about answering questions. BTW, 2001 Jetta TDI. [] ============================================ Deadly to the males of her species.

There's absolutely nothing on my Christmas list, which is good because that's exactly what I'll be getting. And that's not just because I've been naughty! (but I'm sure that's part of the reason...) ============================================ Deadly to the males of her species.

I have to admit, the first thing I did when SombreHippie got in the car the other day was look at her eyes to see if her avatar was a self-portrait. The av is interesting and original. It suits her well! ============================================ You can't be "FTF", but you could be next...

I haven't had the pleasure of meeting Eroyd. The first cacher I ever met was zuuky! The terms of your contest are too restrictive, Curious George. Your friends can't win? How exactly does one know if she is a friend? Darn, I really wanted to win a "special prize" from Team Phoenix, too! Maybe I'll just post a photo and coordinates of something else and see what happens... ============================================ You can't be "FTF", but you could be next...

Speaking of cheap & easy... I was going to say I leave my phone number on the back of a photo for FTF, but suddenly it doesn't seem as appropriate. Unregistered geocoins and travel bug tags make great FTF prizes. ============================================ You can't be "FTF", but you could be next...

TPBM is on his knees. (And with good reason!) ============================================ You can't be "FTF", but you could be next...

quote:Originally posted by Snoogans:I even left out Mystery Woman, so you KNOW I was being impartial. It's probably for the best. There's no telling what I may have posted in a private topic... ============================================ You can't be "FTF", but you could be next...

quote:Originally posted by Snoogans:... that is still looking for a rich (preferrably smart)woman who is too proud to have her husband work and wants to finance the first run of my sci-fi novel. She also doesn't want kids (but doesn't hate kids) and is interested in trying out every page of the Kama Sutra at least once. Unwillingness to try Soapy Boy/Rinsy Boy would be a deal breaker here. I would settle for a concubine maid. MY MANTRA: Some day my Ferrari will come. (Please god let me have all of my teeth when it does.) I think anything more would be entering the realm of too much info. Ya think? ... Yes, you definitely don't want to share TMI here. Feel free to e-mail the rest! It's nice to meet a guy who knows exactly what he wants. If I may comment, though, I think the woman should be willing to try out every page of the Kama Sutra at least twice. First impressions can be deceiving, you know... ============================================ You can't be "FTF", but you could be next...