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I think this is hilarious...

My suggestion to the geocaching community, which you may have already done, but I am so new that I don't know about... ...would be to create a standard plastic card, similar to those drivers license sized reference cards you find at the checkout, that concisely explain geocaching and how to get started. That way, I wouldn't have been sweating getting accosted by Forrest Gump over touching his "Bawox!" I did notice a sticker on the side of the ammo box, with some geocache info on it, but it didn't look official enough for this muggle. You could throw a bunch of these cards in the cache and invite muggles to take them and join the hunt. Heck, you could even create a collector card series, that could be collected/framed/traded and what not... ...if you want anymore free business tips, I am gonna have to charge!!!!!!! Scratch that, I am starting a geocard printing company tomorrow. Does anyone want to do some design work? Send me your resume. JUST KIDDING, LOL!

I am glad everyone enjoyed my story... ...thanks. First off, I would like to say that any comment poking fun at the geocaching community was just in jest and used as creative license to tell a better story. Second, as far as relieving myself in the cache...I wouldn't do that...just thought about it because I was sooooooo disappointed that I didn't find treasure. Third, its funny...when I first found the cache, I HONESTLY thought that I had found some sort of stash of a deranged lunatic. Schizophrenic? Manic Depressive? Whatever, but it took me a good 30 minutes to figure it out. I was truly nervous and was so worried that disturbing his cache would cause him to cut off his ear or worse. The journal slightly helped, but this site explained everything. Fourth, that blog has had 1500 direct hits (not including referencing sites) and I have received 30 emails asking about caching & getting into it. Fifth, out of fair play...I plan to go put some goodies in the cache in May when I get back in town. And finally, I would like to personally thank Snoogans for taking the time to repost this. At any rate, glad yall enjoyed it...

I am in El Paso, 79912, and found the "I can hear you now" cache. Fuqowee on here started it I think (I am wicked good at research). For those of you in the area, I plan on leaving a whole bunch of restaurant gift certificates, but not until the beginning of May when I get back to El Paso.

I had an interesting introduction to geocaching, a couple of days ago and wrote a blog about it. In my blog, called "The Process" I plugged this site. I received numerous kudos and several people have expressed interest in geocaching. I made fun of geocaching a little in the blog, but that was just creative license. Enjoy. Go to (deleted by moderator) and click on the BLOG tab.