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Hmm. The FTF prize for a 3 stage multi-cache I'm setting up soon will be a Red, 1984 Volkswagon Scirocco. Not physically in the cache, but contact info and a code will be left to reach me with. If they call me and can provide the code, I'll give them the keys and sign the title over! It's been sitting in my back yard for ages, a crappy old car with splotchy paint and dirty upholstry. Probably needs a new battery too. It was dumped on me by a relative and I have no use for it. With some TLC it could be a beater runabout for someone though. Quick value estimate is maybe $800 Keep in mind, this multi-cache will involve some extreme urbanex, climbing-crawling-hiking, planning, and a touch of courage. The 3 stages will be difficult on their own and in completely different locations, so expect to make several seperate excursions for this one. The idea came as a result of a lack of challenging caches in my area. Anyone in the Tucson region interested can PM me, email me, whatever and I'll let them know when it's ready. If this is successful, I might put a small team together to really give a swift hard kick to this sport in Tucson. Extreme geocaching ftw.

This is absolutely hilarious! I laughed out loud until my sides hurt. A few years ago I stopepd at a convenience store while on a long drive to Cali, I couldn't help but pick up an envelope that said "snake eggs". When I opened it wow did I get a shock. The rubber band spun the washer against the sides of the envelope and it sounded like a rattlesnake (which are quite common in my area), I promplty yelped and threw the envelope violently at the cashier. She burst out laughing and gave me the gag gift for free . Since then I've had good luck keeping it in the refridgerator for when unsuspecting house guests go to get something to drink.