pit12kid

Much like the smoot of a famous Boston-Cambridge connection. I like it. One of my geopals is directionally challenged at times, so if he is navigating I'm told to turn my way or your way. Wow, Maybe I would fit in with the peeps at M.I.T? I keep checking in. Great new words-- I now know that I am classified as a neochacher BTW- How did you find this information. Has anyone else heard of a smoot? Man, tough decision- Stick with the "Mike"- Move to a "Mom" ( I like the unit Mom= 5') - Or use the "proper" term of a smoot - I'll laugh either way - TFTP- M

Stanch - Gleeker (soo Funny)- GJS Are def. terms that will come up in the future. LOL - THX

Arrr! Those nasty street pirates! I like it thanx! - M

We have invented a new geocaching term with our kids to let them know the area they need to check. When we arrive at a site and it says the accuracy is 11 feet - We tell our kids-- We are within Two Mikes. A Mike = 5' 10" and is the size of our friend Mike. For any kids (3-7) who are not good with feet and inches, I would reccommend using the unit "Mike" Have fun! - We always laugh - M