Moozer
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Sorry to hear of your difficulties. I, and I'm sure others, completely understand that things happen...
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What do you mean non-commercial? Would one of the Big Bean series count?
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Good Day Sunshine - The Beatles
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My name comes from my car - the PT Moozr (http://donaldlaird.com/ptmoozr.jpg). Since folks in car clubs know me as Moozer, it seemed only natural
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Did you catch the typo on the second one? 'Paintied cup'
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Dream today
Do tomorrow
Holding up a flyer for the dance class you're always meaning to take
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Today yes
Tomorrow no
with a reminder of a doctor's appointment this afternoon!
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No need to dream
Do today
Holding up tickets to your dream vacation
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Sutter:
E-Mail Sent: August 1
Name Received:
Mission Sent:
Mission Recieved:
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Got mine - thanks!
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Cowifornia - er, California
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Way cool idea! Can't wait to volunteer
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Scouting day camp
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Since the pattern reminded someone of tire treads, why not run with it?
Imagine this: the back has a definite tire tread going diagonally across it, with one of the following sayings:
- Keep your eyes open for the wildlife, as well as the caches!
- FTF isn't *that* important
- FTF doesn't mean 'First to Flatten!'
- Armadillos don't obey traffic signs, so you need to
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Moozer looks fine. Any chance of adding our kids (Mr.Moo and MissKatie)?
Thanks!
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We have some glittery bears (gold with light purple glitter) that say 'Moo Crew' on them. We have a few available for trade, if anyone is interested.
I also have some of the micro GW VI non-trackable bears (black on one side, white on the other, with 'Moozer' on them) if anyone wants to trade for them...
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Name of Mystery Geocoin:Creepy Crawly Cachers
Method Obtained:Midnight run 60 miles to get it
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Great coin, and a fun story - congrats!
My son, Mr.Moo, kept his backback half open during GW6, just hoping that a mystery coin would fall into it. No such luck, but he actually enjoyed being bumped into in the crowded areas, just in case!
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As a teacher
at a large college,
I applaud you
for your show of knowledge.
I know it's hard
to work and to wait,
but this weekend,
you'll finally graduate.
Then you'll have a diploma
to call your own.
But Monday it's job search time,
To pay off that student loan!
Congrats!
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Looking forward to the event and meeting some of you fine folks - and maybe even some of the not-so-fine
Look for the Moo Crew - I'll be the one in the cow-spotted jacket!
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From reading the postings in this thread, I know that I may be opening myself to some grief, but I thought I'd post why I release coin proxies, and how I try to make it better than a 'paper copy':
- I do release a number of 'real' coins, but have lost quite a number and can't afford to subsidize some coin thieves' collections.
- When I release a proxy, I make sure that the word 'proxy' is part of the coin title.
- I take a high-quality photo of the coin and try to enhance the tracking number to make it easier for those with less-than-perfect eyesight to read.
- I print each proxy on a high-quality printer and place the printouts inside of Air-Tite capsules (used by coin collectors to store their collectible coins) These holders cost me about a buck each, but that's still less than the cost of a coin.
Several cachers have told me that my proxies are some of the nicest ones they've found, which I appreciate.
Moozer
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How about another Elton John classic - "Daniel" - Imagine: Daniel the Spaniel
Quick Help once again~
in Trackables
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I'd be happy to add a few goodies - let me know when you have an address...