Obvious Sock Puppet

Sorry, I beat you to it. Can't wait to meet the little guy, maybe I can fly down for homecoming next summer.

How about night caches at cemeteries? That seems to be a popular idea. What are your thoughts?

Yeh, I saw that on the discovery channel. And about eating food left in caches: all true... unless maybe if it's a remote cache, with no chance of muggles, and you personally know and trust everyone who's found it. So that leaves just the tabasco bottles in question... which isn't only left for consumption but because it's cool.... er hot. Nah, I'll just use it instead of nodoze...

Oh GW tried again and got a cape on my sock puppet. Thanks.

If someone has some free time could you add a cape to my sock puppet... he's reached superhero status in recent late night IM sessions. I asked Gentlewhisper to add a cape...and she tried hard, but it looked more like a wing. [sorry GW]

This one seemed to work just fine for Gentlewhisper's son.

See now it's the MRE Tabasco Sauce that I find so tempting to leave... but it's probably the most likely to cause trouble, so I wouldn't. How Stuff Works - MRE edited to add links

The dehydrated fruit coctail is awesome... or it was 10 years ago.

They taste better if you add the 'cool' factor... my niece and nephew think it's cool to eat their Army Uncle's MRE's.

See now that was one of the major points I was waiting for someone to bring up!

Thanks for all the posts. Let me just clarify once more that I do not intend to place an MRE or it's contents in a cache... I just wanted to know if it was packaged in such a way that it would not attract animals. Good point about it possibly being punctured or leading others to leave not so 'safe' food items. edited for typing error

Note to Newbies: Sorry bout that. That's why I'm using the Obvious Sock Puppet account. And thanks for the serious answer to my question.

You can't just click a button to insert a hyperlink. You have to put in the html code. The code for a link is as follows: <a href="http://www.your-link-address-here.com">your link title here</a>

Oh no, don't waste your own explosives... I'll include some with the MRE...

the knife... don't forget the knife.

I know, I know: Food in Cache = Hungry Animals and Angry Cachers. When I found a pack of Juicy Fruit in a cache, my poor husband had to listen to my lengthy, indignant tirade. With this distain for food in caches firmly in place. I pose a question: A few moments ago, I happened to stumble upon an Army MRE in my garage. [we often stumble on things in the garage... but that's another topic.] While I munched on 'cheese spread with jalepenos' and 'crackers, vegetable' I started to wonder about all things geocaching. [it takes very little to remind me of geocaching.] I started to wonder, are the contents of a military MRE packaged in such a way that they would be ok to place in a cache? Now don't flame me, I have no intention of putting food in all your local caches... I'm just curious. What do you think?

Because this event has nothing to do with the yellow jeeps... it just happens to be scheduled soon.

But what about logging them into an event?

thanks. that sounds fair

I'm not sure what to do about the logging thing. I didn't request the jeeps as a part of an organization or even an event. Just as an unknown, lone geocacher. I am going to an event soon... where I will hand a few out. So do I not log them first?

hehehe... surprised to find a few of these in my mail box recently. p.s. Thanks to gentlewhisper for hosting my image. I owe you one.