[Laminating paper]

Almost every cache I find has something laminated in it, usually a business card sized page or an 8.5x11" page explaining what geocaching is. I just wanted to know what's the cheapest way to laminate things, of any size. I was looking for a small laminator, but they don't seem any cheaper than larger laminators (~$50-100). It looks like I'm going to purchase some of those self adhesive laminating sheets ($20 for 50 sheets), I was just wondering how other people do it?

Just found a nice one made by 3m for 24.88 and the laminate plastic sleeves for 2.44 at WalMart! Hope that helps. Dont really care for walmart but thats a deal

[Have you found any caches NOT appropriate for kids?]

Tangent: as an ex-soldier, Eagle Scout, and human, I'll add that I would really to prefer to live in a world where a pocketknife was an appropriate tool for any kid old/capable enough to geocache on their own.

Would you consider it "appropriate" for a prisoner on a road-side work detail to find in a cache? (Just in case you're wondering why they were banned in the first place.)

 

Maybe thats where all the missing TB's are! Being sharpened into razor blades on a san Quentin floor! Yikes Can you imagine what they do with the snoopy PEZ dispenser that was attached to it?

[Have you found any caches NOT appropriate for kids?]

Tangent: as an ex-soldier, Eagle Scout, and human, I'll add that I would really to prefer to live in a world where a pocketknife was an appropriate tool for any kid old/capable enough to geocache on their own.

 

Amen man...We had pocket knives in cub scouts and never cut any chicken heads off...Widdling sticks is a thing of the past. Guess kids these days cut their fingers off or something