Ms_Behaving

After just making an out of state trip with my RV and having trouble deciding which caches would accomodate RV parking, I thought this would be a great attribute to add since many geocachers are in Big Rigs and RV's and it is sometimes difficult to maneuver and park near a cache. Please add an attribute for oversized vehicle parking!! to help out myself and all the other road warriors that geocache!

I need a GPS unit that is non-working.. make and model doesn't matter. It is for an art project. Will pay for shipping. Thanks!

A local San Antonio geocacher named Bilderback, known for his quick wit and humor, recently visited my caches.... Here are some resulting logs: October 14 by bilderback (766 found) It is now obvious that geo-dementia has found another victim in Ms_Behaving. The "curse" has permeated into her brain cells and turned her into an instrument of evil! Well, not really, but she definitely has put her creativity skills into overdrive on this one... I managed to wander into the store and do a little browsing, and managed to walk out with my arms full of goodies. The cashier came by as I was looking around, and asked, "Are you part of that computer group that looks around for containers?" Cornered, I admitted my guilt, hoping to at least get a geocaching discount at the register. She asked if I found everything okay, then told me "Wasn't that NEAT? Now you get 10 percent off your purchase!" What a lucky guy. Imagine my surprise when -- while ringing up my order -- she asked, "Do you know Ms_Behaving?" "Sort of," I replied, "she's one of my favorite geocachers." "In that case," she told me, "forget the discount. I'm still mad at her for taking my Peanut Brittle Travel Bug out of the cache and eating it!" Thanks anyway for the nice cache, and for the adventure nearby... And another one: October 14 by bilderback (766 found) I had to wander around the park for about thirty minutes, waiting until a few muggles on the park bench had finshed their toungue-wresting contest. Just as well, because I got to read up on a bit of local history and examine some of the nearby artwork. Uh, am I the only one who noticed that Juan's horse is, er -- anotomically correct? Thanks again for the nice cache... All his logs are equally amusing.....

I was at a party store the other day and they had the Halloween stuff out. I saw a motion-activated 5 foot ghost on a wire and thought about having that on the way to a cache... too funny!

I have had only one encounter with the police with 80-something caches. The other night we decided to do some night caching.. ALL NIGHT.... SO at 2am or so we were lurking around a mansion gate in a very exclusive neighborhood with flashlights. Next thing I know we were lit up by a cruiser's spotlight. I calmly walked over to the car when he asked if he could help us. I said we were on a scavenger hunt. His reply shocked me when he said "Cool!" He said he would park down the street until we were finished to make sure no one bothered us. It was a refreshing experience and I am still chuckling about it....But I guess since we are females it might have made a difference maybe? Just a thought...

Questions from other buyers Q: Hey what color are they? Just wanted to know what type of bottle they are in too before I bid. You should have used the BUY NOW feature so those won't...more answered on: Sep-09-04 A: well to the human eye, they are invisible, but upon closer inspection they look to be tie-died. They will come shipped in a sealed mason jar. Ask seller a question

Um, Ms, you don't have a serial cable with the Tungsten

OK... time to grovel.... Getting on knees..... Please vote for my photo if you like it ( and if you don't like it) http://www.geocaching.com/track/log.aspx?l...a3-6cc2283542b8 Thank you in advance... Just send self-addressed envelopes for the bribe money..

I just bought a palm yesterday.... I tried some of this site's recommended software, iSolo and plucker but couldn't get either one to work so I downloaded a program called Cachmate and am very pleased with it. You can even see the logs and hints. It only costs $7.00 and can be dowloaded from Smittyware.com. I use GPXSpinner (free from this site) to output a file in cachemate format that is read directly by the program. Hope this helps!

I keep trying to call the geocaching recovery hotline but all I get is a modem screeching sound..... guess I'll check the forums while I'm here.....

The strangest thing I found in a cache was an adult toy inflatable sheep (including a sample of spanish fly). I had taken my 20 yr old nephew on his first geocache when we found this and he declined it, so I left it in the cache.... I had no use for it I thought it was funny....

Then why does bottled water have an expiration date?? hehehe Ever noticed??

I understand the reason is server space... Being new to this game and web site I am totally impressed with the amount of information contained in their site and how well organized it is, knowing how much programming is behind all of the databases and forum boards. This programming is not cheap yet they do it without a required subscription or the dreaded "pop-up ads" I give gc.com a big round of applause for what they have accomplished with this site.....I love it!!

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