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quote:Originally posted by Web-ling:I don't know if this happened, but *IF* Jeremy were presented with a warrant, he'd pretty much HAVE to give up the info, or face the probability of arrest himself. And I certainly wouldn't blame him if he cooperated fully. What information? If you're worried about being tied to an object in the woods than use a computer at Kinkos and a throwaway email address. Jeremy has the IP address used, but if this address is tied to a public place, it's like calling from a payphone. I put my real name and phone number in the caches I've placed, but I'm also real careful about where I put them.

quote:Originally posted by rmpgis:Not everyone thinks it's pretty. I like to see where I'm going but most of this light is waste. Well, since every thread must have it's own argument over something trivial and unrelated to geocaching, I'll pop in with a disagreement. A lot of this light is wasted, but if it helps keep crime down or old ladies (Hi Mopar) from breaking their hip, I'm all for a little waste. Maybe people should start carrying flashlights and handguns at night so that a few more stars can be found? -lions and tigers and halogen- oh my! P.S. Look at the divide between North and South Korea. Maybe a little communism is what we need to dim some lights?

quote:Originally posted by rmpgis:Not everyone thinks it's pretty. I like to see where I'm going but most of this light is waste. Well, since every thread must have it's own argument over something trivial and unrelated to geocaching, I'll pop in with a disagreement. A lot of this light is wasted, but if it helps keep crime down or old ladies (Hi Mopar) from breaking their hip, I'm all for a little waste. Maybe people should start carrying flashlights and handguns at night so that a few more stars can be found? -lions and tigers and halogen- oh my! P.S. Look at the divide between North and South Korea. Maybe a little communism is what we need to dim some lights?

quote:Originally posted by OblongFred:Loud music in a car is bad enough, but put the loud music in a horse drawn buggy late at night..... It's all the *thump* *thump* *thump* sounds from their 500 watt bibles. Cachemere asked: quote:Anyone, besides me, remember the old donkeys they had out back of the place? That was where my old buddy Lampwick ended up.

quote:Originally posted by VentureForth:FYI, it's not like 500-yen is worth 50 cents. It's approximately worth $5. Which is a good thing when a soda cost a buck twenty. I agree that the bigger coins are nifty. But where we really should be heading is digital currency. You slip a twenty dollar bill into the soda machine and out pops a card that can be used in parking meters, phones, stores, transportation, and whatever else. Coins just don't make much sense anymore. Oh, and while the Canadian warship story was good, I particularly liked: CLOSED DISINFORMATION AGENCY CAN'T CONVINCE STAFF IT'S CLOSED "Right, We're 'Closed,' Gotcha," Say Winking Employees Washington, D.C. — Following Tuesday's announcement that the Pentagon had closed the controversial Office of Strategic Influence, which allegedly was created to spread false information abroad, the agency said it has been unable to convince OSI employees to stop reporting for work. " -- You can muffle the drum, and you can loosen the strings of the lyre, but who shall command the skylark not to sing? ~Khalil Gibran

Not all Caches are listed here.

While out and about I was thinking about this issue. I don't think I've *ever* filled in the correct information on any website until I was familiar with it. (I can't remember what I initially used on this one) My point being that: A) Anybody who wants to take a peek can do so without giving away info. Whatever info you see listed by a user name is only as accurate as it's source. (garbage in - garbage out)

Having geocaches based on well known board games would be cool! The Monopoly cache, Risk!, even BattleShip. The idea of using polls in a casual way like this seems novel to me as well.