The_Eh_theist

You are one pathetic non-cacher. You don't even have the guts to use your real geocaching account to post this message. Now, for everyone who has posted in this thread, here is the actual log of the "FTF" "I managed to score the FTF on this one a couple days ago, but had to come back once it was listed to keep it on the up and up and sign the logbook with the correct date. I've been in this mine a few times, and I had plans to put a cache here a long time ago, but then one popped up across the stream and that was that. Thanks for the park and grab....it took me 17 minutes round trip to do this one. BOOYAAHH!! P.S. Met up with another cacher who will try to claim this as a FTF....but I was here 3 days before you! HAHAHAHAA" Maybe you should actually go and do this cache and see the logbook for yourself. It was not signed before the cache was published. It was signed about 2 hours after it was published. No where in the log did it say it was signed 3 days before it was published. I helped to place the cache, if it wasn't for me, the cache owner wouldn't even have known of this tunnel's existance. I could've signed the logbook when it was placed, but that wouldn't have been right, so I came back once the cache was published and got the so-called FTF. Which wasn't a FTF since I was the 2nd person to find it... I was joking around with the actual FTFer, and it was an inside joke. Obviously, lightrguy, you have too much time on your hands.....and with so much time on your hands, you would think you could use that time to find a cache before anybody else, instead of just bitching about it. Learn to read a log before you start complaining about it. P.S. I know you are a local cacher in my area.....I'm just wondering which one.... Howdy RH. How's things? Thingy? Is it you that all this crap is about? Someone don't know you so good do they? If they think you are actually claiming FTF before publication. What would they say if they found out that I actually DID claim FTF before a cache was published? Yeah, GOF, it's about me again. I guess I love the controversy and people just loving thinking the worst when I write a log.... In the future, I should keep my logs simple and just write "TFTC" and that's it.

Let me get this straight... You are proud of that log and call the other guy "pathetic?" Sigh. I am proud of that log. It wasn't meant to be fodder for some newbie cacher to pick apart, it was an inside joke between myself and the guy who got the FTF. I helped place the cache 3 days prior and I could've signed the logbook then and there, but I didn't because that wouldn't be fair. After it got published, I raced out to get a FTF only to be robbed by about 15 minutes. I joked with the FTFer that I was gonna claim it as a FTF (jokingly) because I could have cheated and signed the log when it was placed. But I don't really need to defend myself here, since I did nothing wrong. It was just brought to my attention that someone was saying s*** about me on the forums so I thought I'd take a look. Now I remember why I don't frequent these forums....too much drama.

You are one pathetic non-cacher. You don't even have the guts to use your real geocaching account to post this message. Now, for everyone who has posted in this thread, here is the actual log of the "FTF" "I managed to score the FTF on this one a couple days ago, but had to come back once it was listed to keep it on the up and up and sign the logbook with the correct date. I've been in this mine a few times, and I had plans to put a cache here a long time ago, but then one popped up across the stream and that was that. Thanks for the park and grab....it took me 17 minutes round trip to do this one. BOOYAAHH!! P.S. Met up with another cacher who will try to claim this as a FTF....but I was here 3 days before you! HAHAHAHAA" Maybe you should actually go and do this cache and see the logbook for yourself. It was not signed before the cache was published. It was signed about 2 hours after it was published. No where in the log did it say it was signed 3 days before it was published. I helped to place the cache, if it wasn't for me, the cache owner wouldn't even have known of this tunnel's existance. I could've signed the logbook when it was placed, but that wouldn't have been right, so I came back once the cache was published and got the so-called FTF. Which wasn't a FTF since I was the 2nd person to find it... I was joking around with the actual FTFer, and it was an inside joke. Obviously, lightrguy, you have too much time on your hands.....and with so much time on your hands, you would think you could use that time to find a cache before anybody else, instead of just bitching about it. Learn to read a log before you start complaining about it. P.S. I know you are a local cacher in my area.....I'm just wondering which one....

I met up with Tony and Sue at the Woodstock Inky Dinky Grab and Go Final. When I arrived there, he and Sue were already looking for the cache and when they saw me approaching, Tony said that the cops were looking for me. I was baffled! He explained to me that at one of the previous caches they did earlier, that some muggles saw a strange guy with a ripped shirt who looked similar to me searching through a shrub. And the cops were called. I thought he was serious, with his straight face and no hint of sarcasm. Then he finally cracked and laughed. What a relief! I had to explain to him why my shirt was ripped...which he may or may not have believed to be true. He ended up leaving a TB in the cache which I quickly scooped up. He told me not to log it until he had a chance to log it getting dropped in the cache. The next day, when i noticed it wasn't logged in the cache yet....I had a bad feeling. I wish I could've cached with them more, or even spent more time with them at Harvestfest. He had a way of bringing a smile out of you without saying a word. My heart goes out to Sue and her family. And I wish the best for a speed recovery. I will be attending GHAGAFAP, as Tony told me I would have a great time.