Indemnifier

Jar, If photosynthesis rids the earth of water, we are in quite a predicament. Perhaps this is why bottled water is so expensive?! Anyway, Photosynthesis is the process of constructive metabolism by which carbohydrates are formed from water vapor and the carbon dioxide of the air in the chlorophyll-containing tissues of plants exposed to the action of light. (inhale) The by product of photosynthesis is the oxygen we breathe. (sniffffffff ahhhhhhhhh). Now, we know that only God can create something from nothing (ex nihlo), so where does all of the water come from? Well, Jars, I'm glad you asked. The fact is there is no more or less water on the earth than when it was created. WHAT?! YES! ITS TRUE! The Hydrologic Cycle (tecnically called the "water cycle") consists of a series of transfers of water involving the atmosphere, soils, plants, rocks, rivers, lakes, oceans and glacial ice. Water may occur as a liquid, solid (ice) or a gas (water vapor). Water drops are made up of thousands of water molecules, two atoms of hydrogen and one of oxygen, (H2O). An individual water molecule may move rapidly through the hydrologic system in the space of a few days or may be in storage (for example as ice or ground water) for hundreds of years. In short, our friend is correct in saying the air we breathe is the same air that has been around for quite some time (it may consist of Hamster's recycled farts, but hey!) and the water we enjoy while geocaching is a recycled version of itself. Did you guys here about that guy in Yugoslavia?

Jar, If photosynthesis rids the earth of water, we are in quite a predicament. Perhaps this is why bottled water is so expensive?! Anyway, Photosynthesis is the process of constructive metabolism by which carbohydrates are formed from water vapor and the carbon dioxide of the air in the chlorophyll-containing tissues of plants exposed to the action of light. (inhale) The by product of photosynthesis is the oxygen we breathe. (sniffffffff ahhhhhhhhh). Now, we know that only God can create something from nothing (ex nihlo), so where does all of the water come from? Well, Jars, I'm glad you asked. The fact is there is no more or less water on the earth than when it was created. WHAT?! YES! ITS TRUE! The Hydrologic Cycle (tecnically called the "water cycle") consists of a series of transfers of water involving the atmosphere, soils, plants, rocks, rivers, lakes, oceans and glacial ice. Water may occur as a liquid, solid (ice) or a gas (water vapor). Water drops are made up of thousands of water molecules, two atoms of hydrogen and one of oxygen, (H2O). An individual water molecule may move rapidly through the hydrologic system in the space of a few days or may be in storage (for example as ice or ground water) for hundreds of years. In short, our friend is correct in saying the air we breathe is the same air that has been around for quite some time (it may consist of Hamster's recycled farts, but hey!) and the water we enjoy while geocaching is a recycled version of itself. Did you guys here about that guy in Yugoslavia?

Jar, If photosynthesis rids the earth of water, we are in quite a predicament. Perhaps this is why bottled water is so expensive?! Anyway, Photosynthesis is the process of constructive metabolism by which carbohydrates are formed from water vapor and the carbon dioxide of the air in the chlorophyll-containing tissues of plants exposed to the action of light. (inhale) The by product of photosynthesis is the oxygen we breathe. (sniffffffff ahhhhhhhhh). Now, we know that only God can create something from nothing (ex nihlo), so where does all of the water come from? Well, Jars, I'm glad you asked. The fact is there is no more or less water on the earth than when it was created. WHAT?! YES! ITS TRUE! The Hydrologic Cycle (tecnically called the "water cycle") consists of a series of transfers of water involving the atmosphere, soils, plants, rocks, rivers, lakes, oceans and glacial ice. Water may occur as a liquid, solid (ice) or a gas (water vapor). Water drops are made up of thousands of water molecules, two atoms of hydrogen and one of oxygen, (H2O). An individual water molecule may move rapidly through the hydrologic system in the space of a few days or may be in storage (for example as ice or ground water) for hundreds of years. In short, our friend is correct in saying the air we breathe is the same air that has been around for quite some time (it may consist of Hamster's recycled farts, but hey!) and the water we enjoy while geocaching is a recycled version of itself. Did you guys here about that guy in Yugoslavia?

I read the article this morning and was saddened by the many assumptions made by the author. You know what? The author probably cares less about geocaching than taking a picture, getting back into the air conditioned vehicle she rode up to the archaeological site, and printing a bunch of garbage. It would be hilarious if someone would cut out the article and start circulating it in the caches themselves! I am new to geocaching and apart from NOT being a "granola" I think this is a great game! I prefer urban caches anyway. I am an air conditioning freak myself. Here's a real challenge... name of cache: WORD TO YOUR MOTHER type: virtual location: photo the Gang tags in south central phoenix without being seen or shot! I'm a little off the point now, but I was obviously disappointed by the negative press. Someone should call out the geocache goons to pay her a vist. What the heck though, tomorrow, no one who was that interested in the article to begin with will remember it anyway. DOWN WIT THE REPUBLIC!!!!! Oh! By the way, did you hear about the guy in yugoslavia that fell asleep in shallow ocean water on the beach and woke up with a barnacle attached to his...well... you get the idea. The nurse couldn't get it off with a pair of tweezers, but that old barnacle finally came off after the guy had an "unplanned" erection! WHOA!