GOF and Bacall

Ignore it? It's the reason I wear the tinfoil hats!

Check's in the mail Vinny.

So apparently you can log a find without signing the log so long as you can say you were afraid that the cache might blow up if you open it. As long as I'm standing next to this pot someone want to pass me the spoon? He points out that the journey is most of the fun. He doesn't say getting to claim a find without signing the log is acceptable. You can visit a cool new area without getting a smiley.

Those are certainly the rules as I have explained them to my wife! I tell my wife that I'm doing my part to help our economy. I think a new GPS would really help! You're gonna buy us new GPS receivers? Cool! If I buy "a new GPS," it would be for ME. Oh. I must have misunderstood.

Those are certainly the rules as I have explained them to my wife! I tell my wife that I'm doing my part to help our economy. I think a new GPS would really help! You're gonna buy us new GPS receivers? Cool!

Those are certainly the rules as I have explained them to my wife! Did you have any better luck than I did when I explained those "rules" to my wife?

Go to an adult book store. They usually keep it next to the inflatable sheep. I didn't even know they made inflatable sheep.

You think? He'd give it one and a half thumbs up.

Darn good question! OK, which one of you low lifes spilled the beans! (I sure hope it wasn't the can from the original stash!)

Ok guys, you both know more about computers and the internet thingy than I do. Odds are I can still access the site, create an account, and get a cache published without leaving a trail traceable to me. All it takes is cash. Still leaves us at the point where it is almost infinitesimally unlikely that a cache will blow up in your face.

Yer not doin' it right! Yer supposed to spend lots of money on electronic gadgets, high speed access, gas in a giant suv, eating out and all that other stuff!

For a strict answer to the question the cache can remain indefinitely in limbo. As long as it is never submitted, or not drawn to the attention of those in the position to do something, it could remain unpublished and unarchived for ever. Not to mention that many caches have been archived without being published. That said, this thread is more about the holding of other peoples coins and bugs than the publishing of caches. Or have I missed something?

You forgot one :: piles of sticks. You see, there are other terrorists besides the usual main cells. They aren't called 'Splinter Groups' for nothin'!! ~* You forgot the most dangerous place of all: Your own bathroom! Certainly not the place to encounter a splinter anything!

Some basic stats will be needed. How many people have been electrocuted by their computer and what are the intervals of such occurrences? Same for the exploding caches. Off hand I'd recommend you wear rubber pants while you sit at your computer.

Just so long as you aren't counting any body twice! I swear multi-logging is gonna ruin it.

Only six? I'll never understand you kids and your lack of ambition.

Well said, Trainlove. I wounder how many of us actually read the logs in a cache. I know that I do quite often. Not always, but often.

Good work. Thanks for sharing. Keep us posted.

No problem. I didn't want to be known as the guy that got T.A.R. killed. If you ever are headed through the area let me know. I know all the very best of the low rent gin mills around here.

Only fair you know up front. This time of year it is much harder to reach. Too cold and too much water in the creek for that route. That leaves the approach from the top. Very steep. Rope is a good idea. If we got a hard freeze over the next few weeks it may not be accessible at all. The falls forms an ice barrier that makes it suicidal to approach. Lots of other great locations in the same park that are accessible all year.

Yes, the points can be redeemed for a smilie. They must be redeemed in person at our redemption center.

Who? Me? Grumpy? I assure you that my post was meant to be light hearted. Just a bit of "ribbing" if you will. Extra points, though, if you can tell me what the first quote was from.

"Lighten up, Francis." You asked about adding "background music" not about a link to some music. Many remember cache pages with annoying sound files embedded on them. Things that auto start are just annoying and I agree with the ban. Now, adding a link or in some other way allowing the viewer to choose to listen or not is cool. At least that's my two cents worth.

An alien exchange student from the sea world of Pondaquas Major.

No, why sould i? This is a communtiy for cachers with a special interrest. I take that means no. Perhaps bflentje should start a micro hunters site and promote it on your web space?