You might be a geocacher if...

November 11, 2006

...as you are walking down the street, you find yourself looking more closely at things, thinking if there is a cache there, than before you started caching.

C'mon, keep it going!

November 11, 2006

... as you are walking around, thinking, "Hmmm, this would be a good place for a cache"!

November 11, 2006

... if your car gets broken into, and you report it to the police as having been muggled.

November 11, 2006

...nobody in the house can find anything to put left-overs in.

November 11, 2006

... you by ziploc bags by the case.

22k · November 11, 2006

You watch a co-worker (ahem) use a lock-tite to carry food and you just shake your head at the waste of a good container.

November 11, 2006

All your drives are puncuated by "yup, found that one, there's a cache right over there, that's actually a virtual, etc,etc, etc. hidingpool.

14.3k · November 11, 2006

If you ruined about 10 pairs of socks trying to pull out all the foxtails stuck in them after caching....

Foxtail-(Setaria).jpg

November 11, 2006

... If you call Duracell direct for your AA battery orders

2k · November 11, 2006

All your drives are puncuated by "yup, found that one, there's a cache right over there, that's actually a virtual, etc,etc, etc. hidingpool.

This one drives a few of my non-caching friends nuts.

...you think of an location mentioned by what cache it is near.

November 11, 2006

Your family vacation route is not by mapquest but by cache locations!

November 11, 2006

...nobody in the house can find anything to put left-overs in.

:blink: :huh: :blink:

November 11, 2006

You can't drive by a dollar store without buying the place out...and you haven't cleaned your house for 6 months....or your car, which is now full of all kinds of half minded ideas for cache containers.... and when your relatives come to visit, instead of showing them the Space Needle or the Sound, you show them the latest and coolest cache, even thought they aren't cachers.....that is irrelevant!

:blink:

November 11, 2006

You start marking the coordinates of things around the house, so you can find them later. :blink:

November 11, 2006

...you can read the hints on the cache page without decrypting them!

November 11, 2006

You go down the road with the GPS in one hand and your PDA in the other looking at caches on your way to work. This of course when you are already late.

November 11, 2006

You might be a geocacher if you think the last four words to the national anthem are cache in, trash out.

November 11, 2006

...you have ammo cans sitting on your living room floor

November 11, 2006

...you go to a fast food place and order a kid's meal for yourself just to get the toy to use as a trade item.

November 11, 2006

you can lose a sock or your wallet around the house, but you know the exact location of every cache within 100 kms of your home.

November 11, 2006

You might be A geocacher If everywhere you look you see something that could be converted into a geocache

Edited November 11, 2006 by wolfbait

3.3k · November 11, 2006

You might be a Geocacher if you can instantly recall every repeat thread in the forums. :blink:

Edited November 11, 2006 by Kit Fox

November 11, 2006

You might be a noob geocacher if you are amazed by kits last post ^^^

November 11, 2006

You might be a Geocacher if you can instantly recall every repeat thread in the forums.

You might be a geocacher if...

You Might Be A Geocacher If............, share your thought.

You Know You Are Addicted To Geocaching When...

You Know You're a Geocacher when...

You May be a "Geocaching Junky If"

:huh: :huh: :blink:

November 11, 2006

You mite be a geocacher if before you go some were you check the Geocaching web site to see if there is any caches on the way you can get.

November 11, 2006

...you've had these thoughts between the months of September - December....

"Well 60's not too bad, but definitely not colder the 50."

"50's ok, but definitely not colder than 40."

"40's a little chilly, but I just can't go when it's colder than 30."

"30's that absolute bottom. No going when it's lower than 20."

"Hi, I'd like to order one of your down filled, over stuffed coats please....ohh! and the glow in the dark compass of page 5..."

--MGB

22k · November 11, 2006

You might be a geocacher if you are disappointed when your wife wins a trip because you've already cached in that state.

(Couldn't we change it to some place else?)

November 11, 2006

...you've had these thoughts between the months of September - December....

"Well 60's not too bad, but definitely not colder the 50."

"50's ok, but definitely not colder than 40."

"40's a little chilly, but I just can't go when it's colder than 30."

"30's that absolute bottom. No going when it's lower than 20."

"Hi, I'd like to order one of your down filled, over stuffed coats please....ohh! and the glow in the dark compass of page 5..."

--MGB

LOL! LOL! LOL! LMFAO!!! LOL!LOL!

1.7k · November 12, 2006

You start planning a trip back to where you started caching, just to celebrate a 200 cache milestone.

November 12, 2006

You might be a geocacher if.... a stranger stops you and asks for directions and you give him the waypoint.

1.2k · November 12, 2006

You've forgotten how to have fun without a GPSr. It's like opening a fridge and staring at the contents for awhile to see if anything motivates you, except that you're staring at a list of caches on your computer, thinking, "let's see, what'll I have today?"

November 12, 2006

You're going to visit relatives for a holiday, and before leaving you look up all the caches in their area and only end up spending 5 minutes of the day actually WITH the relatives.

1.2k · November 12, 2006

You're going to visit relatives for a holiday, and before leaving you look up all the caches in their area and only end up spending 5 minutes of the day actually WITH the relatives.

Ah, who needs relatives? :rolleyes: Thanksgiving is coming, so I'd better get that query ready.

November 12, 2006

You "might" [how about "are"] a geocacher when you discovered that, a note that you wrote to yourself says, "Cache check!" :rolleyes:

November 12, 2006

... Everything on your Christmas list is Geocaching related! :rolleyes:

November 12, 2006

" this is the fifth year you have seen this thread" :rolleyes:

November 12, 2006

You mite be a geocacher if before you go some were you check the Geocaching web site to see if there is any caches on the way you can get.

And change your route to one with more caches :rolleyes:

1.1k · November 12, 2006

You could be a geocacher if you are seen snooping around the dumpster in search of watertight containers.

November 13, 2006

You may be a geocacher if, when you get in youre truck freinds look at all the hot wheels and little toys and T B's and say "I didnt know you had toddlers!"

November 13, 2006

(oops double post)

Edited November 13, 2006 by 4 Paws And Then Some

November 13, 2006

You mite be a geocacher if before you go some were you check the Geocaching web site to see if there is any caches on the way you can get.

And change your route to one with more caches

Yes!

9.3k · November 13, 2006

If you have to explain to a muggle relative why you keep muttering "Friggin' micros....They're like a virus!"

November 14, 2006

...instead of asking for directions to your friends new house, you ask them for the coordinates...

November 15, 2006

After your boss tells you he wants you to drive 4 hours to Atlanta to sit through a 4 hour meeting and then drive back, you convince him that you need to stay over night because you will be too tired to drive back. When all you really want to do is go caching at Stone Mountain after the meeting.

Just got back. Had a great time on the mountain. I love business trips! :laughing:

November 16, 2006

After your boss tells you he wants you to drive 4 hours to Atlanta to sit through a 4 hour meeting and then drive back, you convince him that you need to stay over night because you will be too tired to drive back. When all you really want to do is go caching at Stone Mountain after the meeting.

Just got back. Had a great time on the mountain. I love business trips!

LOL :huh: :huh: :lol:

Use anagrams for typing messages

TNLNSL = TOOK NOTHING LEFT NOTHING SIGNED LOG

ROGLAO = ROLLING ON GROUND LAUGHING a** OFF

AND SO FORTH

Edited November 16, 2006 by Rex & Butterfly

November 16, 2006

Every time you come back from anywhere, you are not greeted by cheery cries of "Mom and Dad's home" but rather "Did you find it?" or "Where this time?" or "You climbed up/down/through WHERE?"

(This of course will never totally replace the "Can I have some money to go shopping?", but it's close. :huh:

November 16, 2006

When rushing for a FTF you're convinced that all cars you see on the road contain geocachers trying to steal this FTF from you!

When walking in the wild every hiker you meet has to be a geocacher, otherwise why would she/he be there??

When during the week-end, all the people you meet in your touristic village are here for finding your great caches... you wish :huh:

1.9k · November 16, 2006

When rushing for a FTF you're convinced that all cars you see on the road contain geocachers trying to steal this FTF from you!

When walking in the wild every hiker you meet has to be a geocacher, otherwise why would she/he be there??

When during the week-end, all the people you meet in your touristic village are here for finding your great caches... you wish

Yes!

When you drive by a park, you wonder if there might be a cache there.

This whole thread is funny! :huh: :huh: :huh:

November 17, 2006

...you go shopping and say "That would make a great cache container!"

I actually did that yesterday in Target! :huh:

November 17, 2006

You buy a new, high-tech gspr only to sale it off next spring for the newer, high-tech gpsr. And you do this every year!

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