I hate it when I do this

[+DutchBoy]

I frequent the Drudge Report and today I saw the following headline:

 

Virulent New Strain of TB Raising Fears of Pandemic; Bug Is Resistant to Most Available Drugs...

 

My first thought was the TB was a travel bug, hah, and I am in the health profession.

 

When I read geocaching terms into regular everyday conversation, does it mean I am spending too much time thinking about geocaching?

[+StarBrand]

Being contructed of metal - the TBs are quite resistent to heat, cold, fire, water, hail, dirt and etc..... not just medicine.

 

Am I missing something??!!!

 

 

(no your pre-occupation sounds perfectly normal - no really!!!)

[+admo1972]

LOL. I work in healthcare too (fundraising), and I would probably see TB as Tracking Bug. Yesterday, on my drive home, licenceplates looked like cache waypoint names to me.

[+BlueDeuce]

One day it dawned on me that a lock-n-lock could be used to hold food.

[+CYBret]

And when you're writing a note for the bank saying you want, "$80.00 in cache."

[BRTango]

And when you're writing a note for the bank saying you want, "$80.00 in cache."

 

Does that come in a small lock-n-lock?

[+Totem Clan]

One day it dawned on me that a lock-n-lock could be used to hold food.

They can?

 

I thought that's what Gladware was for.

[+BlueDeuce]

One day it dawned on me that a lock-n-lock could be used to hold food.

They can?

 

I thought that's what Gladware was for.

 

Oh I never buy Gladware. The lids crack out in sub-zero temps and the swag gets wet if not closed properly.

 

 

[+Machuco]

And I suppose match containers can actually hold matches?!?

[+Renegade Knight]

And when you're writing a note for the bank saying you want, "$80.00 in cache."

 

That's the one that gets me.

[+The Jester]

Why are they called "film cans"? I never find film in them...

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

...especially since I went digital!

[Keystone]

And when you're writing a note for the bank saying you want, "$80.00 in cache."

You think you got it bad? Try being a cache reviewer that works for a large bank.

 

I'll review the maps and descriptions for a cash submission or two during my lunch hour, and with that fresh on my mind, I'll write a memo on cache management services after lunch. My boss is pretty used to it by now. "Your analysis is fine, but please take out the geocaching stuff before we send the report to the executive committee."

[+Knight2000]

You think you got it bad? Try being a cache reviewer that works for a large bank.

 

I'll review the maps and descriptions for a cash submission or two during my lunch hour, and with that fresh on my mind, I'll write a memo on cache management services after lunch. My boss is pretty used to it by now. "Your analysis is fine, but please take out the geocaching stuff before we send the report to the executive committee."

[+frivlas]

Why are they called "film cans"? I never find film in them...

 

...especially since I went digital!

 

We were at an event a few weeks ago and I found a film can on the ground. I open it up and instead of a log I found a strange metal cannister with some plastic piece sticking out. I don't know what someone was thinking....storing film in a film can....how antiquated!

[+Big Max]

Are you sure the log wasn't wound up inside that metal thingy?

[+halffast]

I was in a sporting goods store and seen ammo cans.I picked one up to ask how much they was but the dang thing was full of Ammo.Who would have thought they still have full ones.