+sunburykids Posted January 9, 2008 Share Posted January 9, 2008 Is there an easy way to search for caches according to the difficulty rating? Say I want to find a list of all the 5 difficulty caches in my area! Quote Link to comment
+wimseyguy Posted January 9, 2008 Share Posted January 9, 2008 Since you are a premium member you can use Difficulty/Terrain rating filters in you PQ's (pocket queries). Quote Link to comment
+sunburykids Posted January 9, 2008 Author Share Posted January 9, 2008 Since you are a premium member you can use Difficulty/Terrain rating filters in you PQ's (pocket queries). See, I told you it was a stupid question! Thanks for the quick and helpful reponse. You also answered my next three or four questions. Quote Link to comment
+wv-yen Posted January 9, 2008 Share Posted January 9, 2008 Glad you're a quick leaner, many aren't. Quote Link to comment
+sbell111 Posted January 9, 2008 Share Posted January 9, 2008 The answer is almost always 'pocket queries'. Quote Link to comment
+9Key Posted January 9, 2008 Share Posted January 9, 2008 Glad you're a quick leaner, many aren't. Which way were they leaning? Quote Link to comment
+TrailGators Posted January 9, 2008 Share Posted January 9, 2008 Glad you're a quick leaner, many aren't. Which way were they leaning? I don't know but now they are leaning towards using PQs... Quote Link to comment
+Vinny & Sue Team Posted January 9, 2008 Share Posted January 9, 2008 The answer is almost always 'pocket queries'. Sbell, no offense, or not much anyway, but I have little patience with such smarmy, wisearse, cheeky sayings as: "The correct answer is almost always 'pocket queries'". Case in point to help you cool your jets about this trendy saying: The other night, at 3 AM, I was hunting a new geocache located in a graveyard heavily posted with "No Trespassing/No Geocaching" signs located inside a locked and closed WallyWorld store (store hours are 7 AM to 9 PM, and I was there at 3 AM... get the picture?) while carrying my trusty machete (well, a few recent threads have mentioned carrying machetes while geocaching, and you know, I gotta keep up with the latest trends...) and my burglar tools (how else could I get into a locked/closed Waly World store at night?). Anyway, my cache hunting efforts must have triggered a silent alarm, and next thing I know, I am surrounded by a SWAT team. The lead officer commanded me to put down my machete, and then he asked me what I was doing in a POSTED graveyard inside a locked Wally World late at night. I brightly replied "Pocket Queries!" He immediately tasered me. sigh...! Quote Link to comment
+sunburykids Posted January 9, 2008 Author Share Posted January 9, 2008 The answer is almost always 'pocket queries'. Sbell, no offense, or not much anyway, but I have little patience with such smarmy, wisearse, cheeky sayings as: "The correct answer is almost always 'pocket queries'". Case in point to help you cool your jets about this trendy saying: The other night, at 3 AM, I was hunting a new geocache located in a graveyard heavily posted with "No Trespassing/No Geocaching" signs located inside a locked and closed WallyWorld store (store hours are 7 AM to 9 PM, and I was there at 3 AM... get the picture?) while carrying my trusty machete (well, a few recent threads have mentioned carrying machetes while geocaching, and you know, I gotta keep up with the latest trends...) and my burglar tools (how else could I get into a locked/closed Waly World store at night?). Anyway, my cache hunting efforts must have triggered a silent alarm, and next thing I know, I am surrounded by a SWAT team. The lead officer commanded me to put down my machete, and then he asked me what I was doing in a POSTED graveyard inside a locked Wally World late at night. I brightly replied "Pocket Queries!" He immediately tasered me. sigh...! Oh, thanks for the clarification! Quote Link to comment
+sbell111 Posted January 9, 2008 Share Posted January 9, 2008 The answer is almost always 'pocket queries'.Sbell, no offense, or not much anyway, but I have little patience with such smarmy, wisearse, cheeky sayings as:"The correct answer is almost always 'pocket queries'". Case in point to help you cool your jets about this trendy saying: The other night, at 3 AM, I was hunting a new geocache located in a graveyard heavily posted with "No Trespassing/No Geocaching" signs located inside a locked and closed WallyWorld store (store hours are 7 AM to 9 PM, and I was there at 3 AM... get the picture?) while carrying my trusty machete (well, a few recent threads have mentioned carrying machetes while geocaching, and you know, I gotta keep up with the latest trends...) and my burglar tools (how else could I get into a locked/closed Waly World store at night?). Anyway, my cache hunting efforts must have triggered a silent alarm, and next thing I know, I am surrounded by a SWAT team. The lead officer commanded me to put down my machete, and then he asked me what I was doing in a POSTED graveyard inside a locked Wally World late at night. I brightly replied "Pocket Queries!" He immediately tasered me. sigh...! You know that GSAK has a plugin that would have deactivated the alarm, right? Quote Link to comment
+Vinny & Sue Team Posted January 9, 2008 Share Posted January 9, 2008 The answer is almost always 'pocket queries'.Sbell, no offense, or not much anyway, but I have little patience with such smarmy, wisearse, cheeky sayings as:"The correct answer is almost always 'pocket queries'". Case in point to help you cool your jets about this trendy saying: The other night, at 3 AM, I was hunting a new geocache located in a graveyard heavily posted with "No Trespassing/No Geocaching" signs located inside a locked and closed WallyWorld store (store hours are 7 AM to 9 PM, and I was there at 3 AM... get the picture?) while carrying my trusty machete (well, a few recent threads have mentioned carrying machetes while geocaching, and you know, I gotta keep up with the latest trends...) and my burglar tools (how else could I get into a locked/closed Waly World store at night?). Anyway, my cache hunting efforts must have triggered a silent alarm, and next thing I know, I am surrounded by a SWAT team. The lead officer commanded me to put down my machete, and then he asked me what I was doing in a POSTED graveyard inside a locked Wally World late at night. I brightly replied "Pocket Queries!" He immediately tasered me. sigh...! You know that GSAK has a plugin that would have deactivated the alarm, right? AAARRRGGHHH! . . .NOW you tell me! Darn! Darn! Darn! Quote Link to comment
groundhog123 Posted January 9, 2008 Share Posted January 9, 2008 (edited) The answer is almost always 'pocket queries'. Sbell, no offense, or not much anyway, but I have little patience with such smarmy, wisearse, cheeky sayings as: "The correct answer is almost always 'pocket queries'". Case in point to help you cool your jets about this trendy saying: The other night, at 3 AM, I was hunting a new geocache located in a graveyard heavily posted with "No Trespassing/No Geocaching" signs located inside a locked and closed WallyWorld store (store hours are 7 AM to 9 PM, and I was there at 3 AM... get the picture?) while carrying my trusty machete (well, a few recent threads have mentioned carrying machetes while geocaching, and you know, I gotta keep up with the latest trends...) and my burglar tools (how else could I get into a locked/closed Waly World store at night?). Anyway, my cache hunting efforts must have triggered a silent alarm, and next thing I know, I am surrounded by a SWAT team. The lead officer commanded me to put down my machete, and then he asked me what I was doing in a POSTED graveyard inside a locked Wally World late at night. I brightly replied "Pocket Queries!" He immediately tasered me. sigh...! Ah ha! Thats where the currently popular phrase, "DON"T TAZE ME BRO!!!!" came from. Edited January 9, 2008 by groundhog123 Quote Link to comment
+The Jester Posted January 10, 2008 Share Posted January 10, 2008 The answer is almost always 'pocket queries'. Nope, it's always "42". Oh, Vinny? Please take your meds. NOW! Quote Link to comment
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