Geocaching

[+munchtime]

After finding 24 caches I have noticed some odd words entering my vocabulary. I now have a GeoBike instead of a bike, a GeoBag instead of a Day Pack, a GeoCoat instead of a Coat! Does this mean soon I will have GeoKids & GeoWife? I'm gonna draw a line at a GeoDog tho

[+Mosaic55]

I've caught myself wishing I still owned my old Geo tracker http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Geo...cker_2-Door.jpg just because of the name.

Edited April 3, 2010 by Mosaic55

[+Ambrosia]

After finding 24 caches I have noticed some odd words entering my vocabulary. I now have a GeoBike instead of a bike, a GeoBag instead of a Day Pack, a GeoCoat instead of a Coat! Does this mean soon I will have GeoKids & GeoWife? I'm gonna draw a line at a GeoDog tho

 

No, no, no...Geodog is one of most used. And Geospouse.

[+WRASTRO]

We have our Geowagon and Geovan. And you will find lots of Geotrash as you search for caches.

[+ventura_kids]

Soon you will be known to all who know you....as....

The Geocacher

[hoosier guy]

After finding 24 caches I have noticed some odd words entering my vocabulary. I now have a GeoBike instead of a bike, a GeoBag instead of a Day Pack, a GeoCoat instead of a Coat! Does this mean soon I will have GeoKids & GeoWife? I'm gonna draw a line at a GeoDog tho

 

If you get to Indiana we'll have to have a geolunch at geooutback and talk about it.

[+simpjkee]

I sometimes call my geobag my 'Geocaching Man Purse'. I'm not positive, but I think it is European.

[+leejas72]

Out caching today my son brought his girlfriend. My youngest (8yr old) said look, they're the geocouple. Ok, I thought I was bad with my Geobag, geomobile, Geodog Ike, and my Geocache Stash...swag.

[sabrefan7]

I often take the Goemobilecommandpost to State Parks to Geocache

Edited April 4, 2010 by sabrefan7

[+SgtSue]

I have geobuddies and often go on geotrips. On occasion I've even been known to take a geovacation, that is if I can fit it into my geobudget.

[+J the Goat]

I, on occasion, have laced up the geoboots and gone with my geobuddies to find treasure. I'm still working on that one...

 

Geobag

Geomobile

Geosnacks (to keep the geokids occupied)

[+KarateNeko2]

Hey, after finding 52 caches you may start to realize that just about everything goes geo!

 

Geowaterbottle

Geobag

GeoGPS

Geoshoes

Geopapers

Geopens

Geohat

Geobike

Geostick

 

ECT!

[+brslk]

I've even heard of a cache whore... but have yet to meet one.

[+briansnat]

It gets bad. After the geonames, you'll find that you can't pass by the food saver isle in the supermarket without checking to see if any Lock n Locks are on sale. You can't open a jar without sizing up it's potential as a geocache container.

 

You can't pass a hollow tree without thinking that it might be a good place for a cache and you can't pass by a patch of woods without wondering who owns it and if it would be OK to put a cache there.

[+Knight2000]

Weird. We have never used any of those or any "geo" words except geocache. Seriously.

[NordicMan]

Be careful if you're a young family & discovered Geocaching,, you want to be real cautious with newborns. Don't make naming decisions you (or the kids!) may later regret

 

"Wake up Swag, Muggle! It's time for school!"

Edited April 4, 2010 by NordicMan

[+The Cache Checkers]

I always go caching with my geodog, Kit. But my kids are just my kids. LOL

 

We found a Real GEO-Cache hide yesterday in N. Michigan. It actually had a GEO hubcap attached to the lid.

[+Leleboo_05]

I've caught myself wishing I still owned my old Geo tracker http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Geo...cker_2-Door.jpg just because of the name.

I wonder if that increases chances of finding hard caches... Time to trade in the geofocus!

 

I often take the Goemobilecommandpost to State Parks to Geocache

Command post....i love it!!

[+DN_Chip]

Oh no! We did it wrong! Now I have to rename my swagbag to a geobag and my cachestash box to a geobox. That's ok, after 25 finds, we are definitely still noobs! We'll learn!

[+Tobias & Petronella]

Just wait till you refer to a fake rock hide as a Geo-rock.

[DannyCaffeine]

I have geoboots lol.

[+Borst68]

It gets bad. After the geonames, you'll find that you can't pass by the food saver isle in the supermarket without checking to see if any Lock n Locks are on sale. You can't open a jar without sizing up it's potential as a geocache container.

 

You can't pass a hollow tree without thinking that it might be a good place for a cache and you can't pass by a patch of woods without wondering who owns it and if it would be OK to put a cache there.

 

I try to keep the GeoJargon to a minimum but I have caught myself thinking "hey, that would be a sweet location for a geocache!" on several occasions.

[+ngrrfan]

I try to keep the GeoJargon to a minimum but I have caught myself thinking "hey, that would be a sweet location for a geocache!" on several occasions.

Yep..... same here.

[+godavid]

L0l i like this geo forum and this geo topic everytime that i go out side i think of geocacheing

[+eigengott]

And when you're tired of it all, you commit geocide.

[+Semper Questio]

I often take the Goemobilecommandpost to State Parks to Geocache

 

I have a geomobile JUST like yours! Heckuva vehicle, ain't it?

[+BCSasquatch]

I have made a determined effort to not spout geo-words, but I admit it has been tough sometimes.

 

I am guilty however, of observing pretty much everything in nature with the thought that it may or may not make a good hiding spot.

 

I briefly started calling muggle dogs - doggles, but thankfully I have broken that nasty habit too.

[+classiccanadianblizz]

Ge o I dont know how bad it will get

Edited April 14, 2010 by classiccanadianblizz

[+Ambrosia]

Be careful if you're a young family & discovered Geocaching,, you want to be real cautious with newborns. Don't make naming decisions you (or the kids!) may later regret

 

"Wake up Swag, Muggle! It's time for school!"

 

Hey, why not, it works for celebrities. (Spike Lee named his daughter Satchel.)

[+OldBenC]

Today the family saw five geodogs, one of them a mean and vicious chihuahua. We also enjoyed a lot of geomud. A wonderful geoday.

[+Tobias & Petronella]

Here is one of our caches that goes along with this thread.

 

GC2250Q

[+munchtime]

Here is one of our caches that goes along with this thread.

 

GC2250Q

 

Brilliant!!