Fascinating Cache History...any comments from the peanut gallery?

[+joespaz]

GCPFVM http://www.geocaching.com/seek/cache_detai...0f-8ac31ce549f0

 

I was looking for the "PeeWee Herman" TB and happened upon this cache. I find the cache logs to be very interesting, what do you think?

Edited April 27, 2010 by joespaz

[+thedeadpirate]

Mind supplying the GC#?

[+joespaz]

Mind supplying the GC#?

 

DOH! Thanks.

[+thedeadpirate]

IF it's GCPFVM, then I don't really know that there is much to comment on.

 

Looks like the owner pretty much abandoned the cache and it got archived. Reviewers don't generally allow adoptions without the request coming from the owner. There's not enough information (that I can see) to show that is the case.

[+roziecakes]

Are you referring to how long it took for it to get archived?

[+The Blorenges]

GCPFVM http://www.geocaching.com/seek/cache_detai...0f-8ac31ce549f0

 

I was looking for the "PeeWee Herman" TB and happened upon this cache. I find the cache logs to be very interesting, what do you think?

 

I think it died a rather lingering death which was not helped by the (misguided, IMO) intervention of some fresh vegetables in the summer.

 

RIP Kid Cache.

 

MrsB

[+joespaz]

GCPFVM http://www.geocaching.com/seek/cache_detai...0f-8ac31ce549f0

 

I was looking for the "PeeWee Herman" TB and happened upon this cache. I find the cache logs to be very interesting, what do you think?

 

I think it died a rather lingering death which was not helped by the (misguided, IMO) intervention of some fresh vegetables in the summer.

 

RIP Kid Cache.

 

MrsB

 

RIP PeeWee too!

Edited April 27, 2010 by joespaz

[+The Blorenges]

GCPFVM http://www.geocaching.com/seek/cache_detai...0f-8ac31ce549f0

 

I was looking for the "PeeWee Herman" TB and happened upon this cache. I find the cache logs to be very interesting, what do you think?

 

I think it died a rather lingering death which was not helped by the (misguided, IMO) intervention of some fresh vegetables in the summer.

 

RIP Kid Cache.

 

MrsB

 

fresh vegetables? very cute reference

 

I should have put "Rest in peas".

 

Too late now

 

MrsB

[+Harry Dolphin]

Several cachers noted that PeeWee was missing, even when the cache was still there.

If you have a lot of film canisters, you can log a lot of missing caches.

[+joespaz]

Several cachers noted that PeeWee was missing, even when the cache was still there.

If you have a lot of film canisters, you can log a lot of missing caches.

 

Well put!

 

(Note: Film cans make great C.I.T.O. Kits)

Edited April 27, 2010 by joespaz

[Clan Riffster]

Well, that helps explain how peasinapod got 18k finds.

Spew out a film can every time you get a DNF.

Then act like you're doing the community a favor.

[Mr.Yuck]

GCPFVM http://www.geocaching.com/seek/cache_detai...0f-8ac31ce549f0

 

I was looking for the "PeeWee Herman" TB and happened upon this cache. I find the cache logs to be very interesting, what do you think?

 

I think it died a rather lingering death which was not helped by the (misguided, IMO) intervention of some fresh vegetables in the summer.

 

RIP Kid Cache.

 

MrsB

 

fresh vegetables? very cute reference

 

I should have put "Rest in peas".

 

Too late now

 

MrsB

 

Funny how "they", of that mindset, never replace a regular with a regular, eh?

[+wimseyguy]

If this is fascinating to you, than you must lead a very boring life.

I saw nothing extraordinary on that page whatsoever. Thanks for wasting 20 seconds of my morning.

[+Casting Crowns]

Well, that helps explain how peasinapod got 18k finds.

Spew out a film can every time you get a DNF.

Then act like you're doing the community a favor.

 

Only thing I found interesting is how they hit 18,000 and stopped caching yet they still maintain their membership....

[+WRITE SHOP ROBERT]

Even if not fascinating, it's good for a chuckle.

[+Chrysalides]

Only thing I found interesting is how they hit 18,000 and stopped caching yet they still maintain their membership....

I see from this log that the user was just caching yesterday. What's your criteria for determining a user stopped caching?

 

As for the original topic, I find it interesting to note that JoeSpaz seems to run into a lot of difference of opinions with some local cachers from some of his other posts here. They don't seem to find the need to drag his name through mud here, perhaps it might be wise to refrain from doing this to them.

 

And as a connoisseur of fine puns, I'm in awe of MrsB

[+WRITE SHOP ROBERT]

Only thing I found interesting is how they hit 18,000 and stopped caching yet they still maintain their membership....

I see from this log that the user was just caching yesterday. What's your criteria for determining a user stopped caching?

 

As for the original topic, I find it interesting to note that JoeSpaz seems to run into a lot of difference of opinions with some local cachers from some of his other posts here. They don't seem to find the need to drag his name through mud here, perhaps it might be wise to refrain from doing this to them.

 

And as a connoisseur of fine puns, I'm in awe of MrsB

Well, you can blame this thread on me, since I tripple dog dared Joespaz to post the link, with no indication of what was interesting about the logs.

[+geodarts]

Well, you can blame this thread on me, since I tripple dog dared Joespaz to post the link, with no indication of what was interesting about the logs.

 

Brothers. It figures. I think you should both go there and look for it. It might still be around.

Edited April 28, 2010 by Erickson

[Mr.Yuck]

Brothers. It figures. I think you should both go there and look for it. It might still be around.

 

Yeah, really. Then again, no one ever reported finding the throw down. I do agree, this resulted in calling someone out for a four year old incident. Not me of course, no names were ever mentioned.