Would this be evil?

[DannyCaffeine]

Ok first of all I am not planning on doing this.

 

Second I want to know if it has already been done.

 

Would it be wrong to magetize a micro to the inside bottom of a lamp skirt? So when you lift it up to get the cache your lifting it up and don't know where it is because its on the inside of the metal skirt and not just chilling with the bolts?

[+USMCGecko]

I found some like that, they werent magnetic but they were stuck there by other means.

[Motorcycle_Mama]

Some lamp post skirts are made from aluminum.

[+edscott]

Do what you want.. it's still a lamp post micro.

[+Isonzo Karst]

It's definitely been done.

 

To death. Over and over.

 

Yep, mr magneto on the underside of ferrous lamp skirt.

[+roziecakes]

Yep, I've found tons like that.

[jholly]

Some lamp post skirts are made from aluminum.

 

True, but you just have to use an aluminum magnet.

[+simpjkee]

I've found some like that. I think cachers put them like that to be creative and sneaky, but the caches always tend to slowly move to the bolt area.

 

A lot of lamp post covers in AZ are made of plastic.

Edited May 16, 2010 by simpjkee

[+Chokecherry]

The question shouldn't be would it be evil. The questions should be, "Is this going to be an enjoyable cache for someone to spend time on and find? Am I offering them a unique and special caching experience with what I'm about to hide?"

[+SkellyCA]

I've found some like that. I think cachers put them like that to be creative and sneaky, but the caches always tend to slowly move to the bolt area.

 

A lot of lamp post covers in AZ are made of plastic.

 

I'm surprised those don't melt in the 120 degree heat!