Weirdest item found in a cache?

June 3, 2002

and put a pregnancy test kit into Goonies Cache

i actually forgot i had it and it was way down the bottom of my bag. I hope it comes in handy for someone, someday and it gives the result desired.

June 3, 2002

*blink* Am I the only one a little taken aback by kd7mxi's post? Are you serious?!

5k · June 4, 2002

MD,

Um... well... after a while, you learn to ignore James' posts. Basically we've learned that he says a bunch of things just to cause a ruckus of some sort.

Actually, I noticed that two of his posts have been removed from this thread, either by him or the forum moderator.

That's not surprising.

Jamie

June 4, 2002

Well, not that weird, but the dog-saliva-encrusted tennis ball must have been one of those "Oops forgot to load up on cache goodies, here Fido, gimmie that ball, someone will love it!".

It was pretty fresh too.

I left a mouse in one(the Microsoft kind, not the furry kind).

June 4, 2002

i removed the post so it dosnt cause any problems

GEOCACHING --- It isn't about the treasur --- It is about the find and the getting there!!!

5k · June 4, 2002

James,

I'm not getting on your back about anything... but you've been known to say some off-the-wall things--for whatever reason. I picked the word "ruckus" to make my message short.

No harm intended.

Jamie

June 4, 2002

Thanks both of you for your responses. I'd just like to say to James.. if you WERE serious, then God bless you and the family of the poor soul involved. If you _weren't_ serious, though, have a care perhaps for how a post like that might be a little off-putting to brand new cachers.

[This message was edited by MDtrekkers on June 04, 2002 at 09:00 PM.]

June 6, 2002

The weirdest (to us...) item we've found in a cache would probably be the jar of the cache owner's dog's ashes. In all seriousness they had him in there as an unofficial traveler / travelerbug.

bvgps

June 6, 2002

I found a Brassiere in one cache....true!!.

Didn't take it though. The risk of my wife finding it in my backpack was bad enough, but getting her to believe it was a cache item.......

Hounddog

June 8, 2002

not to much longer and this thread will have its first birthday.

Wyatt W.

The probability of someone watching you is directly proportional to the stupidity of your actions.

June 11, 2002

In a metaphoric way, as the Hindus would say, "I found myself in a cache one day."

(Meybe I was beside myself with anticipation?!)

Hey, anyway, I play, I stay, I live it... today.

majicman

June 11, 2002

Down here in the bible belt you can occasionally find Jesus in a cache. Or a variety of other religious tracts.

... Two roads diverged in a wood, and I--

I took the one less traveled by, ...

unclerojelio

June 11, 2002

Down here in the bible belt you can occasionally find Jesus in a cache. Or a variety of other religious tracts.

... Two roads diverged in a wood, and I--

I took the one less traveled by, ...

unclerojelio

June 11, 2002

"Down here in the bible belt you can occasionally find Jesus in a cache. Or a variety of other religious tracts."

How does Jesus breathe when he's in a cache?

Reddfrogg

June 13, 2002

He holds his breath! Maybe he doesn't have to, seeing as how he died like 2035 years ago, for a weekend, or something...

Jesus in a cache? Neat. That would make a good travelbug. I've often wondered why they don't make chocolate Jesus's for Easter.

1.8k · June 13, 2002

Chocolate Jesus

''You got your Jesus in my peanut butter!!''

See also, Sweet Jesus.

"If a boy has enough intelligence, he ought to go into the ministry, except that if when he enters college he is given to carousing, drinking, and wenching, then in that case he should enter the law." - Harvard Student Review, 1796

June 14, 2002

When they asked me if I had found Jesus, I replied that I didn't know He was lost.

I also implied that I had not been properly informed that it was my personal responsibiliy to determine the location of He Who Is.

When I asked for GPS coordinates so that I could seek Him, they up and left???

After they left, He came back out of the other room and we continued our wonderous discussion...

Always trade UP in both quantity and quality and Geocaches will be both self-sustaining and self-improving!

--majicman

[This message was edited by majicman on June 14, 2002 at 09:38 AM.]

[This message was edited by majicman on June 14, 2002 at 10:18 AM.]

July 1, 2002

quote:
Originally posted by unclerojelio:
Down here in the bible belt you can occasionally find Jesus in a cache. Or a variety of other religious tracts.

I have one of these http://www.explosiontoys.com/store/com057.html on the dashboard of my work vehicle. I might have to donate him to a cache one of these days. I've found a few tracts and some bibles in the caches around here as well. I found one utterly fungified (is that a word) picture of the vigin mary in one cache that had become wet.

beatnik

July 1, 2002

quote:
Originally posted by unclerojelio:
Down here in the bible belt you can occasionally find Jesus in a cache. Or a variety of other religious tracts.

I have one of these http://www.explosiontoys.com/store/com057.html on the dashboard of my work vehicle. I might have to donate him to a cache one of these days. I've found a few tracts and some bibles in the caches around here as well. I found one utterly fungified (is that a word) picture of the vigin mary in one cache that had become wet.

beatnik

5k · July 2, 2002

"I don't care if it rains or freezes..."

Jamie

6.4k · July 2, 2002

quote:
Originally posted by Jamie Z:
http://www.destgulch.com/movies/luke/luke13.wav

Jamie

That song was the first thing that came to my mind as well.

But being a product of the 70's, and of New York City AM radio during said 70's, the PROPER version is Don Imus's intro to his Rev. Billy Sol Hargis bit. (couldnt find a sound bite of it anywhere online though)

Illegitimus non carborundum!

July 2, 2002

The first cach I ever went looking for was right near my home in citrus heights CA. I took my wife and father in law along. We got to the cache area fairly quickly but had to wait awhile to search for it as a youn couple was getting "jiggy wit it" in the bushes. As soon as they got dressed and left, my wife promptly told me that I would not be doing this anymore! Of course I still do. My father in law has become down right fanatic about it. I cant really blame him, he is older and the girl was very attractive.

LOL

By the way, HA HA HA to the guy or gal who hid a cache within a hundred feet of the bigest nude beach in the auburn ravine. Glad my wife did not accompany me on that one.

July 18, 2002

I found a hand grenade. It wasn't live and I took it. It's really fun to pretend pulling the pin, and rolling it to where my wife is eating, or roll it over by my cat!

July 18, 2002

I found a hand grenade. It wasn't live and I took it. It's really fun to pretend pulling the pin, and rolling it to where my wife is eating, or roll it over by my cat!

July 19, 2002

I found a button that you place under a toilet seat lid that reminds you to put the seat down!

"Happiness is not a destination. It is a method of life."

July 19, 2002

I found a button that you place under a toilet seat lid that reminds you to put the seat down!

"Happiness is not a destination. It is a method of life."

1.4k · July 19, 2002

quote:
Originally posted by unclerojelio:
Down here in the bible belt you can occasionally find Jesus in a cache.

quote:
Originally posted by geovamp:
Do any of you think this was weird of me I did 7 caches one sat.and in 5 of the 7 I left 1 pc.of a manger scene ...

My son and I found the baby Jesus manger scene piece that Geovamp left in a cache...

1.4k · July 19, 2002

quote:
Originally posted by unclerojelio:
Down here in the bible belt you can occasionally find Jesus in a cache.

quote:
Originally posted by geovamp:
Do any of you think this was weird of me I did 7 caches one sat.and in 5 of the 7 I left 1 pc.of a manger scene ...

My son and I found the baby Jesus manger scene piece that Geovamp left in a cache...

July 19, 2002

Today's suprise was a condom. Not used, luckily.

Bjorn

August 20, 2002

I have been caching for a while now, but am new to the site. One my first caches found here in Viginia contained a brand new unopened "Personal Vibrating Masssager". The label had a picture of a woman holding to her neck, but I think we all know what it was for. I laughed, then thought about ther potential of a youngster finding it, so I removed it and put in my backpack and forgot about it. A week or so later my wife found it and I some SERIOUS explaing to do.

August 20, 2002

I have been caching for a while now, but am new to the site. One my first caches found here in Viginia contained a brand new unopened "Personal Vibrating Masssager". The label had a picture of a woman holding to her neck, but I think we all know what it was for. I laughed, then thought about ther potential of a youngster finding it, so I removed it and put in my backpack and forgot about it. A week or so later my wife found it and I some SERIOUS explaing to do.

1.7k · August 20, 2002

quote:
Originally posted by Cygnus-X1:
I laughed, then thought about ther potential of a youngster finding it, so I removed it and put in my backpack and forgot about it.

Oh, sure, you expect us to believe a story like that?

1.7k · August 20, 2002

quote:
Originally posted by Cygnus-X1:
I laughed, then thought about ther potential of a youngster finding it, so I removed it and put in my backpack and forgot about it.

Oh, sure, you expect us to believe a story like that?

August 22, 2002

I took my son and 3 of his 11 year old buddies. In the cache someone had left 15 condoms in the packages. I thought I would have to do some explaining. They all knew what it was and cracked some pretty funny jokes. One boy was going to take them home to his hamster since they had 15 babies.

August 25, 2002

I did happen to find what I think was a 'bong' hidden along with a cache.

August 26, 2002

We found a live shotgun shell in a cache!

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