Guest Seth! Posted December 2, 2001 Posted December 2, 2001 I've posted some geocaching humor on my web site. One is a holiday card and the other is a joke. Both are created by me. I'm wondering if others have some to share? The URL is www.geocachingkids.com/humor.htm - Seth! Quote
Guest glenn95630 Posted December 3, 2001 Posted December 3, 2001 There once was a cache in Nantuckett... Quote
Guest TresOkies Posted December 3, 2001 Posted December 3, 2001 ... made from a five gallon bucket ... Quote
Guest mrgigabyte Posted December 3, 2001 Posted December 3, 2001 ...inside that plastic jug, we found your Travel Bug... Quote
Guest makaio Posted December 3, 2001 Posted December 3, 2001 and after signing the log, had to pluck it! Quote
Guest Olar Posted December 3, 2001 Posted December 3, 2001 quote:Originally posted by Seth!:I've posted some geocaching humor on my web site. One is a holiday card and the other is a joke. Both are created by me. - Seth! Seth those are excellent but aren't you dating yourself? Milk boxes have been long gone for many years. Young cachers probably have no idea what they are. I should talk, I can remember horse-drawn milk wagons. Oops, now who is dating himself. Olar Quote
Guest Seth! Posted December 3, 2001 Posted December 3, 2001 Wow, guys. That's quite a limerick, and a group effort no less. Olar, where I live we still have milk delivery and milk boxes. And believe it or not, I'm in dot.com land, not exactly a throw-back part of the world. Keep the humor coming! Quote
Guest web-ling Posted December 5, 2001 Posted December 5, 2001 Who was the world's worst geocacher? Moses - He wandered in the wilderness for 40 years looking for a cache called 'The Promised Land.' Quote
Guest Hawk-eye Posted December 6, 2001 Posted December 6, 2001 quote:Originally posted by web-ling:Who was the world's worst geocacher? Moses - He wandered in the wilderness for 40 years looking for a cache called 'The Promised Land.' Quote
Guest Hawk-eye Posted December 6, 2001 Posted December 6, 2001 quote:Originally posted by web-ling:Who was the world's worst geocacher? Moses - He wandered in the wilderness for 40 years looking for a cache called 'The Promised Land.' Quote
Guest Pote Posted December 6, 2001 Posted December 6, 2001 how many cachers does it take to change a lightbulb? Quote
Guest Geoffrey Posted December 6, 2001 Posted December 6, 2001 You've heard of disposable flashlights, now how about a disposable GPS in your emergency kit?? Chocolate one at that. ------------------ My GPS Information Page: http://members.aol.com/geoffr524/myhomepage/howto.html This page has many links about GPS information for the beginner. Quote
Guest jeremy Posted December 6, 2001 Posted December 6, 2001 quote:Originally posted by Pote:how many cachers does it take to change a lightbulb? 25. One to change the lightbulb, 20 to circle around the lightbulb changer, and 4 to shout out directions. J Quote
Guest adrafter Posted December 6, 2001 Posted December 6, 2001 quote:Originally posted by Pote:how many cachers does it take to change a lightbulb? Zero, Real cachers are not afraid of the dark! Quote
Guest Pote Posted December 6, 2001 Posted December 6, 2001 Ooh, Ooh, I've got one... How many NPS Rangers does it take to remove a virtual cache? [This message has been edited by Pote (edited 06 December 2001).] Quote
Guest Chris Juricich Posted December 6, 2001 Posted December 6, 2001 Hey! Geocaching is SERious business, don't you know? Jokes? What are those? Quote
Guest web-ling Posted December 6, 2001 Posted December 6, 2001 Why did the geocacher cross the road? Quote
Guest adrafter Posted December 7, 2001 Posted December 7, 2001 quote:Originally posted by web-ling:Why did the geocacher cross the road? To get to the other side? Quote
Guest adrafter Posted December 7, 2001 Posted December 7, 2001 quote:Originally posted by web-ling:Why did the geocacher cross the road? To get to the other side? Quote
Guest TresOkies Posted December 7, 2001 Posted December 7, 2001 quote:Originally posted by web-ling:Why did the geocacher cross the road? There was an REI on the other side. Because the Gov't turned SA back on and the accuracy on his yellow eTrex was at 98 ft. -E ------------------ N35°32.981 W98°34.631 Quote
Guest navdog Posted December 7, 2001 Posted December 7, 2001 quote:Originally posted by web-ling:Why did the geocacher cross the road? Because that's where the cache was, at least that's where his GPS said it was! Quote
Guest boatbubblles Posted December 8, 2001 Posted December 8, 2001 well at least moses could part the water... geocachers have to go through it... save a cow... drink milk [This message has been edited by boatbubblles (edited 09 December 2001).] Quote
Guest Geoffrey Posted December 9, 2001 Posted December 9, 2001 PS information for the beginner. Quote
Guest web-ling Posted December 9, 2001 Posted December 9, 2001 quote:Originally posted by Geoffrey:Thou shalt not covet thy neighbor's GPS How about Thou shalt not steal - But trading's OK. Quote
Guest macdaddymd@aol.com Posted December 9, 2001 Posted December 9, 2001 One geocacher meets another walking along a trail. "Hey, Bob!" he shouts jovially. "Where ya going?" "Going?!" Bob replies, frazzled. "Now that you're here, I'm not even sure where I AM!" ------------------ Kent Harrisonburg, VA macdaddymd@aol.com Quote
Guest Ranz Posted December 9, 2001 Posted December 9, 2001 Bumper Sticker: GEOCACHERS DO IT WITH HEAVENLY BODIES.... Quote
Guest OblongFred Posted December 10, 2001 Posted December 10, 2001 quote:Originally posted by Ranz:Bumper Sticker: GEOCACHERS DO IT WITH HEAVENLY BODIES.... groan Quote
Guest web-ling Posted December 11, 2001 Posted December 11, 2001 quote:Originally posted by boatbubblles:well at least moses could part the water... geocachers have to go through it... Except, in some locations, during the winter... Quote
Guest jeo Posted December 11, 2001 Posted December 11, 2001 Let me see if I get this right, 1-Geocachers can sometimes part the water. ie-Moses 2-Geocachers can walk on water. Albeit frozen. Next you will be telling me that geocachers can wake the dead...... Oh wait there is Hardrock 1, 2, and 3 Caches. Quote
Guest Seth! Posted December 12, 2001 Posted December 12, 2001 Hmmm, it seems that geocachers are a pretty funny bunch. Choberiba, I'm still waiting to find out what the Johnny Appleseed cross-breed turns out to be. I'm guessing something that we don't want to find in a geocache. Quote
Guest alanshot Posted December 12, 2001 Posted December 12, 2001 wandering thru the woods today (in the rain)and thought of a few cute sayings... "geocachers do it in the woods" "geocachers are like lonely single women. They get grouchy when the batteries go dead halfway there" I quit before I spiralled down too far into the depths of "blueness" LOL Quote
Guest UtahJean Posted December 12, 2001 Posted December 12, 2001 Geocaching isn't a matter of life and death--it's much more important than that! Quote
Guest macdaddymd@aol.com Posted December 15, 2001 Posted December 15, 2001 Geocaching - not just another religion. Quote
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