Does anyone here Geocache?
A friend of mine got me thoroughly hooked. I must say my kids like it and it does get you out and about in your hometown discovering areas that you never knew existed. It turns out there are all kinds of parks, trails, nature preserves and wooded areas right near my house that I was oblivious to. Aside from the initial cost of a GPS unit there really is no cost either.
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Geocaching
by Mr. Brian » Wed May 13, 2009 9:48 pm
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Re: Geocaching
by Frank The Bunny » Thu May 14, 2009 7:55 am
Mr. Brian wrote:Does anyone here Geocache?
A friend of mine got me thoroughly hooked. I must say my kids like it and it does get you out and about in your hometown discovering areas that you never knew existed. It turns out there are all kinds of parks, trails, nature preserves and wooded areas right near my house that I was oblivious to. Aside from the initial cost of a GPS unit there really is no cost either.
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I understand geocaching is kind of a big deal, but if you go digging around wooded areas and parks around here, chances are you'll:
a)stumble upon a homeless encampment
b)stumble upon a anonymous gay sex party or
c)get yourself a handful of used condoms and hypodermic needles.
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by black francis » Thu May 14, 2009 8:04 am
Okay you're saying the first time you went exploring you came across a homeless camp and decided to give it another go?
Then you stumbled across an anonymous gay sex party and then went back for more?
Then you stumbled across an anonymous gay sex party and then went back for more?
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Re: Geocaching
by Mr. Brian » Fri May 15, 2009 5:35 pm
Frank The Bunny wrote:I understand geocaching is kind of a big deal, but if you go digging around wooded areas and parks around here, chances are you'll:
a)stumble upon a homeless encampment
b)stumble upon a anonymous gay sex party or
c)get yourself a handful of used condoms and hypodermic needles.
It sounds like I'm not doing it right.
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by happy_loss » Fri May 15, 2009 6:44 pm
What do I need again to get this party started? I just got canned from a GPS company last Oct after 9 years, dammit! I could have got the goods for everyone!
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Re: Geocaching
by black francis » Fri May 15, 2009 7:50 pm
Mr. Brian wrote:It sounds like I'm not doing it right.
No shit. Have fun with your little family events.
Hmmm not much coming up when I type my zip code and "gay, anonymous sex parties. What am I doing wrong Frank?
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