I almost don't want to admit this..

[+Team GeoBlast]

I think the reason these discussions can get so angsty is because one or both parties don't/won't realize they are opposite faces of the same coin and that the coin itself is just fine as it is.

 

I kinda like this with one small exception. One of the sides seems to hold to the belief that there's nothing about the coin that needs changing. The other side is of the belief that the coin can be improved.

 

The other challenge to finding the harmony that we will never experience is that we are all from completely different realities and I am not sure that this helps in some of these debates.

[+KBI]

Look at the original post and if you can, imagine that there's something, anything, that could be improved about geocache hides somewhere in the world.

I looked at the original post, and I saw something even better: The Original Poster recognized that there are, in fact, some caches out there that he doesn't like. The Original Poster did not react to this revelation by calling for a ban on anything, nor did he badmouth the people who enjoy hiding and finding the types of caches he doesn't like. The Original Poster chose instead to accept that different people have different preferences, to learn from his experience, and, in the future, to do the homework required to better avoid the types of caches he prefers not to hunt:

... Unfortunately, while making my pocket query, in my "youthfulness" as a cacher I did not attempt to filter out micros. Having no idea that almost every single one of these hides was a micro, I didn't know any better. With literally 2,000 waypoints in my PQ, and no way to sort them, I was drowning in them ...

 

... I have no regrets, I learned what I enjoy and what I don't enjoy about this game. The numbers folks can have the micros, I suppose, I bear them no ill will. (And I highly recommend the Tri-Cities/Bristol/Abingdon, VA area for those folks, you'll be in heaven!) ...

 

... I'll value the customized filter on my Pocket Query builder from now on.

That's a beautiful attitude.

 

While I applaud anyone's efforts to increase the creativity, innovation and enjoyability of this hobby through example, I also applaud anyone who exhibits tolerance and acceptance of those whose entertainment preferences happen to be different from their own. It IS possible to do both -- improvement and tolerance are not mutually exclusive. Whether one is busy (1) finding great caches or (2) hiding caches that raise the greatness standard, one can always do so while simultaneously driving (or walking) right past all those "other" hides.

 

When I first read those quoted words from the Original Poster I hoped that some of the Chronic Complainers might read them as well, and that some of his goodwill might rub off on them. Call me a loony, but I still remain hopeful and optimistic.

[+TrailGators]

When I first read those quoted words from the Original Poster I hoped that some of the Chronic Complainers might read them as well, and that some of his goodwill might rub off on them.

Blah blah blah....It that you Jabba? It looks like you are finally trying to feel the Force!

[+Renegade Knight]

I think the reason these discussions can get so angsty is because one or both parties don't/won't realize they are opposite faces of the same coin and that the coin itself is just fine as it is.

 

I kinda like this with one small exception. One of the sides seems to hold to the belief that there's nothing about the coin that needs changing. The other side is of the belief that the coin can be improved.

 

The other challenge to finding the harmony that we will never experience is that we are all from completely different realities and I am not sure that this helps in some of these debates.

 

One side says, "Your changes won't help, it's better the way it is than it would be if you mucked with it".

The other side says. "No really, our changes are good and things would be better than they are now,".

 

None of the proposed changes have actually been anything that would make things better.

None of the changers have left the site so how things are apparently is good enough.

[+TrailGators]

None of the changers have left the site so how things are apparently is good enough.

Actually this was a point of contention last night. I can't believe that some people can't fathom that some people have moved on from caching because of YNWs. When you list up the most logical reasons that people would quit that would certainly one of them. Plus I know people that have admitted it to me (I didn't have a tape recorder so you are going to have to just believe me ).

[Clan Riffster]

None of the proposed changes have actually been anything that would make things better.

I think my proposed changes would lead to an overall improvement in the game:

1. Have fun. If you ain't havin' fun, you're doing something wrong.
   
2. Discover what type(s) of caches are fun for you, and limit your hunt to those.
   
3. Put some thought into your hides, to inspire those who find them.
   
4. Never target a specific cache or cacher in your criticisms. Generalize as much as possible.
   
5. Understand that things posted here are just opinions.
   
6. If you have an opinion, state it often. It's OK if folks disagree with you.
   
7. Post occasional llama pics.
   
8. Make snarky comments about film canisters.
   

[Mushtang]

None of the changers have left the site so how things are apparently is good enough.

Actually this was a point of contention last night. I can't believe that some people can't fathom that some people have moved on from caching because of YKWs. When you list up the most logical reasons that people would quit that would certainly one of them. Plus I know people that have admitted it to me (I didn't have a tape recorder so you are going to have to just believe me ).

 

Fixed.

 

Okay, so they've moved on. So what? Are we hurting for people so much that when people leave we have to find out why they're leaving and change the game to suit them?

 

If we eliminated LPCs in order to keep these people from leaving, or to bring them back, what about the people that enjoy numbers runs that would get upset about the lack of LPCs and leave? I know of dozens of people that would leave in this situation, but don't ask me to document them or give you any proof since that's not really required for claims like these.

[+KBI]

None of the changers have left the site so how things are apparently is good enough.

Actually this was a point of contention last night. I can't believe that some people can't fathom that some people have moved on from caching because of YNWs.

And how do you spell "know," again?

 

When you list up the most logical reasons that people would quit that would certainly one of them. Plus I know people that have admitted it to me (I didn't have a tape recorder so you are going to have to just believe me ).

And where, again, are the links to the discussion threads or other Internet documentation indicating the troubling number of Geocides-Due-To-Micros? Where, again, is the proof -- or evidence -- of the substantial damage to the game being caused by the types of caches that TrailGators prefers not to find?

 

The 'point of contention' the other night resulted when you attempted to repeat the claim that easy micros are harming the game. You said that good cachers were choosing to leave because of too many micros. As evidence you pointed to one person -- one! -- and we haven't even seen a name, nor any independent confirmation that he truly quit, and if so, WHY he quit.

 

Produce those details if you can, but even if you can, remember: one isolated incident does not constitute an epidemic.

 

Easy micros are causing substantial damage to the game? If this is true, I'm very interested to know about it. Please convince me.

 

When I first read those quoted words from the Original Poster I hoped that some of the Chronic Complainers might read them as well, and that some of his goodwill might rub off on them.

Blah blah blah....It that you Jabba? It looks like you are finally trying to feel the Force!

And what was that definition of "arguespew," again?

[+KBI]

I think my proposed changes would lead to an overall improvement in the game:

1. Have fun. If you ain't havin' fun, you're doing something wrong.
   
2. Discover what type(s) of caches are fun for you, and limit your hunt to those.
   
3. Put some thought into your hides, to inspire those who find them.
   
4. Never target a specific cache or cacher in your criticisms. Generalize as much as possible.
   
5. Understand that things posted here are just opinions.
   
6. If you have an opinion, state it often. It's OK if folks disagree with you.
   
7. Post occasional llama pics.
   
8. Make snarky comments about film canisters. Keep in mind that the only thing lamer than an easy micro is the person who finds the micro and then loudly whines "sometimes I find caches I don’t like."
   

Fixed.

 

You're welcome.

[+geomann1]

I think my proposed changes would lead to an overall improvement in the game:

1. Have fun. If you ain't havin' fun, you're doing something wrong.
   
2. Discover what type(s) of caches are fun for you, and limit your hunt to those.
   
3. Put some thought into your hides, to inspire those who find them.
   
4. Never target a specific cache or cacher in your criticisms. Generalize as much as possible.
   
5. Understand that things posted here are just opinions.
   
6. If you have an opinion, state it often. It's OK if folks disagree with you.
   
7. Post occasional llama pics.
   
8. Make snarky comments about film canisters. Keep in mind that the only thing lamer than an easy micro is the person who finds the micro and then loudly whines "sometimes I find caches I don’t like."
   

Fixed.

 

You're welcome.

 

Agree with all of the above. It is important to get over the complusion to find all caches and be willing to walk away/drive away/don't stop when you realize that the looking for the cache is just not what you will really enjoy doing.

 

Personally, I don't enjoy looking under newspaper racks or dumpsters, sifting through mulch, and high muggle, urban micros in general, so I just give those caches a pass (but I'm not saying ban them, as others have different tastes).

[+KBI]

None of the changers have left the site so how things are apparently is good enough.

Actually this was a point of contention last night. I can't believe that some people can't fathom that some people have moved on from caching because of YKWs. When you list up the most logical reasons that people would quit that would certainly one of them. Plus I know people that have admitted it to me (I didn't have a tape recorder so you are going to have to just believe me ).

Okay, so they've moved on. So what? Are we hurting for people so much that when people leave we have to find out why they're leaving and change the game to suit them?

I wonder how many people have left the game out of frustration because of lost Travel Bugs? Or too many tough puzzle caches? Or whiny forum threads? Or ticks? Or the high price of GPS receivers? Or a bad experience with a badger? Or people who clutter up debate threads with Star Wars pictures when they run out of meaningful arguments?

 

Trailgators and Mushtang are right: We don't need to attract new people to the game who might enjoy it as it is; what we REALLY need to do is change the game so as to satisfy the gripes of all the disgruntled people who have left in a huff ...

 

... even if we just *think* we know why they left.

Edited July 9, 2007 by KBI

[+Snoogans]

When I first read those quoted words from the Original Poster I hoped that some of the Chronic Complainers might read them as well, and that some of his goodwill might rub off on them.

Blah blah blah....It that you Jabba? It looks like you are finally trying to feel the Force!

And what was that definition of "arguespew," again?

**snoog raises hand*** OOO! OOO! OOO! ME! ME! ME! PICK MEEE!

 

 

I saved the brief definition to my note pad for posterity because it was soooo profoundly ironic considering the source:

 

Must you always argue? I call it arguespew. It gets really old. Can't we simply hear some honest opinions from both sides for once?

 

Welll whadda ya know. It STILL is....

 

The term has changed my perspective. I even dedicated one of my 3 forum piranhas to it.

 

 

May 20 2007, 02:53 PM is one of the greatest moments in forum history IMO.

Edited July 9, 2007 by Snoogans

[+wimseyguy]

Is this thread dead, yet? Has everyone tired of having the same argument, yet again?

Is this discussion still going on?

I thought the OP's question had been answered by the third page.

 

I still fail to understand why those that feel 99% of all micro hides are lame don't just filter out micros.

If there are 200 micros in the area, and 2 are good, keeping the other 198 just to get to those 2 seems silly.

The only thing sillier would be to keep all 200 micros in your PQ and then complain in the forums about all the lame micros that you can't get away from.

You'd think, wouldn't you?

 

I was always humored by my PQ's when I lived in NC - there were 500 caches (the ones with logbooks - i.e. no events, virts, blah blah blah) within a 10 mile radius from my house, but when I pulled out the micro's and unknown's, and the hides from a few cachers I just wasn't feelin' the love for, my radius bumped me up to a whopping 65-ish miles.

 

BIG difference.

 

michelle

Michelle, I've been meaning to ask you this for awhile now...would you please put that tongue away? It's going to get all dry and attract bugs if you don't.

You think it's time to put it away?

 

*grumble*

 

michelle

Funny, of all the responses that come immediately to mind, I cannot type one of them.

 

Oh you can type them, you just cannot post them in this forum.

[+Snoogans]

Is this thread dead, yet? Has everyone tired of having the same argument, yet again?

Is this discussion still going on?

I thought the OP's question had been answered by the third page.

 

 

Hey Matt,

 

 

I feel I should explain my continued participation since you are someone I have a great deal of respect for here.

 

 

Ahhhhh! flick, flick, flick.... My kingdom for some mental floss!!!

[Mushtang]

Trailgators and Mushtang are right

Hey, don't lump me in with him. I wasn't making that point at all.

[+Snoogans]

Trailgators and Mushtang are right

Hey, don't lump me in with him. I wasn't making that point at all.

 

 

You sorta did a few posts up the page. It was sarcasm though, so you're still firmly on your side of the fence. I had to check when I saw that and KBI was not in error.

[Mushtang]

Trailgators and Mushtang are right

Hey, don't lump me in with him. I wasn't making that point at all.

You sorta did a few posts up the page. It was sarcasm though, so you're still firmly on your side of the fence. I had to check when I saw that and KBI was not in error.

 

Nope. I asked if we needed to change the game to suit people. I didn't say that we should change it.

[+Miragee]

None of the proposed changes have actually been anything that would make things better.

I think my proposed changes would lead to an overall improvement in the game:

1. Have fun. If you ain't havin' fun, you're doing something wrong.
   
2. Discover what type(s) of caches are fun for you, and limit your hunt to those.
   
3. Put some thought into your hides, to inspire those who find them.
   
4. Never target a specific cache or cacher in your criticisms. Generalize as much as possible.
   
5. Understand that things posted here are just opinions.
   
6. If you have an opinion, state it often. It's OK if folks disagree with you.
   
7. Post occasional llama pics.
   
8. Make snarky comments about film canisters.
   

Okay .. .

 

 

[+TrailGators]

None of the changers have left the site so how things are apparently is good enough.

Actually this was a point of contention last night. I can't believe that some people can't fathom that some people have moved on from caching because of YKWs. When you list up the most logical reasons that people would quit that would certainly one of them. Plus I know people that have admitted it to me (I didn't have a tape recorder so you are going to have to just believe me ).

 

Fixed.

 

Okay, so they've moved on. So what? Are we hurting for people so much that when people leave we have to find out why they're leaving and change the game to suit them?

 

If we eliminated LPCs in order to keep these people from leaving, or to bring them back, what about the people that enjoy numbers runs that would get upset about the lack of LPCs and leave? I know of dozens of people that would leave in this situation, but don't ask me to document them or give you any proof since that's not really required for claims like these.

Show me one post where I said that... You guys just love making things up. Did you ever read Don Quixote? You are definitely chasing windmills... Edited July 9, 2007 by TrailGators

[+TrailGators]

None of the proposed changes have actually been anything that would make things better.

I think my proposed changes would lead to an overall improvement in the game:

1. Have fun. If you ain't havin' fun, you're doing something wrong.
   
2. Discover what type(s) of caches are fun for you, and limit your hunt to those.
   
3. Put some thought into your hides, to inspire those who find them.
   
4. Never target a specific cache or cacher in your criticisms. Generalize as much as possible.
   
5. Understand that things posted here are just opinions.
   
6. If you have an opinion, state it often. It's OK if folks disagree with you.
   
7. Post occasional llama pics.
   
8. Make snarky comments about film canisters.
   

Okay .. .

 

 

Don't forget the Dali Llama!

[Mushtang]

None of the changers have left the site so how things are apparently is good enough.

Actually this was a point of contention last night. I can't believe that some people can't fathom that some people have moved on from caching because of YKWs. When you list up the most logical reasons that people would quit that would certainly one of them. Plus I know people that have admitted it to me (I didn't have a tape recorder so you are going to have to just believe me ).

 

Fixed.

 

Okay, so they've moved on. So what? Are we hurting for people so much that when people leave we have to find out why they're leaving and change the game to suit them?

 

If we eliminated LPCs in order to keep these people from leaving, or to bring them back, what about the people that enjoy numbers runs that would get upset about the lack of LPCs and leave? I know of dozens of people that would leave in this situation, but don't ask me to document them or give you any proof since that's not really required for claims like these.

Show me one post where I said that... You guys just love making things up. Did you ever read Don Quixote? You are definitely chasing windmills...

"I'm very embarrassed, General Solo, but it seems you are to be the main course at a banquet in my honor."

 

(I'm not sure why we're using Star Wars references, so I thought I'd throw one in there too.)

[Clan Riffster]

...

Edited July 9, 2007 by Clan Riffster

[Clan Riffster]

Keep in mind that the only thing lamer than an easy micro is the person who intentionally finds the micro

Fixed.

 

You're welcome.

Fixed again. Don't thank me...just throw money.

[+TrailGators]

None of the changers have left the site so how things are apparently is good enough.

Actually this was a point of contention last night. I can't believe that some people can't fathom that some people have moved on from caching because of YKWs. When you list up the most logical reasons that people would quit that would certainly one of them. Plus I know people that have admitted it to me (I didn't have a tape recorder so you are going to have to just believe me ).

 

Fixed.

 

Okay, so they've moved on. So what? Are we hurting for people so much that when people leave we have to find out why they're leaving and change the game to suit them?

 

If we eliminated LPCs in order to keep these people from leaving, or to bring them back, what about the people that enjoy numbers runs that would get upset about the lack of LPCs and leave? I know of dozens of people that would leave in this situation, but don't ask me to document them or give you any proof since that's not really required for claims like these.

Show me one post where I said that... You guys just love making things up. Did you ever read Don Quixote? You are definitely chasing windmills...

"I'm very embarrassed, General Solo, but it seems you are to be the main course at a banquet in my honor."

 

(I'm not sure why we're using Star Wars references, so I thought I'd throw one in there too.)

Star Wars captures the essence of my position. Plus it was a fun way for me to explain it. I would like people to feel "The Force" and become Jedi cache hiders or at least try.... By the way, have you seen Chewbacca? Edited July 9, 2007 by TrailGators

[Mushtang]

Keep in mind that the only thing lamer than an easy micro is the person who intentionally finds the micro

Fixed.

 

You're welcome.

Fixed again. Don't thank me...just throw money.

I've found quite a few easy micros, on purpose. What are you saying?

[Clan Riffster]

That you should throw money. Lots of money.

[Mushtang]

None of the changers have left the site so how things are apparently is good enough.

Actually this was a point of contention last night. I can't believe that some people can't fathom that some people have moved on from caching because of YKWs. When you list up the most logical reasons that people would quit that would certainly one of them. Plus I know people that have admitted it to me (I didn't have a tape recorder so you are going to have to just believe me ).

 

Fixed.

 

Okay, so they've moved on. So what? Are we hurting for people so much that when people leave we have to find out why they're leaving and change the game to suit them?

 

If we eliminated LPCs in order to keep these people from leaving, or to bring them back, what about the people that enjoy numbers runs that would get upset about the lack of LPCs and leave? I know of dozens of people that would leave in this situation, but don't ask me to document them or give you any proof since that's not really required for claims like these.

Show me one post where I said that... You guys just love making things up. Did you ever read Don Quixote? You are definitely chasing windmills...

"I'm very embarrassed, General Solo, but it seems you are to be the main course at a banquet in my honor."

 

(I'm not sure why we're using Star Wars references, so I thought I'd throw one in there too.)

Star Wars captures the essence of my position. Plus it was a fun way for me to explain it. I would like people to feel "The Force" and become Jedi cache hiders or at least try.... By the way, have you seen Chewbacca?

Your position on geocaching is that a farm boy from a fringe planet will find himself involved in a war between the Imperialists and the Rebel Alliance? That's interesting.

 

By the way, have you seen... um... Aunt Beru?

[Mushtang]

That you should throw money. Lots of money.

I don't think people should pay you when they find easy micros.

[+TrailGators]

None of the changers have left the site so how things are apparently is good enough.

Actually this was a point of contention last night. I can't believe that some people can't fathom that some people have moved on from caching because of YKWs. When you list up the most logical reasons that people would quit that would certainly one of them. Plus I know people that have admitted it to me (I didn't have a tape recorder so you are going to have to just believe me ).

 

Fixed.

 

Okay, so they've moved on. So what? Are we hurting for people so much that when people leave we have to find out why they're leaving and change the game to suit them?

 

If we eliminated LPCs in order to keep these people from leaving, or to bring them back, what about the people that enjoy numbers runs that would get upset about the lack of LPCs and leave? I know of dozens of people that would leave in this situation, but don't ask me to document them or give you any proof since that's not really required for claims like these.

Show me one post where I said that... You guys just love making things up. Did you ever read Don Quixote? You are definitely chasing windmills...

"I'm very embarrassed, General Solo, but it seems you are to be the main course at a banquet in my honor."

 

(I'm not sure why we're using Star Wars references, so I thought I'd throw one in there too.)

Star Wars captures the essence of my position. Plus it was a fun way for me to explain it. I would like people to feel "The Force" and become Jedi cache hiders or at least try.... By the way, have you seen Chewbacca?

Your position on geocaching is that a farm boy from a fringe planet will find himself involved in a war between the Imperialists and the Rebel Alliance? That's interesting.

There are a lot of parallels. BTW, why is it when you are around, I hear this slow hollow breathing sound like there is a mic in your helmet?

[+KBI]

Trailgators and Mushtang are right

Hey, don't lump me in with him. I wasn't making that point at all.

You should go look up a word:

 

Sarcasm

 

[+Renegade Knight]

None of the proposed changes have actually been anything that would make things better.

I think my proposed changes would lead to an overall improvement in the game:

1. Have fun. If you ain't havin' fun, you're doing something wrong.
   
2. Discover what type(s) of caches are fun for you, and limit your hunt to those.
   
3. Put some thought into your hides, to inspire those who find them.
   
4. Never target a specific cache or cacher in your criticisms. Generalize as much as possible.
   
5. Understand that things posted here are just opinions.
   
6. If you have an opinion, state it often. It's OK if folks disagree with you.
   
7. Post occasional llama pics.
   
8. Make snarky comments about film canisters.
   

 

I'd make some intelligent and witty comment about this but...I can't. It's a good list. Except for the Llama thing...I think we could have a better forum fetish. Maybe Mitsuko pics.

[+KBI]

Keep in mind that the only thing lamer than an easy micro is the person who intentionally finds the micro

Fixed again.

Let me see if I understand what you're trying to say here: When someone's gameplay preferences are different from your own, why ignore or tolerate them when you can insult them instead? Have I got it right now?

[+mtn-man]

I am so lucky.

 

No huge hangups about this cache or that cache. I just have fun. If I am not having fun, I leave and go on with things in general or on to the next cache.

 

No llamas needed, though I did see some near a cache one time. They were funny.

I saw Darth Vader and a stormtrooper once too. There was some controversy at that event. Know what? I had fun.

 

Fun is highly underrated. Try it. Its fun.

[+KBI]

Star Wars captures the essence of my position.

Can you explain what you mean by that?

[+TrailGators]

Star Wars captures the essence of my position.

Can you explain what you mean by that?

 

Star Wars captures the essence of my position. Plus it was a fun way for me to explain it. I would like people to feel "The Force" and become Jedi cache hiders or at least try.... By the way, have you seen Chewbacca?

 

Learning and perfecting a craft is a good thing...

Edited July 9, 2007 by TrailGators

[+Snoogans]

Star Wars captures the essence of my position.

Can you explain what you mean by that?

 

Star Wars captures the essence of my position. Plus it was a fun way for me to explain it. I would like people to feel "The Force" and become Jedi cache hiders or at least try.... By the way, have you seen Chewbacca?

 

 

 

Ahhh, but the darkside deceives. Unlike TG I can prove my claim with photos:

 

 

I am so lucky.

 

No huge hangups about this cache or that cache. I just have fun. If I am not having fun, I leave and go on with things in general or on to the next cache.

 

No llamas needed, though I did see some near a cache one time. They were funny.

I saw Darth Vader and a stormtrooper once too. There was some controversy at that event. Know what? I had fun.

 

Fun is highly underrated. Try it. Its fun.

 

 

I was arrested by the dark side, but I was not the cacher they were looking for......

 

 

As you can see, my Jedi mind powers easily got me out of a sticky situation.

 

 

I believe this proves which side of the force on which my side of the fence rests.

 

 

[+mtn-man]

I was arrested by the dark side, but I was not the cacher they were looking for......

 

 

As you can see, my Jedi mind powers easily got me out of a sticky situation.

 

 

I believe this proves which side of the force on which my side of the fence rests.

 

 

The best part... look at that smile! Dude, you were having fun! Despite the threat of a particle weapon *and* a light saber, you've got a huge smile on your face.

[+LaTuFu]

It is fascinating to watch the mutation and evolution of this thread.

[+KBI]

Star Wars captures the essence of my position.

Can you explain what you mean by that?

 

Star Wars captures the essence of my position. Plus it was a fun way for me to explain it. I would like people to feel "The Force" and become Jedi cache hiders or at least try.... By the way, have you seen Chewbacca?

Sorry, I still don't understand.

 

What do you mean by "Jedi cache hiders?" Are you a Jedi cache hider? What exactly IS a Jedi cache hider?

 

What do you mean by "I would like people to feel "'The Force'"? Do you mean you want to force people to abandon their own principles and start agreeing with you? Or do you mean you like to pretend that waving your hand Obi-Wan style will cause people to stop hiding and finding the types of caches that you don't happen to enjoy?

 

If you have a clear picture in your head about how Star Wars constitutes an analogy of your feelings toward easy micros, please provide a litttle more detail so the rest of us can see the analogy as clearly as you do.

 

Better yet, I would recommend that you sign up to become a padawan of Master Mtn-Man. He seems to have a pretty good grip on the Light Side of things -- he doesn't allow the mere existence of his least-preferred kinds of caches to bother him at all.

 

[Yoda voice] Let go of your negative feelings. Tell others what they should and should not enjoy, you do? A Jedi Cacher craves not these things. You must unlearn what you have learned. Frustration leads to anger. Anger leads to hate. Hate leads to whining in the forums. [/Yoda voice]

[+Snoogans]

It is fascinating to watch the mutation and evolution of this thread.

 

 

You DO have the power to put it out of its misery.....

 

 

 

****flick, flick, flick,****

[+Snoogans]

I was arrested by the dark side, but I was not the cacher they were looking for......

 

 

As you can see, my Jedi mind powers easily got me out of a sticky situation.

 

 

I believe this proves which side of the force on which my side of the fence rests.

 

 

The best part... look at that smile! Dude, you were having fun! Despite the threat of a particle weapon *and* a light saber, you've got a huge smile on your face.

 

 

Dude, how many times have you seen me when I wasn't smiling?

[+KBI]

 

[Storm trooper radio voice]: Look sir! Nerds!

[+Snoogans]

 

[Storm trooper radio voice]: Look sir! Nerds!

 

 

According to the Snoogstress, I don't make nerd money. I must be content with being merely a dork. She DOES give me credit for being a pretty cool dork though, so I got that goin' for me.

[+TrailGators]

Star Wars captures the essence of my position.

Can you explain what you mean by that?

 

Star Wars captures the essence of my position. Plus it was a fun way for me to explain it. I would like people to feel "The Force" and become Jedi cache hiders or at least try.... By the way, have you seen Chewbacca?

Sorry, I still don't understand.

Some people never will...

[+TrailGators]

 

[Storm trooper radio voice]: Look sir! Nerds!

 

 

According to the Snoogstress, I don't make nerd money. I must be content with being merely a dork. She DOES give me credit for being a pretty cool dork though, so I got that goin' for me.

 

Most of us cachers are dorks and dadgum proud of it!

 

 

Edit: That was cool! I typed "dam_" and the site automatically changed it to dadgum! Let's try this word......Fudge!

Edited July 9, 2007 by TrailGators

[+Snoogans]

Star Wars captures the essence of my position.

Can you explain what you mean by that?

 

Star Wars captures the essence of my position. Plus it was a fun way for me to explain it. I would like people to feel "The Force" and become Jedi cache hiders or at least try.... By the way, have you seen Chewbacca?

Sorry, I still don't understand.

Some people never will...

 

 

They would if you used your death star mind probes.

 

 

Edited July 9, 2007 by Snoogans

[+TrailGators]

Star Wars captures the essence of my position.

Can you explain what you mean by that?

 

Star Wars captures the essence of my position. Plus it was a fun way for me to explain it. I would like people to feel "The Force" and become Jedi cache hiders or at least try.... By the way, have you seen Chewbacca?

Sorry, I still don't understand.

Some people never will...

They would if you used your death star mind probes.

We already blew up the first Death Star! But I can see that the clones are still multiplying like crazy! Why do there have to be sooo many of those dadgum things? Man, I've never used the word "dadgum" until today. My usual word is dadgum.

[+KBI]

Sorry, I still don't understand.

Some people never will...

You have a perfect analogy, but you are unable to explain it?

[+TrailGators]

Sorry, I still don't understand.

Some people never will...

You have a perfect analogy, but you are unable to explain it?

You over analyze things. Read what has been written. Use your imagination. It is all in fun!

[+KBI]

Sorry, I still don't understand.

Some people never will...

You have a perfect analogy, but you are unable to explain it?

You over analyze things. Read what has been written. Use your imagination. It is all in fun!

I DID use my imagination and have fun. Didn't you see this?