You Might Be addicted to GEOCACHING if:

WGA Member Joined: 2007-04-27 Posts: 331 Location: Muskego

Chalk up another one for the Easter Bunny, excpet we made them solve puzzles first to get the coords. I think we did the same thing for Christmas too.

WGA Member Joined: 2009-02-18 Posts: 3

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You return from your lunch hour .. tracking mud across the building, with mud on your pants, and a big smile on your face because you got an FTF.

hehehe, and you pick out the dark pants to wear to work that day, as they hide the mud spatters much better...seriously.

WGA Member Joined: 2009-02-18 Posts: 3

or,

You volunteer to chaperone the 5th grade field trip to Virginia just to add another state to your profile! (No car, no problem, just get up a few hours earlier to WALK to the nearest hides...)

WGA Member Joined: 2009-02-18 Posts: 3

Pathtags in the dryer are found on a regular basis...

Posted: Thu Mar 05, 2009 11:40 am

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Pathtags in the dryer are found on a regular basis...

add to that, magnetic nano's....

Posted: Thu Mar 05, 2009 8:50 pm

Your friends won’t bring Tupperware to your house, since it will end up out in the woods under a log.

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this is gonna be mine cause i SELL tupperware too..................hahahahahha

this is funny to read!!!!

kiki

WGA Member Joined: 2007-02-03 Posts: 2209

You travel out of state to attend your niece's wedding and are the first couple to arrive at the church. After finding the guest book and seeing nothing but blank pages you add FTF after your signature. (true story)

Posted: Fri Mar 06, 2009 7:21 am

decide to cross a river that is raging and is almost neck high just to get a simple cache where at other times of the year you'd be able to go rock jumping to get to it.

Posted: Fri Mar 06, 2009 7:33 am

... you hear that we move forward our clocks this weekend and think "oooh 1 more hour for geocaching after work"

WGA Member Joined: 2007-12-27 Posts: 342 Location: Wausau

-cheeto- wrote:

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Pathtags in the dryer are found on a regular basis...

add to that, magnetic nano's....

Are you in the habit of swiping magnetic nanos and putting them in your pocket, cheeto? wink

Posted: Fri Mar 06, 2009 12:09 pm

naw... just carrying them around in case the mood strikes to hide another on some street corner, fence post, bus stop, or guard rail somewhere.. haven't swiped any (yet).

which gives me a couple more:

...you visit bus stops and don't get on the bus or have said/signaled "no thanks" as the bus drives up to the stop.
...you know where all the guard rails are in your home town and surrounding towns.
..you see cyclone fence post tops and want to check if they will pop off or not

WGA Member Joined: 2007-09-11 Posts: 453

When after discovering your dryer will cost more to repair than a new machine you start wondering how the dryer will look in camo, how much swag it will hold and where is a good spot to hide it

FYI for all our eco friendly people I am kidding, I plan on recycling it, but I can't say the thought didn't pass thru my head

WGA Member Joined: 2007-04-18 Posts: 36

When your wife asks you to go out for a loaf of bread you grab your car keys, wallet, and gpsr, even though the store is just down the block.

WGA Member Joined: 2007-02-03 Posts: 2209

DGDK wrote:

When your wife asks you to go out for a loaf of bread you grab your car keys, wallet, and gpsr, even though the store is just down the block.

Good one! How long were you gone?

WGA Member Joined: 2007-04-27 Posts: 331 Location: Muskego

DGDK wrote:

When your wife asks you to go out for a loaf of bread you grab your car keys, wallet, and gpsr, even though the store is just down the block.

Been there done that, drove past 3 Pick N Saves to get the Super Graduation Cache and a french bread for supper.