[Gooch]

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Originally posted by SkreeminWeezul:
I dont think my question warranted such anger.

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I was just trying to be funny, but I guess when put in writing my thoughts seemed harsh. If I was talking in person you’d see I was just teasing by my gestures and stuff. I didn’t mean to appear angry, so I apologize for that. I guess I should try the cache in question before I open my cake hole. I feel like Limp Biskit’s Fred Durst at the Grammy’s when he said, “Are we all in agreeance we want this war to end…”
He got ripped and humiliated for weeks about “agreeance” not being a real word.

BTW I was at this park for the fireworks on July 4 with some friends and I don’t remember seeing no abandoned cars or broken glass. There were enough mosquitos to leech a water buffalo though! And my friend Snot almost blew off his little pinky with a home made M-80. What an idiot.

[Gooch]

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Originally posted by SkreeminWeezul:
In my opinion all caches should be “kid-friendly” because many people have thier children with them. Unless warned ahead of time they could be walking into danger. I am all for a challenge, but I do not like to risk my life or my health or my husband’s or dog’s either..

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What? Are you some sort of Volvo driving soccer mom? I suppose your kids have to wear a knee + elbow pads and a helmet to ride their bike down the driveway. Nothing is 100% safe, you could get a scratch or 2 geocaching or maybe step in a Cleveland Steamer left by some mutt, but I don’t think you will be risking your life! It’s not like you are going bungee jumping, skydiving, playing golf cart chicken, or bull tipping. Most caches are in parks so there is going to be litter, that’s why they have the “cache in, trash out” program.
I don’t think all caches are “kid friendly” either. I’ve read about some that need scuba gear, rock climbing equipment, and even bug spray! Somebody better report these to Oprah and Dr Phil so they can warn their brainwashed sheep.

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