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I see your traditional solves and raise you bunny poo(great fertilizer)

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Gotta run eat your rice a roni.

$2,000,000 an answer but no one is buying. Why? It seems cheap to me.

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Ang!! Wrong answer gotta run, thanks for playing. Here is your box of rice a roni.

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As Seldom|seen said”First, please ASK the PUZZLE OWNER for help, before going down any other route. If they are unresponsive (and please give us a day or two since many of us are not as active as we once were and it might take a few days), then reach out to previous finders. “
The puzzle solvers try to figure out and when the CO is unresponsive they turn to me(why?). The biggest problem is when a puzzle is unsolvable as is. To use a loose example, one puzzle asks for one thing. The puzzle theme gives you a clue to what your really looking for, but they want something that technically not the answer. Another loose example, is when the CO points to many possible answers(A=Z) and none of them are right. With those I have played battleship.

speaking of battleship, firing a broadside in return is very immature. a very wise person once said forgive and you shall be forgiven.

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ouch CJ.

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your email to me says otherwise

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Well it’s a good thing I don’t Muggle B.

Jimandlinda I don’t ask anyone to follow my lead.

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But what if the CO is unresponsive? Or giving helpful advice like solving a puzzle from clues on the page. I solved a puzzle recently without going to the first waypoint first (I went there to see if my guess was close though) I showed him that technique I thought COs wanted there puzzle solved not handed. If w both grow from our experiences isn’t that good? What’s worse flaming people on a public forum for having a different way of caching/learning and bullying them or getting revenge by solving and finding the caches of that person. I know I have made anti-acquaintances and I’ve tried to ignore. They then proceed to flame me here so I solved as many as I can, grabbed my neighbor Tim and the kids and proceeded to find them. I did see other cachers doing the same thing ,apparently.

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So teaching them how to solve the puzzle is wrong? I thought the whole point is to solve the puzzle.

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It does take awhile to understand it (a lot of features) If you need help PM me

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Zgmen likes our arrangement and I will pass that on

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I suggest if your using an Apple product switch to Geosphere. It allows for having groups of caches you want to do, bearing and distance calculation, set a specific waypoint for a puzzle cache and do a truly paperless cache, and of course, the usual stuff (download PQs, import and export of gpx files, upload of field notes, browser usage )

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I know gotta run is talking about me for at least one of his rants. That being said I have noticed that where the object in question is supposed to be doesn’t jibe with the rest of the puzzle. I know I didn’t explain fully in my email but i was asking where to park for the object in question. I know roughly where to go. I’d like to plan out my route for me, my friend and the kids. My friend is almost 7feet tall and long car rides cramp his legs so he can’t walk far distance after the ride.

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Thanks I like that one. Especially your gaurdian bear

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Freshman math class I wouldn’t mind adopting.

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