Geocaching???

[Dinglesberry]

id go and take the stuff out of the cache and never put it back >

[ShadoWolfe]

Originally Posted by Dinglesberry

id go and take the stuff out of the cache and never put it back >

Well this is the idea. You can keep something as a memento if you like, so long as you replace it with something meaningful. The caches I've seen have all had a ton of stuff in them, though, because serious geocachers just go to leave a bunch of knickknacks and don't even take anything out.

[Dinglesberry]

Originally Posted by ShadoWolfe

Well this is the idea. You can keep something as a memento if you like, so long as you replace it with something meaningful. The caches I've seen have all had a ton of stuff in them, though, because serious geocachers just go to leave a bunch of knickknacks and don't even take anything out.

i think you misunderstood me, i meant i would take the stuff out and leave nothing

[Cavernio]

Originally Posted by Dinglesberry

i think you misunderstood me, i meant i would take the stuff out and leave nothing

unsurprising you'd say that because its a real dick move

(unless people are the geocache, 'stuff' is your identity, then its a pretty awesome thing because you get to fill it with -whatever you want- )

[ShadoWolfe]

Originally Posted by Cavernio

(unless people are the geocache, 'stuff' is your identity, then its a pretty awesome thing because you get to fill it with -whatever you want- )

On this, there's almost always a log or notebook you can sign. That first time in SF, I didn't know what geocaching was but the log made the point of it guessable. I didn't have anything to leave so I wrote my name down and took a keychain that said "Japan".

EDIT: ninja'd by goldenbutt