Just down the street.
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Just down the street.
I have no enemies, but I'm intensely disliked by my friends.
Brdad, are you going to scold Dubord207 for calling this cacher a punk in your public forum? Apparently as usual, rules apply differently do different cachers and different subjects. Thank you for proving your double standard, in a separate thread from the one concerning Groundspeak Banning cachers!
dubord207, I scold thee.
Yikes, does this mean I have to take a "time out?" Hey, if I'm going to receive critical comments for taking somebody to task for for what I consider a serious breach of the very basic rules of our game, so be it. brdad's comments are fine. Like me, he occassionally finds himself acting as the "geo-police." There are lots of folks on this site that are outspoken and that includes me.
Checked to see if the "offender" (sounds better then punk) has cached again or even visited geo.com and he has not so he may not have seen my comment. My guess is that he's gone from the game and we'll never hear from again.
Sometimes the road less traveled is less traveled for a reason.
DNFTT! DNFTT! DNFTT!
"The funniest thing about this particular signature is that by the time you realize it doesn't say anything it's to late to stop reading it..."
I couldn't let this comment roll by without saying something, even though it's "off topic".
Bologna. Bullsh*t. Evidently Mike you don't know very many kids "noadays". Sure, there are a few who look for trouble, but in reality it's NO different than it's always been. I'm a mom of four--12, 17, 19, and 20. My 20 year old daughter is currently at Defense Information School for the US Marine Corp. My 19 year old son is a full time student at UMPI, with a full-time job, AND a member of the Maine Army Nat'l Guard. My 17 year old will be a senior in high school this year, and has spent her summer working at Moosehorn--and working damn hard-- for the Youth Conservation Corps. My 12 year old plays every sport going and goes out "fishing" on a boat out of Eastport a few times a week-- baiting, hauling traps, banding lobster. If you've ever worked on a boat you know it's not easy and can be dangerous if you don't know what you're doing. Interestingly enough, these kids aren't exceptions, they're the norm. It's simply that they don't get the press that the few troubled ones do.