http://www.geocaching.com:seek@3509779247/%7E%61%6C%61%63%79/1/

[This message was edited by revx on January 02, 2003 at 01:31 PM.]

The link dosen't seem to work.

I did the cut and paste thing to get the link...wacky cache.

-Sushi of the fisherKings

The Adventures of Eric's Knife

My poor knife is a traveler now

That knife cost me all of $4 and is very dear to me. I was hoping Johnnie would do the honorable thing and give it back to me, but it looks like his evil brother Allen or devious nephew Robert got their claws on it and have forced it into a life of servitude as a traveler. My poor little knife! And I never even had a chance to wash it's little blade after it so faithfully peeled an orange for me at the Bradford Cache.

Oh the heartbreak.

Please return to me my faithful little cheapie Chinese knockoff of a knife.... My dear little friend....

I cannot get the URL posted by revx or the link posted by Penny & Chaos to work...

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I cannot get the URL posted by revx or the link posted by Penny & Chaos to work...

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The revx link didn't work for me but the Penny & Chaos one worked fine after I disabled my popup blocker. It's pretty clever in a cruel and sadistic way.

~erik~

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Originally posted by gpsfun:
I cannot get the URL posted by revx or the link posted by Penny & Chaos to work...

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I tried to show the cache page to my husband this morning on Internet Explorer. It didn't work.
Then I signed onto AOL & it worked fine. I'm not sure what's the difference.
But what really confuses me is the fact that if you click on the profile for Revx, you get Eric's profile. Eric, are you trying to frame the Lacy's for knifenapping?

Looks like there's a bootlegger or a in our midst...

revx (decrypt)

Peeled an orange?

You should have said something more impressive, like "forgot to wash it after skinning a deer"

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Eric, are you trying to frame the Lacy's for knifenapping?

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Not all of them, just the evil genius in the family who's name is in the "cache" URL

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Originally posted by ~erik~:

Not all of them, just the evil genius in the family who's name is in the "cache" URL

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I did notice that the URL in the link was not quite the same as the URL in the original post. And the letters did seem to have arranged themselves in a suspicious manner.

So you think I have one huh

I am flattered.

However I do know that some other GGA members have access to geocaching.com beyond what the normal geocacher has.

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However I do know that some other GGA members have access to geocaching.com beyond what the _normal_ geocacher has.

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Who you callin' "normal"!

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My own private area on www.geocaching.com

So you think I have one huh

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No, but I think you could take the Bradford Cache page and "customize" it. If you click on the links for other caches hidden or found it's caches hidden and found by the owner of the Bradford Cache, not me.

The other usual suspect is mudbugs. I know from experience that he is capable of doing this, but he doesn't have my knife to take photos of.

So Allen is guilty until proven innocent. I must say that I'm proud of him.

But my poor knife....

~erik~

Hehe... I'm having fun watching people trying to figure this out.

And that's all I'm gonna say about it.

(Nope, wasn't me who did it, either. I'm still learning geocaching, remember? Haven't even been to that neck of the woods. Funny nonetheless!)

Here is some links to more cache adventures of erik's knife.
1/9/03 the knife was doing some cache maintenance on the
Silver Comet Trail near the 29 mile marker
1/8/03 visited Crawfish Springs
and What used to be in north west Georgia.
1/7/03 The knife was at two mtn-man caches.
Nickajack Patty Whack
and The End of the Line
Who knows what lies ahead. One thing we know is, by saturday it will have over a thousand caching
miles since it has seen erik. For more adventures stay tune :evilking : : :

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Originally posted by johnnie:
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1/7/03 The knife was at two mtn-man caches.
http://www.geocaching.com/seek/cache_details.aspx?ID=48684
and http://www.geocaching.com/seek/cache_details.aspx?ID=48484

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I had NOTHING to do with the knife being at my caches... but I wish I did!