How to identify a Cacher?......

[pprass]

Just don't say "are you here for the same thing I'm here for?" as that can be misinterpreted.

Ha! That would have to be the best story I have ever heard about geocaching - it was from DAK's Emu Mob when he was in San Fransisco. What a laugh (for us - not for him at the time )

[petan]

So, if we meet someone suspicious when out in the field, we just ask for DNA testing?

Wouldn't it be better to ask for DNF testing???

[Big Matt and Shell]

Just don't say "are you here for the same thing I'm here for?" as that can be misinterpreted.

Ha! That would have to be the best story I have ever heard about geocaching - it was from DAK's Emu Mob when he was in San Fransisco. What a laugh (for us - not for him at the time )

I know a certain cacher locally that has had a few issues with this...

[Minifig Ant]

I've used the "have you found it yet" line a few times without incident, and had it used on me as well I haven't had a false positive yet, but I'm sure it's bound to happen eventually.

Maybe we need some sort of official password exchange?

"Dib dib dib."
"Dob dob dob."

"Are there stairs in your house?"
"I am protected."

"The swallow flies at midnight."
"What the hell are you talking about?"

[Hoojar]

Just don't say "are you here for the same thing I'm here for?" as that can be misinterpreted.

Ha! That would have to be the best story I have ever heard about geocaching - it was from DAK's Emu Mob when he was in San Fransisco. What a laugh (for us - not for him at the time )

I know a certain cacher locally that has had a few issues with this...

I suspect that you are referring to a cacher local to you, at a cache local to me!

[LouiseAnn]

"The swallow flies at midnight."
"What the hell are you talking about?"

I can see a problem with this one!

[PesceVerde]

Is it a European Swallow?