GeoCaching Names - How did people come up with them
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Lucy is the name of my Geomobile, and Roo is the name of my wife's Geomobile. I have used Lucy as a name on various forums for the last 8 years, but I couldn't get Lucy on Geocaching.com. Lucy is sometimes short for Lucifer! It's funny tho', cos' Lara is the name of our most-used-for-caching Geomobile (named by the kids for - yes - Lara Croft). It gets used most as it's the best set up, most capable and least likely to make us cringe when we dent/scratch/bend it.
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Grahame Cookie
Not real hard to work out! Yes it is Cooke, with an 'E'!
Mine's a name I started using when I was made 2IC of a MUD back in my uni days. I've been using it online ever since.
It's a name my friend originally came up with as a character name for a role-playing game, and when I was hunting for a MUD character name, I asked him could use it and he said "sure!". It actually a bastardisation of the UNIX term "i-node".
It's a name my friend originally came up with as a character name for a role-playing game, and when I was hunting for a MUD character name, I asked him could use it and he said "sure!". It actually a bastardisation of the UNIX term "i-node".