Geocaching Edit Meaning

1.

A great game where people hide boxes (or caches) of goodies all over thw world and register the geographic coordinates on geocaching. Using a GPS unit, users are then able to go hunting for these boxes and record in the journal, take or leave items for others, and/or transfer a Travel Bugto another location.

The coordinates are off! Those retarded geocaching buttholes...

2.

An excuse to go outside and travel, combined with the fun of a hunt, and the sociability that results from meeting other Geocachers. Given a bad name by people who don't think out their placements -- a good cache should have both permission from the land owner and a reason for being there besides the cache itself.

Geocaching is pretty feckin' awesome if you do it right.

See geocache, letterboxing, gps

3.

Letterboxingfor pussies.

While letterboxers use compass directions, follow and decipher clues that lead to carefully hidden letterboxes. Those who participate in geocaching just follow GPS coordinates. Bitches.

See letterboxing, letterbox, geocache, geocaching

4.

A sport in which the participants

1) Loiter suspiciously in public places that lack adequate security

2) Hide an unknown package in a high-traffic area

3) Brag about it at geocaching

4) Dare others to go find and open the package.

"Sorry I missed the wedding, but I did rack up 10 more geocaching finds!"

See timecube