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Conan The Librarian wrote:
wrote:
What type of 'shrooms?

Just guessing here, but I would expect it's something along the lines
of psilocybe cubensis.

OK, who's the next contestant in the Conclusion Leap ? ;-)

Poor John must have quite the reputation here, that's the
third reference to psychedelics in this thread and all the
guy said was he finds mushrooms. I mean isn't it just as
likely he found some morels or something ?

--
Ken Fortenberry

Ken Fortenberry wrote:

Conan The Librarian wrote:

Just guessing here, but I would expect it's something along the
lines of psilocybe cubensis.

OK, who's the next contestant in the Conclusion Leap ? ;-)

Poor John must have quite the reputation here, that's the
third reference to psychedelics in this thread and all the
guy said was he finds mushrooms. I mean isn't it just as
likely he found some morels or something ?

No. :-)


Chuck Vance (hey, I would have written the same thing if *you*
had posted about mushrooms :-)

Conan The Librarian wrote:
Ken Fortenberry wrote:
Conan The Librarian wrote:
Just guessing here, but I would expect it's something along the
lines of psilocybe cubensis.

OK, who's the next contestant in the Conclusion Leap ? ;-)

Poor John must have quite the reputation here, that's the
third reference to psychedelics in this thread and all the
guy said was he finds mushrooms. I mean isn't it just as
likely he found some morels or something ?

No. :-)


Chuck Vance (hey, I would have written the same thing if *you* had
posted about mushrooms :-)

Well yeah, but I fully deserve my old ex-hippy reputation,
John is a retired fireman, a fine upstanding citizen and I
don't ever recall hearing any Grateful Dead coming from his
trailer. ;-)

--
Ken Fortenberry

Ken Fortenberry wrote:

Conan The Librarian wrote:

(hey, I would have written the same thing if *you*
had posted about mushrooms :-)

Well yeah, but I fully deserve my old ex-hippy reputation,
John is a retired fireman, a fine upstanding citizen and I
don't ever recall hearing any Grateful Dead coming from his
trailer. ;-)

It must be the hair. And his stream-of-consciousness style of
posting that reminds me of ... oh, nevermind ...


Chuck Vance (OK, I realize this is all says more about *me* than
anyone else)

On Apr 4, 2:40 pm, Conan The Librarian wrote:
It must be the hair. And his stream-of-consciousness style of
posting that reminds me of

Richard Brautigan?

Joe F.

p.s. I have the Magellan Explorist 200, and it's a fine little
handheld, but no more accurate than units at half the cost. I got a
great deal online, but I'll be damned if I can remember where I got it.

"rb608" wrote in message
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On Apr 4, 2:40 pm, Conan The Librarian wrote:
It must be the hair. And his stream-of-consciousness style of
posting that reminds me of

Richard Brautigan?

Joe F.

p.s. I have the Magellan Explorist 200, and it's a fine little
handheld, but no more accurate than units at half the cost. I got a
great deal online,

"but I'll be damned if I can remember where I got it."

Or where you last placed it?

Op

"Opus--Mark H. Bowen" wrote in message
Or where you last placed it?

Yeah; that too.

Sorta on topic - has anyone else ever tried the geocaching thing? I found a
few caches close by to see if it was fun. I was actually disappointed. I
liked the GPS part of navigating to specific coordinates; but the
hide-n-seek part of trying to find some little box hidden within a 30'
radius didn't hold much appeal.

It probably didn't help that a couple were in less than desirable locations
near dumpsters. Others were nigh impossible. It would probably be more fun
the more rural the setting; but I haven't had the opportunity for
close-to-home caches.

Joe F.