I found the funny

Behold, the power of the world wide web.

Sometimes I discover priceless trinkets of humor out there, but don't mention them because they tend to disappear after I find them. This blog, however, was just too funny.

Here is a quote from an August 30th posting:

"The most popular coin of the day was Curt's iPhone. This is a very humorous tale in and of itself. Maybe I will blog about it one day, but for those on the "inside" we know the story and the giggles at the mention of the coin are enough for now."

The true "inside" to that story was that I placed this coin in a cache relatively near her, posted a picture of the coin on this blog, a link to the cache I placed it in, and a comment about how I didn't want it to fall into JAG hands. Three days after I made the post, jimmylogan and bashful from JAG swooped in and grabbed it. What a shock. In reality, my only concern about the coin was that it got logged out of the cache properly and moved on.

More humor from March 24, 2009:

I am thankful for a God like that. I am also thankful for our JAG Family. JAG's members are just like any other close friend or family member. You may go days, weeks, even months without seeing each other, but the minute you reunite, you pick right back up where you left off. We have some great people in our group. However, on more than one occasion we have been referred to by some as "a group of misfits and malcontents."

Looks like they still enjoy my blog. Chances are I'm the only one that refers to them as "misfits and malcontents". No one else cares about these losers as long as they put out caches.

Another quote from March 24, 2009:

First I must say that the "established order" from whence we came at that time, was anything but orderly. However, the misfit may be somewhat of an adequate term. True, we did not fit in with the environment/circumstances, but I don't think it was because we lacked the ability to adjust it was more a case of that we had too much integrity to "sell out/adjust."

The former group may be doing well and may be back on track. I have no knowledge of the group, nor do I have a desire to attain such information. I am most happy with my "misfit" friends. I fit right in with them. If honest, genuine people are what is considered to be a misfit, I am honored to be included in that number.

Bashful made a post on this "former group"'s website today. Apparently she changed her mind about "desiring to attain such information".

Update: September 8, 2009:
I see that Titansfan has some kind words for me:

"The 'resident stalker" aka 40-year virgin, ninny and crooked eyes messiah, found your blog. Don't let him get to you."

Wow. I'm in good company, though. It seems he doesn't have much respect for the President of the United States - his Commander-in-Chief - either.

Here is an example of someone using my friend jbgreer's blog as a way to visit mine.

I wonder who this might be... Perhaps a stalker. ;-) Whoever it is, enjoy the blog.

One last note about Titansfan: He used to spy on JAG for me and now apparently he spies on me for JAG. How funny.