Geocaching Caption Contest 14 – Win a Barely Coveted Prize

Eric Schudiske on October 7, 2010, 2:38 pm

Winning Caption: Peter Peter pumpkin eater
Had a wife but couldn’t keep her.
Put her in an ammo can
Traded for a matchbox van! – Morgan’s Marauders

Try your caption writing skills in the fourteenth installment of our Geocaching Caption Contest. You could win a barely coveted prize. This photo comes directly from Groundspeak Headquarters. The lobby is decorated for the Halloween holiday.

What caption would you write? “Muggles sure have gotten smaller, more orange and weirder.” You can do better.

Submit your caption and see what captions other geocachers have suggested. Please include your geocaching username in all entries.

You can help sway the vote. “Like” the caption you think should win. If you think your caption should win, tell (bribe) friends and strangers to vote for you. Lackeys will then decide between the top captions to crown the winner of this Geocaching Caption Contest.

Barely coveted prize

The winner receives a barely coveted prize of a single German-language Official Geocaching.com Logbook .

Click on the image to discover the winning caption from the previous Geocaching Caption Contest

17 Lackeys voted to award the winner of the thirteenth Geocaching Caption Contest a barely coveted prize.

Click on the picture to the right to see who won.

Explore the wit and wisdom of geocachers by checking out all the Geocaching Caption Contests.

WVUhome

“Hey MUMMY…I found the Cache in these cobwebs!”
Unclesam1111

Groundspeak’s Lost & Found celebrates it’s oldest cache covered in cobwebs and the mummified remains of the cache owner while searching the pyramids in Egypt !
Unclesam1111

Signal feels he has the winning costume this year at the Groundspeak Annual Halloween Party !
Unclesam1111

Signal introduces his Mummy to geocaching at the Halloween allnighter event.
Unclesam1111

Signal’s Mummy is so proud to finally get the first FTF !
Katt12543

When trick or treating we’ve alway been told to stay with our mummies and not to open mystirious candies!
Mxmarg

While that simpleton Pumpkinhead cheeses it up for the camera, Fernhead makes a grab to log the FTF
teamwilz

It was supposed to be a quick PAG.
Mike Giles

how can i find the cache, i can’t even find my GPS!!
Apfire8

Hey! Who stuck this candle in my head? It’s hot enough with all this wrap on!!
kdm nichols

the humpty dumpty halloween costume cache
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I’m sure I can find it as long as I don’t loose my head
Corphan&Frick&Frack

Who took my head? It wasnt a travel bug! Oh please give it back.

Corophan&Frick&Frack
ClimbGuy

The final stage of a “Mummy” stage cache!
Climbguysmom

Trick or Treat ? Geocache ?….Candy ? Caches ?…..Geocaching Yay !
BakerGeckos

I got lost 10 years ago and this is what I look like now.
Cindy

Worst case of poison-ivy ever: check
Allergic reaction to benadryl :check
FTF on a 5* cache: priceless
Steve

I dunno what he’s looking so happy about, there’s no way on earth he’s going to manage to open that ammo can with those fingers!
No log, no find
jimbobalya

HEY, that mummy stole my head!

Sincerely,
The Headless Horseman
Dedoming

Don’t be a dummy……never geocache with a mummy!!
GeoBroke

Sorry I had to use micro cache log strips for my costume this year.
http://blog.geocaching.com Eric Schudiske

Thanks for playing this round of the Geocaching Caption Contest. Lackeys have voted and awarded a winner. Check out our latest contest to test your caption writing contest.
Bruce Kuennen

Is this how you enter? My caption is “Subtle”
magra11

Please remind the trick-or-treaters that food is not allowed in caches!
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DIY is a most effective way to reflect a person’s capability of design
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Good caption “If you hold it to your ear you can hear all the screams from the frustrated FTFs.” I am also reading the ones from previous contests.

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