What's the difference between a Newbie and an Oldster, in LBnA?
It's been four years (?) since the Smithsonian article.....
....and if I used to be a P15 F14 but three of my P's got yanked, am I now a
P15, F14, and Y3?
:)
Lucy
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When is a Newbie not a Newbie
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Started on 2002-04-11
When is a Newbie not a Newbie
From: Mountain Scorpia (mountainscorpia@hotmail.com) |
Date: 2002-04-11 23:14:45 UTC-04:00
Re: [LbNA] When is a Newbie not a Newbie
From: Eric Mings (elmgator@bigfoot.com) |
Date: 2002-04-11 23:55:50 UTC-04:00
>What's the difference between a Newbie and an Oldster, in LBnA?
>
>It's been four years (?) since the Smithsonian article.....
>
>....and if I used to be a P15 F14 but three of my P's got yanked, am I now a
>P15, F14, and Y3?
>
>:)
>Lucy
>
As has been the case since the original letterboxing talk list, there
will be no agreement on these profound ultimate questions. This is a
good thing. ;-)
I suggest you are as old or newbie as you feel :-)
... and if I thought about a hundred other boxes but never planted
them, do I get a Pr(ocrastination) ranking? I think I have a Pr 1235
about now. 8-)
--
Regards,
Eric Mings
Letterboxing International: http://www.letterboxing.com
StoneStashing: http://www.stonestashing.com
>
>It's been four years (?) since the Smithsonian article.....
>
>....and if I used to be a P15 F14 but three of my P's got yanked, am I now a
>P15, F14, and Y3?
>
>:)
>Lucy
>
As has been the case since the original letterboxing talk list, there
will be no agreement on these profound ultimate questions. This is a
good thing. ;-)
I suggest you are as old or newbie as you feel :-)
... and if I thought about a hundred other boxes but never planted
them, do I get a Pr(ocrastination) ranking? I think I have a Pr 1235
about now. 8-)
--
Regards,
Eric Mings
Letterboxing International: http://www.letterboxing.com
StoneStashing: http://www.stonestashing.com
Re: [LbNA] When is a Newbie not a Newbie
From: Chuck Straub (woodschuckstraub@yahoo.com) |
Date: 2002-04-12 10:06:55 UTC-07:00
I'm not sure of the difference between a newbie and a
oldster but the number of boxes planted should not
change if they were stolen or yanked. If one person
stamped in it he is going to count it as a find so,
you have to count it as a plant. Rules here seem to be
pretty informal....Chuck & Molly
--- Mountain Scorpia
wrote:
> What's the difference between a Newbie and an
> Oldster, in LBnA?
>
> It's been four years (?) since the Smithsonian
> article.....
>
> ....and if I used to be a P15 F14 but three of my
> P's got yanked, am I now a
> P15, F14, and Y3?
>
> :)
> Lucy
>
>
>
>
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oldster but the number of boxes planted should not
change if they were stolen or yanked. If one person
stamped in it he is going to count it as a find so,
you have to count it as a plant. Rules here seem to be
pretty informal....Chuck & Molly
--- Mountain Scorpia
wrote:
> What's the difference between a Newbie and an
> Oldster, in LBnA?
>
> It's been four years (?) since the Smithsonian
> article.....
>
> ....and if I used to be a P15 F14 but three of my
> P's got yanked, am I now a
> P15, F14, and Y3?
>
> :)
> Lucy
>
>
>
>
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> Chat with friends online, try MSN Messenger:
> http://messenger.msn.com
>
>
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