Errol's Four Elements Geocoin
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Owner:
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ShisaSensation
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Released:
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Thursday, August 29, 2013
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Origin:
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Okinawa, Japan
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In the hands of cyclist81550.
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Like all trackables, would like to move all around the world without going M.I.A.
I would like to go to any or all of these places if possible:
Atwater Village, Los Angeles, California (Griffith Park works too)
Fort Walton Beach, Florida (or anywhere in the Panhandle)
Aviano, Italy (or anywhere around Northeast Italy)
Monterey, California (or anywhere around the Monterey Bay area)
Abilene, Texas
Omaha, Nebraska (would like caches around the TD Ameritrade Park)
Manila, Philippines
Korben Dallas: Leeloo... how do we open these stones?
Leeloo: Wind blows... Fire Burns... Water Falls...
Yeah I just can't get enough of that movie. But uh, yeah, who isn't a big fan of the Four Elements, unless of course you're those arch-bishops that got killed in Dan Brown's Angels and Demons maybe. With those you also get the Four Humors: blood (fire), yellow bile (air), black bile (earth) and phlegm (water); which leads to the Four Temperaments: Sanguine (blood), Choleric (yellow bile), Melancholic (black bile) and Phlegmatic (uuh).
Thus, this is in tribute to people in general, whether we're romantic but sensitive (Sanguine), fun-loving but impulsive (Choleric), loyal but ambitious (Melancholic) or shy but pragmatic (Phlegmatic). A Cracked.com After Hours episode has a humorous (pun intended if not well delivered) but interesting take on this concept as shown here (NSFW or rather NSFKids). Extra bonus points if you loved Saturday Morning cartoons if you were a late 80s, early 90s kid.
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