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"Well, I've been known as Bear since the second grade when I played a Teddy Bear in a school play. Afterwards, kids always seemed to befreind me, trusting me, like thier favorite teddy bear. Later, when I discovered girls (look it up in the history books folks, I did discover them  ), they found me to be cuddly like a teddy bear.   So, when I got into computers and was looking for a handle for Q-Link back in '83, \"Ted E Bear\" just seemed natural. Now, I just go by Bear. \n  \nTing, on the other hand, came from a name my wife used in a RPG we played with some friends. She played a pixie (think of Tinkerbell or some other type of faerie) and was VERY mischeivious and extremely intelligent. Of course, she had the innocence of a child and she played it to the hilt too. \"Who? Me\" was often a quote we heard from her, usually after something bad happened and we blamed her (it really WAS her fault). And, she managed to keep us in stitches with her antics and off collar remarks. Just ask her sometime about what she said when we found a Golumn statue standing like 70 feet tall and blocking the pass, keeping us from getting through. Go ahead, ask her, I dare ya! \n  \nBear &amp; Ting \n  \nI thought I was a little off, then I looked at my GPS and discovered I accurate to 12 ft. \n  \nGeocachers don't NEED to ask for directions! \n"
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