Update: Tip 2: don't use a cache that looks like a bomb! Pics of the device after the break.
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In a world gone mad with fear, another global city has ground to a halt in the wake of harmless fun. Like Boston's visceral aversion to Mooninites, Auckland New Zealand has demonstrated an armed distaste for Geocaching. Geochaching is a GPS treasure-hunting game where participants find hidden containers placed around this big blue planet. Unfortunately, security caught the gamer on CCTV strapping a package to a rail near Aotea Center; they then called in the bomb squad. Tip to geocachers: don't wear a bearded, ninja-suit when placing your cache in busy urban areas.
Update: Tip 2: don't use a cache that looks like a bomb! Pics of the device after the break.

Update: Tip 2: don't use a cache that looks like a bomb! Pics of the device after the break.
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