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  • #31
    Men can only to great lengths go, if they can first get their women to crow.
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    • #32
      Originally posted by jimbo View Post
      Men can only to great lengths go, if they can first get their women to crow.
      Amen Brother.
      You had better hope that I am the evil twin.

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      • #33
        I was a scout once, never had any crazy Den leaders or and religious over or undertones mild or otherwise, I guess I was a lucky one.
        Headbutts,

        A sign of affection in Cats, Marines, and old school punks. - freiman

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        • #34
          I wanted to be a boy scout instead of a girl scout. This was before I got TEH GAY COOTIES. So I'd probably get the boot if I had found a way in.



          But yeah, huzzah for custom titles!

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          • #35
            There were 2 girls in the boy scouts at the same time as me, one of them was better than me at all that scout stuff.

            Nice custom title Paige
            Headbutts,

            A sign of affection in Cats, Marines, and old school punks. - freiman

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            • #36
              I went to girl scout camp.
              Rule #1: Don't Visualize!

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              • #37
                the boy scouts were too lame for me, I spent three weeks in the woods in a tree made into a lean-to... that was an interesting excuse note for my absence from school.
                Go for the eyes Boo!

                I will hijack your thread... not intentionally, but I will

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                • #38
                  ...am I the only one whose Girl Scout troop did the whole "running, jumping, climbing trees, building things with hammer&nails, playing with knives, etc" thing? We did primitive camping at least twice a year, and went on one big trip per year, usually things like white-water rafting or trips to the mountains. My brothers' dens didn't do nearly as much "boy" stuff as we did, and we had time for arts and crafts and first-aid certification and the like on the side.

                  ...then again, my mom was one of our troop leaders...
                  ~Captain of the pirate ship Virtue

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                  • #39
                    Originally posted by Plunder Down-Under View Post
                    I was a scout once, never had any crazy Den leaders or and religious over or undertones mild or otherwise, I guess I was a lucky one.
                    I was a Cub Scout, myself. Being that our pack was based out of the Methodist church I used to attend, the religion aspect was there but not really emphasized. By the time I had all four of my badges, our pack had gone from about twenty kids to six or seven. We all turned out pretty good, I think. I never progressed to being a Boy Scout. By that point, I had other, geekier interests.


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                    • #40
                      Wasn't able to join scouts. I love all that camping, creativity, et cetera stuff. But I got stuck in Brownies then Girl Guides. Have a friend who has convinced me to join this organisation that goes and camps in the middle of the country for two weeks. But at my age I have to join as a leader. All voluntary, but they cover expenses and get beer money, for supplies - seriously it's called Beer Money.

                      So looking forward to it. Just hope they let me join.
                      Like the wind that blows in thunder,
                      Like a stallion on the fly,
                      I got it on,
                      And I'm standing strong ...

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                      • #41
                        Scouts here was just introducing the options for girls to join, so twas all good....there was about 1/5 of the troop female....6 out of 30.

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                        • #42
                          Here for the BSA we do have our Venture program which is for boys and girls age 14-20 that mainly do high adventure trips.

                          And it is nice to hear that most everyone had some type of positive experience with Scouting.
                          You had better hope that I am the evil twin.

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                          • #43
                            scouts ARE good. if theres no crazy parents. Seolta's mom... well she shoulda been down here, then i'da prolly been all over it.

                            Ruestir Prude
                            i'm not a prude, i just don't like that kind of pain. my bodys funny inside and i'm just not up to par with other girls on ability to accomodate. besides, thicker is better.

                            Wanted My Hos & Knifes Fly

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                            • #44
                              Originally posted by Leffy View Post
                              i'm not a prude, i just don't like that kind of pain. my bodys funny inside and i'm just not up to par with other girls on ability to accomodate. besides, thicker is better.
                              I know you're not a prude, was just a failed attempt at humor on my part.
                              Do not meddle in the affairs of Dragons, for thou art crunchy and good with ketchup!

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                              • #45
                                Your mum is a failed attempt at humour on your part!!
                                Headbutts,

                                A sign of affection in Cats, Marines, and old school punks. - freiman

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