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My years in Scouts were pretty much spent terrorizing the neighborhood and slipping out of campsites looking for girls. I'm pretty positive 99% of the guys I was in Scouts with either ended up serving time in the clink, in the military, in the military to stay out of the clink, or a combination of all 3. We were a rough group. We had way too much fun.

 

I’ve always found this to be pretty accurate

 

My eyes hurt now

 

Wow, have I heard that before, more than once...

 

Speaking of "Cherries"

I went to install "some" on the Tundra and Momma put a quick halt to it...

I said "Blame it on Texas" . that F@@King rolling pin would have hurt

 

Don't you dare show her that one

Wooden spoons and rollers are deadly enough

 

Is this pre or post your “lonely Texas housewife” phase of life?

 

That was in my teen years, 1974 to 1980....

 

Need me to come over to pop that cherry?



*edit....my bad. Didn't realize you were talking about a stove

 

That thing was heavy. We had one on display and my mom didn't even really bake

 

I told the wife I'd rather put our daughter into Scouts than Guides. She is into crafts but she's also into camping and the outdoors. And she has energy to spare.

 

I have one like that. I went marble because it's heavy and momma didn't raise no bitch.

 

I mean, it's no longer the Boy Scouts anyways so she'd be more than welcome to join them.

 

WTF,

Someone else in here as old as I am

 

There were girls in my scout troop 25 years ago. So what?

 

Shit
That’s why mine isn’t sent yet
I promised him a wiring harness

 

That’s a bummer then. I’d try to find him another troop if you can. The scout master (and assistant scout masters - we had some really good ones too) really determine how good/bad the experience is. Like I said, our scout master was awesome. He used away just a couple of years ago, but had been a scout leader for over 40 years when he finally retired from it.

 

There were girls in the Explorer troops when I was in HS.
Those camp outs were fucking awesome…

 

Derp
Just saw this
He’s still a Cub Scout. And you’re one of the den leaders. Sounds like you’ve got a decent plan for next year.

I remember in Cub scouts there were still a lot of kids that didn’t know the difference between boogers and paper paste (and they ate both). My mom was our den leader from tiger cubs up till we got into Webelos. My dad ended up taking over our Webelos pack until we made it to boot scouts (me and two of my good friends growing up). Then the one friend dropped out and moved away and the other was LDS and they had their own separate troop in town (I grew up out in the sticks) and so he had to go be part of that troop then.
I know my parents put a lot of work into making those earlier years good so that my brother and I would stick with it. They were both homesteader outdoors/ hunter/ fisher/ hard working so they installed that into the group. And then when we went in to boy scouts, it was more of the same with a larger group (about 16 of us on average).

 

It was boys only when I did it around the same time, hence the name Boy Scouts. The girls did Brownies or Girl Guides.

 

My group would've welcomed girls with open arms.

 

I was like 10 years old, maybe a bit younger. Girls still had cooties.

 

As women they still do..

 

Young men grew up fast on the mean streets of Northern Michigan in the 80’s.

 

Northern Michigan as in Upper Peninsula? Like hand to hand combat with bears?!

 

More like "Lower Upper Peninsula" - we were still considered trolls by the Yoopers (for living under the bridge that connected the two peninsulas and hillbillies by the Fudgies (who would do weekend vacations around where I lived and frequented all of the touristy candy shops). But we were street-smart hillbillies. We used to refer to ourselves as "Loopers."

 

I never had that much rizz, as the kids today say. Whatever, I wasn't that cool.

 

It wouldn't have looked as cool layered over one of them eskimo suits y'all wear year around anyway.