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Chat Area => General Discussion Area => Topic started by: holtender on 24 December 2011, 20:01:25
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Who was a Boy Scout?
I joined the 57th South Birmingham Troop in 1968, we met in a wooden shed in the playground of a school , I learnt plenty of stuff that has been of use to me throughout my life.
Be Prepared
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I was.. for about 6 weeks. ;)
Long enough to get my Mum roped into running the troop, which she did for another 20 odd years. ;D
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I was a Brownie........no, not the chocolate-fudge kind! :y
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i was a sea cadet 1st Oulton Broad for 10 years
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I'm still AWOL from the 36th bolton cubs.
I have to hide in the shed during bob a job week in case they find me. ;D
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i married into a scouting family for my sins, father in law was gsl (group scout leader) my missis did beavers at time and since moving back to midlands has recently started doing again, my daughter of 6yrs ol is now also a beaver scout as all coed now
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Never been in the scouts but I've been in plenty beavers
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ditto myself
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Air cadets myself. I was a cub for many years but on my first night at the scouts in Warrington I was threatened with a knife. Never went again.
The prospect of flying a plane and shagging girls in RAF uniforms won ;D
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Air cadets myself. I was a cub for many years but on my first night at the scouts in Warrington I was threatened with a knife. Never went again.
The prospect of flying a plane and shagging girls in RAF uniforms won ;D
Hmm. Does sound more fun than chucking batteries on a camp fire then legging it.
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I was a Sea Cadet for a good few years, happy times & stood me in good stead ever since :y
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Air cadets myself. I was a cub for many years but on my first night at the scouts in Warrington I was threatened with a knife. Never went again.
The prospect of flying a plane and shagging girls in RAF uniforms won ;D
Hmm. Does sound more fun than chucking batteries on a camp fire then legging it.
We did that as.well, sometimes the odd blank round found its way to the bonfire also ;D
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I was in the Air cadets (for similar reasons to Guffer). My CO keeps asking me to come back as an instructor, shame I don't have the time.
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I was never allowed to join those afterschool clubs. I think my mum had a natural distrust of gentlemen who willingly give up their free time to play with small boys...
...all of a sudden, I think you may be able to understand why I am like I am ;D
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Air cadets myself. I was a cub for many years but on my first night at the scouts in Warrington I was threatened with a knife. Never went again.
The prospect of flying a plane and shagging girls in RAF uniforms won ;D
shagging girls in RAF uniforms
I do agree - the sight of a uniformed woman with a weapon is quite captivating. :D :D :D
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I do agree - the sight of a uniformed woman with a weapon is quite captivating. :D :D :D
OH Mamma!
NURSE!!
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Air cadets myself. I was a cub for many years but on my first night at the scouts in Warrington I was threatened with a knife. Never went again.
The prospect of flying a plane and shagging girls in RAF uniforms won ;D
shagging girls in RAF uniforms
I do agree - the sight of a uniformed woman with a weapon is quite captivating. :D :D :D
:P Particularly so, when it`s a taser! :D
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Air cadets myself. I was a cub for many years but on my first night at the scouts in Warrington I was threatened with a knife. Never went again.
The prospect of flying a plane and shagging girls in RAF uniforms won ;D
shagging girls in RAF uniforms
I do agree - the sight of a uniformed woman with a weapon is quite captivating. :D :D :D
:P Particularly so, when it`s a taser! :D
like it! like it! like it! :y :y :y
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I was a Sea Scout, but my tent kept sinking...... ;D
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Yes, from age 8 to about 16 I was involved with scouting.
Great times, dont regret any of it, many very happy memories and lots of good experiences.
Also.....Its where I was introduced to Oof's very own Ljay :D :D :D
Left shortly afterwards mind, after a lot of bad feeling over some 'tent sharing' ;)
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I signed up in 1955 as a Wolf Cub.......achieved Sixer status. ;) 1st Penn and Tylers Green Pack. Unfortunately, there was no Scout troop to follow on to.
When my lad joined in 1980, we got involved, which led to another 20 years charity work !!!!!!! ;)
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No jokes re the title yet...?
Cubs me.
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Yes, from age 8 to about 16 I was involved with scouting.
Great times, dont regret any of it, many very happy memories and lots of good experiences.
Also.....Its where I was introduced to Oof's very own Ljay :D :D :D
Left shortly afterwards mind, after a lot of bad feeling over some 'tent sharing' ;)
I was a Venture scout briefly! Until I was led astray! ;)
Brownies etc were all too girly for me, never got chance to do The Duke of Edinburgh Award but did do The Basic Expedition Training Award with 13 lads which kind of made up for it! ;D ;D
We're considering starting our eldest in scouts next year.
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Boys brigade myself, always enjoyed the rivalry between us and the scouts when camping in Wales, mucho fighto ;D