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Were You in the Boy or Girl Scouts?

Started by V M, January 11, 2012, 01:44:18 AM

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Would You Have Rather Been in The Girl or Boy Scouts?

Yup
13 (38.2%)
I Was in the Cub, Boy Scouts But would rather have been in the Brownies, Girl Scouts
9 (26.5%)
I Was in the Brownies, Girl Scouts But would rather have been in the Cub, Boy Scouts
3 (8.8%)
I wasn't in Either one but wanted to be
8 (23.5%)
Nope
4 (11.8%)
I Don't give A S#!7, I Think They're Both Lame!!!
1 (2.9%)

Total Members Voted: 34

Shang

I was in Girl Scouts. :3 I loved it very much, though I also wanted to be in Boy Scouts because they did more cool things.  I wouldn't trade the experience of Girl Scouts for anything, though.  I learned a lot there that has helped me.
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xander

I was in Cubs and Scouts but here it is for girls and boys.
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Ribbons

No. But being that I'm a teenager I can be in the girl scouts, so maybe I just will.
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tekla

I did it right up until I was 16, then I bought a car and started taking myself camping.
FIGHT APATHY!, or don't...
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EmilyElizabeth

I was in Boy Scouts and hated every second of it

Somehow, I forced myself to get Eagle Scout just to impress my dad or something

not a day passed after I finished the requirements for it before i came out to my parents

guess i was done pretending  :laugh:


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Kelly J. P.

 I regret not having an experience like this in my childhood, though perhaps it's just as well. I was an outcast in school from Kindergarten to twelve - I doubt an extra-curricular environment would have been any better. And if it was male-only, it might have been dangerous.

Not having a girl-only experience makes me feel a little hollow at times, but there's plenty of time in the future to remedy that I suppose.
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Max

I can relate to much of what Kelly said above. I was put in Girl Scouts for a little while but then refused to go because I didn't feel I belonged there. I've had buddies who were in Boy Scouts all the way through high school and I was always so envious.
"I wish I could show you, when you are lonely or in darkness, the astonishing light of your own being." ~Hafiz
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Silas

Aw, I'm not a "troo man"  ;)
I always wanted to be in the girl scouts.  :P It sounded much more fun than camping, which I was barely interested in. (Didn't know the boy scouts actually did funner stuff!)

I honestly was only interested in them for their cookies, though. XD
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