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I'm wondering what overnight campouts are going to be like now that horny teenage girls will be camping out in tents right next to horny teenage boys while their scout leaders are sawing logs in their own tents in the middle of the night?



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 10/11/2017 10:09PM by koriwhore.

There's a new section in the Boy Scout Handbook about whittling condoms out of pine cones. They are never going to forget their motto: Be Prepared.

Hahaha god damn old dog.

Believe it or not that scout that is front and center looks kind of like me back in the day. Its a little freaky because i hated scouts.

koriwhore Wrote:
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> I'm wondering what overnight campouts are going to
> be like now that horny teenage girls will be
> camping out in tents right next to horny teenage
> boys while their scout leaders are sawing logs in
> their own tents in the middle of the night?

It could possibly be an opportunity for waiting spirit children in the preexistence to obtain human bodies.

When I was the age of Cub Scouts (8-10?) I didn't want to have a thing to do with girls!

Girls are already allowed in Explorer Scouts and some of the other programs for teens and older kids.

Not being in regular scouts (normally age 11-17 or so) I guess girls feel they're missing out on the leadership development and the Eagle Scout goal setting, and sometimes achieving?

Can't let young girls start thinking that they're actually capable of more than staying at home and taking care of the kids! Then they might actually challenge the patriarchy.

yeah, no joke.

I made one comment expressing my personal thought that this was great, that girls can do whatever boys can do and boy howdy, you'd a thunk that I had started talking politics!

For some reason, this is a real hot button issue. I didn't think it was, in fact I thought "hey, yeah, if some young girl wants to learn those skills, who am I to say 'no' and people were accusing me of being on the left (since when is being supportive of young people a 'left' thing?), I was told that THIS is exactly why our country is going in the wrong direction.

Really people?

I heard pulling out was effective in preventing certain consequences...was that wrong? :)

Pulling out doesn't sound like the manly thing to do.