>>475034>tfw I wont be making vigil because I've never been one to step up beyond being a very useful assistantFeels good to be part of a good lodge though, we don't sit idly.
One must wonder- why are euro scouts so troubled by these stories of suburban scouts? Truly wouldn't it be more advantageous to the cause of good scouting to charge us with specific improvements rather than just tell us everything is wrong?
Pretty shitty scouts if you came out so bitter.
>Post-Autistic-scriptVenturing, at least in my experience, is a co-ed success, but ill note that my troop was directly affiliated with crew 1910, and so scouting was essentially a co-ed experience anyway
