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From: Mark Gillis (troop857@YAHOO.COM)
Date: Mon Jun 19 2000 - 16:41:10 CDT


Uh oh. Cherly said:
>Subj of sentence = I
>verb of sentence = would have
>object of verb = doubts
>
>Adverbial phrase = "If I wanted..." modifies verb
>Objective modifier = "about most ..." modified
doubts.

Now we'll get into a debate on proper usage of
English, sentence structure, and grammar. As long as
nobody kibbizes my spelling, I'll be fine :)

On to my question:

I currently have three jobs, listed in order of
importence (IMHO): Scoutmaster, OA Chapter Adviser,
and (because no one else would take it and I *still*
have not learned to keep my mouth shut) Roundtable
Commissioner. I have 3 jobs, but only one shirt with
the proper insignia.

I am one of those kind of people who feels funny doing
Scouting stuff while not in complete (and correct)
uniform. So, what do I do? get over it? Buy 2 more
shirts (shudder)?

Is it legal to "velcro" the badge of office onto the
shirt? Then, I could rip off one and slap on the
other.

Hmm, do I have to buy more epalets, too?

Thanks!

Mark Gillis

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