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  1. Have your son go to the his Patrol Leader first. Scouting is a scout run organization and we adults are here to make sure that things run smoothly. If your son is not satisified go to the Senior Patrol Leader next and not only express his problem but express the fact that his PL did no do anything about the problem. Finally he should go to the scoutmaster. If all else fails then you could go and speak with the Committee Chair and voice your concern on the whole incident.

  2. Has anyone seen the show on the Discovery Channel Man vs. Wild? Host is a British Special Forces Veteran who plants himself in the middle of nowhere and gives himself a certain time to get out. Besides some bad practices (ie....Hitchhiking) I think this show is extremely informative.

  3. Eagle On His Chest

    By Mike Huneke

    Recording by Tom Meier

     

    G D C

    His plans are already made.

    G D C

    Today he will stand upon that stage,

    G D

    With his mother and father by his side

    Em D

    Hell take an oath with pride

    C D

    Hell promise to always give his best

    C D G

    And then theyll pin and eagle on his chest

     

     

    And all the boys will watch them call his name.

    And to them he will never be the same.

    His words will inspire, fill them with desire

    A hero stands before the rest,

    Because he wears and eagle on his chest.

     

    C D

    And hes a leader of tomorrow,

    G Em

    Standing here today.

    C D

    And he learned about integrity

    G Em

    Somewhere along the way.

    C D

    And if you ask him why he lives like this

    G Em

    You know that he will say

    C D G

    Its because he wears and eagle on his chest.

    C D G

    Because he wears an eagle on his chest.

     

     

    Instrumental verse.

     

     

    A couple years have passed since that day.

    And beside him now stands his protg.

    Hes a boy with inspiration

    He knows his destination.

    He wants to rise above the rest

    He wants to wear an eagle on his chest.

     

    Now his plans are already made.

    Someday he will stand upon that stage.

    With his mother and father by his side,

    Hell take an oath with pride.

    Hell say the words just like the rest,

    And then theyll pin an eagle on his chest.

     

    And they are leaders of tomorrow,

    Standing here today.

    And they learned about integrity

    Somewhere along the way.

    And if you ask them why they live like this

    You know that they will say

    Its because we wear and eagle on our chests.

    Because they wear an eagle on their chests,

    And they will always wear and eagle on their chests.

     

  4. For years I attended Goose Pond Scout Reservation in Pennsylvania, as a scout and always enjoyed myself. I especially enjoyed Wednesday night campfires and listening to a councilor's "Eagle on his Chest" song which he played on his guitar to honor all scouts who made Eagle Scout in that week.

    After many years of hard work I have obtained my Eagle Scout and am planning my court of honor.

    I am looking for this song whether it be in words or in recorded form.

    Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks alot for those who help.

     

  5. So, political correctiveness?? Many have taken the fun and joy out of the holiday's of many because of political correctiveness. This all comes back to censorship. If you don't want to hear or see things. Don't listen or don't watch. If it help's, Merry Christmas!!

  6. The Answer to this question is YES! Everyone in this world takes thing t seriously any more. Eveything from home to jobs, things have been totally been blowen out of proportion. and because we realate out lives to evrything Scouting has been pulled into it. Sit back relax and let things take their own course.

  7. FScouter,

    The question you ask is a good one, but I have answers. The next time that scout is on a campout and is cooking for the troop, secretly add some hot sauce to the older scouts food, or soak the toliet paper is super glue so that when is on in the latrine he's got no toilet paper, or the younger scout could remove all the older scout clothes during the night so that the he'sgot nothing to wear in the morning.

  8. I'm very interested in this forum for the sole fact that people don't ahve to do what they are told, BUT tonight I was an unexpected victim of some HARMLESS fun. I was eating an icecream, on a stick, and was asked, "Does tha icecream smell? Becuase I had a bad one yesterday." No like any person would I put the icecream upto my nose to smell it and the next thing i knew i had icecream in my nose. Did I go straight to the local courthouse and file a lawsuit, NO. It's harmless fun. NO ONE GETS HURT.

  9. All that stuff is harmless fun, no one got hurt and if the scout thought intuitively he would have gone out on the canon report and when he found out that it was a joke, turned it around on the SPL. I belong to a Fire Dept. and when we get a new guy in we ask him "Where's the water hammmer?" now he could spend hour looking all over for it, there's no such thing, it's a phenomenon. When you shut off the water to quick the line will give a great jerk. Now, yeah, he's gone looking for it for hours but, in the process he not gotten hurt and, he's been softened up, as I like to call it. Everyone takes things way to seriously.(This message has been edited by BSAT17SPL)

  10. The problem with the world today is that everyone takes things so seriously now adays and no one has a sense of humor, people need to lay back and smell the coffee instead of the money. "Oh boy, i got a bruise i'm going to sue you for 300,000 dollars." Do you want to know the worst part, THE JUDGE AWARDED IT TO HIM!!!! Think before you act.

  11. I would sugest that you and your patrol go on a patrol hike and take a couple of leaders with you and you can find them that way. Even if it's in one of your backyards. You could also do it at a patrol meeting. If that doesn't work talk with your SPL or SM.

     

  12. I have a "war Story" about fire involving myself and another older scout. At the time I was a star scout and the other scout also. I was 14 and he was 17. It was November and every November my troop cooks a Thanksgiving dinner and starting two years ago we started to deepfry them. Well after dinner we started a fire and me and the other scout thought that it would be a cool idea to pour all the peanut oil from the turkey on the fire. Well all i have to say is I'm glad that our leaders had good eye on us because seconds before we dumped it we got stopped. Luckly. We were told to go put the peanut oil away and grab ONLY a coffee can full. Well all i hvae say is that that day an angel was watching me because If we had dumped all that oil on the fire we would have been badly burned or dead.

     

    Moral: DON'T MESS WITH FIRE.

  13. I am very upset over today's generation, I was at my weekly scout meeting and during it I randomly walked to a scout and asked them what the date was and then asked them what happened to day. The bad part was that 4 out of 9 scouts knew what the significants of the day was. I attribute this to the lack of advertisement or learning in school. Now I'm a Junior in High school and Not once did I hear anything mentioned about the day.

  14. I too have a scout in my troop with ADD and if he cna put his mind to it then he can work all night but there are some nights when he can't focus and I was wondering if anyone had any type of game/project that can help him go throughout the ranks.Right now he is a scout.

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