1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

They are much older and the scout uniforms are BLUE

 

You can tell I'm too old. I didn't have much to offer the conversation except cheering the boys on

 

So supportive you are If it were within my power I would award you the order of the EAGLE. (see big bird embroidered on shirt in pic)

 

Too late, already got it
Hahaba

 

Lol, I'll bet it would bee freaking hilarious if they all had cameras pointed at them while they all played video games together

Omg I'm sure I'd be the first declared clinically dead from laughter... It would be too much

 

Pix or lies. I also wanna see the order of the arrow and Troop#

 

Be Square @cruiserguy and follow THE CODE.

 

Uhhhh been a looooong time. I'm nerdy enough to where I don't need to verify even more nerdiness with pics of that.
But got it in Port Orchard WA. Started cub scouts in VA though. My mom pushed me pretty hard and helped tons by setting the appointments and following up and crap. Hell I was a 14 or 15 yr old kid. Took a lot of effort from Mom and she really should get at least half the credit.

 

Where was the Jamboree held where you received the Order of the Wilderness? Being Called out by Savage Indians on the Yorktown Battlefield and dropped in the woods alone for days was an honor back then.

 

You get a triple headed roller for that one hahahaHa

 

Did you Iron your own neckerchief @cruiserguy or were neckerchiefs permapressed by your time. I was allowed to use spray starch on mine

 

Lololol
I don't memba that specifically, so I bet that must mean they were permapressed for us

 

I completed Wilderness Survival but was denied the Arrow patch after attending Jimi Hendrix and Creme concert at the Mosque in Richmond. The paperback copy of "Catcher in the Rye" found on my person didn't help either. Congratulations on being an Eagle Scout.

 

Hahahahaa


Omg you must have some stories.... If I'm ever in your neck of the woods I'm definitely finding you and hearing some of those stories in person

 

Just saw a trailer and behind the scenes of '1917' and that looks like an incredible movie

 

Taking all the wrong turns SEEMS to be my forte but it's led to memories of adventures and left me with stories worth a listen. My Corporate inclined family said my life was being wasted but has softened over decades to a life well lived.

 

I remember Catcher being required reading somewhere back there. Though, Jack Kerouac's Beatnik books may have been pushing the envelops.

 

I watched a pirated 1080p version of .1917 last night on Android TV. liked "Dark Waters" more