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June Cub Scout Roundtable Issue

Volume 7, Issue 11

American ABCs
Webelos Aquanaut & Geologist
Tiger Graduation

STUNTS & APPLAUSES

York Adams Council

Abe Lincoln Cheer: That was great! HONEST!

Columbus: Put hands up like you're holding a telescope and shout "Land Ho".

George Washington Cheer: That was great. I cannot tell a lie.  Variation: Get out axe and swing it at a tree while saying, "Chip, chop, chop, TIMBER!" then yell, "WRONG TREE!"

Home Run: Simulate swinging a bat, then shade your eyes with your hands and yell, "Thar she goes."

Hot Dog with Mustard: Get your hot dog and put it in a bun. Pick up the mustard bottle and squeeze some mustard on the hot dog, then take a big bite and say, "Yummmmm!"

Liberty Bell Yell: Ding, Ding, Ding, Dong! Let freedom ring!

Mount Rushmore Cheer: Washington, Jefferson, Lincoln, Roosevelt !

 

Simon Kenton Council

What did Delaware when Mississippi lent Missouri her New Jersey?
I don’t know.  Alaska

What did Paul Revere say at the end of his famous ride?
Whoa.

Dink: Do you know what time it is?
Duff: Nome, I don’t
Dink: Alaska ‘nother person.

 

Sam Houston Area Council

Q: Why do hippies study the stars?
A: Because they are so far out!

Q: What’s the difference between constellations and Hollywood?
A: Nothing – in both the stars make the pictures!

Q: Where does the Martian President live?
A: In the green house.

 

   

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