April 2002 Cub Scout
Roundtable Issue
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Volume 8, Issue 9 May Theme
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Abracadabra
Webelos Outdoorsman and Handyman
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STUNTS & APPLAUSES
Tongue Twisters
Heart of America Council
Twenty treasure trackers tried
to trick trusting tourists.
Five furry flies fly fast and
furious.
Sally saw seven ships sail the
sea.
Cheers
Heart of America Council
Surfer’s Cheer
“Surf’s Up!”
Life Guard’s Cheer
Put your whistle in your mouth, blow it (whistle) and say, “Walk!”
Non-Swimmer’s Cheer
Hold your nose with one hand and hold three fingers over your head. As
you sink below the surface say, “Glub, glub, glub!”
Cannon Ball Cheer
Wrap your arms around your knees, jump up and yell, “Kersplash!”
Babbling Brook Cheer
“Babble, babble, babble”
Run Ons
Heart of America Council
Why does an elephant wear
dark glasses?
If you had all those stupid jokes told about you, you’d wear dark glasses,
too.
What’s the proper way to
raise an elephant?
With a hydraulic lift.
Why did the Cub Scout take
bread and butter with him in the street?
He was looking for the traffic jam.
I have a tree right here in
my hand!
Really? That’s a very small tree. Show me.
It’s right here (holds up
outstretched hand). It’s a palm!
Why did the Scout live in a
house with no bathtub or shower?
‘Cause he wanted to be filthy
rich. Lucky dog.
Riddle
Heart of America Council
Farmer Higgs owns 3 pink pigs, 4
brown pigs and 2 black pigs. How many of Higgs’ pigs can say that they are
the same color as another pig on Higgs’ pig farm?
None. Pigs can’t talk.
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