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Baloo's Bugle

 

April 2004 Cub Scout Roundtable Issue

Volume 10, Issue 9
May 2004 Theme

Theme: My Home State
Webelos: Handyman & Outdoorsman
  Tiger Cub:
Activities

 

STUNTS AND APPLAUSES

Cheers

Circle Ten Council

TEXAS DESERT APPLAUSE - Yucca, yucca, yucca...

TEXAS (or New Jersey or Louisiana, …) OIL REFINERY APPLAUSE - Crude, crude, crude...

HOW WITH A SOUTHERN EXPOSURE YELL - How, How, How, You'all!

TEXAS WELCOME - HOOOW DDDDEEE PARRRD!!

TEXAS HOW - How! How! Howdy pardner!

WESTERN HOW - 

Stamp feet three times,

slap knees three times,

whip hand around head three times, and yell "YIPPI-I-A."

BUFFALO BONZO YELL (For a 'corny' skit)

Bonzo
Buffalo bonzo
Buffalo buffalo bonzo
Cuckoo, cuckoo, cuckoo !

Southern NJ Council

SOUTH (JERSEY) WATERMELON CHEER – Do typical watermelon Cheer, end it with a “Y’ALL”

Great Salt Lake Council

GREAT SALT LAKE: Pretend to go swimming there. As you get in water, it is cold, so say "'Ouch, ouch, ouch!" Then float along without sinking, and say "Ahhhhh!'"

THE BEST WINTER OLYMPICS ANYONE EVER HAD: Everyone pat yourselves on the back.

BIG COTTONWOOD CANYON SKIING: Put on skies, ride up lift, take off, straight down, fall with a huge clap and slide down the mountain in a tangle of skies, bindings, arms, and legs. Get up unhurt and say, "That was fun!"

Connecticut Rivers Council

CONNECTICUT CHEER – Shout Connecticut three times, clap three times, repeat three times

There are obviously a few of these that are convertible to any state or any ski area.  CD

RIDDLES

Circle Ten Council

Q: Why did the Texan buy a dachshund?

A: Because all the other cowboys were saying, Get a-long little doggie!

Q: - How many Cub Scout Leaders does it take to change a light bulb?

A: - 12

·         One to call a planning meeting,

·         One to call everyone to find a date when everyone can get together,

·         One to conduct the meeting,

·         One to make an announcement about the planned light bulb changing,

·         One to lead a song,

·         One to write a skit about light bulbs,

·         One to screw it in,

·         Two to do a run-on,

·         One to lead a cheer for a job well done,

·         One to bring refreshments,

·         And one to buy patches for everyone who participated!

 

 

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