I was just attempting to clarify on your original point.
SysTray, see my thread titled "I'm back."
SysTray, see my thread titled "I'm back."
Don't I feel stupid?Krauser98 wrote:
SysTray, see my thread titled "I'm back."
Not many of the old fogies from the beginning left anymore.
this was a question asked on one of my other topics titled Flags by Coolbeano:
oh yeah, so i'm wondering, if all Eagle Scouts get a Capitol flag, how does that work? Do they just hoist up a bunch of flags every year solely for the Eagle Scouts
oh yeah, so i'm wondering, if all Eagle Scouts get a Capitol flag, how does that work? Do they just hoist up a bunch of flags every year solely for the Eagle Scouts
not all Eagle Scouts get a Capital flag... i.e. I didn't... but if you are hypothesizing, then I imagine they fly a new flag every day.
thats what I thoughtcommandochristian wrote:
not all Eagle Scouts get a Capital flag... i.e. I didn't... but if you are hypothesizing, then I imagine they fly a new flag every day.
When I got the job I currently have, I was told that I beat out my competition because I put on my resume that I am an Eagle Scout.
As a side note, my job isnt the greatest, but I make almost 70k.
As a side note, my job isnt the greatest, but I make almost 70k.
That was my guess too.commandochristian wrote:
not all Eagle Scouts get a Capital flag... i.e. I didn't... but if you are hypothesizing, then I imagine they fly a new flag every day.
Yep, right here. Nice posts Krauser.
Count me in.
Young Marines is better than boyscouts!
im in sea cadets!!!
petty officer 2nd class!
petty officer 2nd class!
yeah but the experiences in scouting are much better than those of the Sea Cadets or Young MarinesRevelstoke wrote:
im in sea cadets!!!
petty officer 2nd class!
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ohh... 70k... my sister makes 300k.weamo8 wrote:
When I got the job I currently have, I was told that I beat out my competition because I put on my resume that I am an Eagle Scout.
As a side note, my job isnt the greatest, but I make almost 70k.
three years out of med school, pretty sweet. that's what i want to do.
I made it to star, then dropped out because im not a big outdoors person, as you can see from the time I spend on teh internets.
you missed alotPaco_the_Insane wrote:
I made it to star, then dropped out because im not a big outdoors person, as you can see from the time I spend on teh internets.
And people with medical degrees sell their life away for money like that. Not to mention their bad days are someone else's last. That kind of stress plays havoc on a human. I'll pass.jermyang wrote:
ohh... 70k... my sister makes 300k.weamo8 wrote:
When I got the job I currently have, I was told that I beat out my competition because I put on my resume that I am an Eagle Scout.
As a side note, my job isnt the greatest, but I make almost 70k.
three years out of med school, pretty sweet. that's what i want to do.
same hereJE3146 wrote:
And people with medical degrees sell their life away for money like that. Not to mention their bad days are someone else's last. That kind of stress plays havoc on a human. I'll pass.jermyang wrote:
ohh... 70k... my sister makes 300k.weamo8 wrote:
When I got the job I currently have, I was told that I beat out my competition because I put on my resume that I am an Eagle Scout.
As a side note, my job isnt the greatest, but I make almost 70k.
three years out of med school, pretty sweet. that's what i want to do.
stryyker wrote:
My troop leader was a faggot so i backed off of Eagle
huh?ATG wrote:
stryyker wrote:
My troop leader was a faggot so i backed off of Eagle
Bummer to hear that.ATG wrote:
stryyker wrote:
My troop leader was a faggot so i backed off of Eagle
Adult leadership is crucial in Boy Scouts. Most troops are more interested in recruiting the parents into the troops at a cub scout crossover than the kids themselves.
Sad deal, but its more often than not the truth because without parent involvement, or in your case... decent parent involvement. Things fall apart quickly.
Two of my sisters husbands are millionaires, and neither of them have degrees. I guess my sisters are better than your sister. My father-in-law is a millionaire. Who gives a shit.jermyang wrote:
ohh... 70k... my sister makes 300k.weamo8 wrote:
When I got the job I currently have, I was told that I beat out my competition because I put on my resume that I am an Eagle Scout.
As a side note, my job isnt the greatest, but I make almost 70k.
three years out of med school, pretty sweet. that's what i want to do.
I could go work for any of them and make more money, but why? I work 40 hours a week in a non-stressful job. I have a nice house, and I can easily support my wife and daughter. I get my degree on Monday, and could probably get a better job... but why? Sounds to me like you are looking for happiness in money - good luck with that. And if you are in it for the money, do yourself and you patients a favor and go into sales or stock brokering. You will make a lot more money.
Bingo!weamo8 wrote:
Two of my sisters husbands are millionaires, and neither of them have degrees. I guess my sisters are better than your sister. My father-in-law is a millionaire. Who gives a shit.jermyang wrote:
ohh... 70k... my sister makes 300k.weamo8 wrote:
When I got the job I currently have, I was told that I beat out my competition because I put on my resume that I am an Eagle Scout.
As a side note, my job isnt the greatest, but I make almost 70k.
three years out of med school, pretty sweet. that's what i want to do.
I could go work for any of them and make more money, but why? I work 40 hours a week in a non-stressful job. I have a nice house, and I can easily support my wife and daughter. I get my degree on Monday, and could probably get a better job... but why? Sounds to me like you are looking for happiness in money - good luck with that. And if you are in it for the money, do yourself and you patients a favor and go into sales or stock brokering. You will make a lot more money.
In my old troop we once had 32 Eagle's in 6yrs. what about any other troops?
i was a tenderfoot. then i broke my back and had surgery so it was really hard to do much of anything in the scouts
Have you done all three? If not, then you wouldnt know.theit57 wrote:
yeah but the experiences in scouting are much better than those of the Sea Cadets or Young MarinesRevelstoke wrote:
im in sea cadets!!!
petty officer 2nd class!
Im currently in Sea Scouts, and im kind of idling in my ROTC program.
Boats > learning how to use a pocket knife
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