Sure does:
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When I was a wee laddie, I was a member of a local Cub Scouts troop for a short time. I say a short time, because the only activities we ever did seemed to revolve around church and football. Since even at that age I was never a fan of either, it was decidedly boring. The tin hat on it was when my 'Six' won some competition or other, the prize for which was to be a trip to the pictures, and I was ruled ineligible to share in the prize because I hadn't been a member all that long. For a young lad in single figures, this was an insulting disappointment. Luckily my parents agreed and I never went back.
When I was a wee laddie, I was a member of a local Cub Scouts troop for a short time. I say a short time, because the only activities we ever did seemed to revolve around church and football. Since even at that age I was never a fan of either, it was decidedly boring. The tin hat on it was when my 'Six' won some competition or other, the prize for which was to be a trip to the pictures, and I was ruled ineligible to share in the prize because I hadn't been a member all that long. For a young lad in single figures, this was an insulting disappointment. Luckily my parents agreed and I never went back.
At the age of five, Skagra decided emphatically that God did not exist. This revelation tends to make most people in the universe who have it react in one of two ways - with relief or with despair. Only Skagra responded to it by thinking, 'Wait a second. That means there's a situation vacant.'
