The Return of Bob a Job

[bigmarco]

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk...k-7742343.html

Any ex scouts out there remember doing bob a job. I wonder what the equivalent is now. I suppose its a least a couple of quid.

[Dedworth]

Kelvin Mackenzie from the Daily Mail wrote this yesterday :-

Some months back, while walking my dog through local woods I was appalled at the volume of litter, especially the plastic bottles which even an anti-greener like me acknowledges would comfortably see me out before disintegrating. So I had a choice: either start picking the stuff up myself (me with all my back issues, time issues, idleness issues) or hiring someone to do it.

After a brief wrestle between conscience and wallet, I am pleased to announce that on May 30, cubs from the 1st Weybridge will sweep though the trees carrying all before them. All for a donation of £150. Why don’t you track down your local cubs through Google (or just contact your local Catholic priest — sorry, that’s a cheap gag and unworthy of me) and I am sure they would love to turn out if the money is right.

Bob-a-Job is gone, but Do-a-Job by the hard-up cub troops is just beginning.

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/debate/ar...#ixzz1ujP5fj6k

[lastlid]

Getting back to Tesco, its not uncommon to see the local scouts etc at the end of the till run packing ones bags for a few bob, once in a while.....

[Ako Si Jamie]

Knowing Tesco, they'd get them working on the tills before long.

[grahamw48]

Seems more fun in the Scouts now. Is it too late to get my breast exam ?

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[lastlid]

Seems more fun in the Scouts now. Is it too late to get my breast exam ?

I wonder what the badge looks like?

[grahamw48]

I was in the Cubs and remember well doing 'bob a job'.

[lastlid]

Dib dib dib dob dob dob