Here's a Boy Scout camp story (OK, it's off topic - so what).
There was a kid the rest of us didn't like (not unusual for a bunch of 11 year olds). At camp, we tied him to a tree with rope, blindfolded him and told him to be afraid of any bears that might come by. We then pretended to leave, then pretended to make noise like bears. He wet his pants.
I just told this story to my 10 year old grandson who is going to Scout camp for the first time in a few weeks. He thought it was hilarious. In fact, he's already talking with his buddies to determine who to pick.
My daughter wasn't too pleased that I told him, however.
I wonder if anyone has done anything like this at a referee camp? Perhaps some prank involving fishnets?
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