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Originally posted by Ian W.
since my brother is in 9th this year, we have about 10 kids that are coming, and will stay. the thing is, i'm not sure if i want them, cause they'll just aggravate me like they do in my boy scout troop (which they are also part of).
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I tend to agree. Though it is great that you're sharing something with your younger sibs, they *do* get very annoying after a while.
I brought my younger brother to Regionals my Junior year and he was fascinated with it. He joined the next year, so I was a Senior and he was a freshman. *sigh* He did hardly anything the entire season. I stressed myself out that year. (Rather stupid of me) But I also felt responsible for getting my brother to do stuff and he just wouldn't. He supposedly joined this year, but I don't know how that's gonna work, exactly.
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