Dirty Socks

About a 5 on the Gross chart.


Need: 4 scouts, One large can (Billy can or gallon can) with water placed in the center of the stage.

1st scout (Walks to billy carrying his mug. He dips his mug in and brings it up to his lips for a drink. )

" THIS CAMP COFFEE IS GETTING WORSE! "

2nd scout (Walks to billy carrying his mug. He dips his mug in and brings it up to his lips for a drink. )

" THIS CAMP TEA IS GETTING WORSE! "

3rd scout (Walks to billy carrying his mug. He dips his mug in and brings it up to his lips for a drink. )

" THIS CAMP CHOCOLATE IS GETTING WORSE! "

4th scout (Walks to billy, dips his hands in and takes out a pair of wet socks. As he wrings them out he says. )

"I THOUGHT THAT WOULD GET THEM CLEAN!"


Note: (from author)

In England we have nesting sets of aluminum cooking pots with a steel wire handle. They look like a small straight sided bucket or paint pot. These are called Billy's or Billy cans. We also have larger cast iron or steel cooking pots usually oval in shape. Most of these are army surplus and are known as Dixie's.

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