Of eggs, flour, oyster sauce, and other yummy ingredients.

Despite of what it sounds like, this is not a very interesting baking class. So where else then, do you find such a combination? Well, here are a few hints. Eggs are good for their slimy property, making things sticky and icky. Flour gets very lumpy and clings to your clothes as if it were for dear life. Oyster sauce is takes a particularly smooth ride over your skin, sending chills and shivers down one’s spine.

So evidently this is a post about Camp’s infamous station games.

Usually on the 2^nd and 3^rd days of camp, games, like probably many people, stop being so ‘soft’, ‘demure’ and ‘shy’. Like campers who come out of their shell and let their more playful and wilder sides come out. Games evolve into something more brutal, and indefinitely, way more messy.

Personally, I don’t mind having a piece of toast, butter very generously spread all over, to be set on top of my head. In the spirit of games, I don’t even mind being drenched in some ‘flour + water’ solution, for as long as I’m not wearing something that I’d like to bring home.

Lined up for 'execution'

"Dear God. If i survive this, i promise to be better."

'Messy' top model

"You may be covered in goo, but you're still my friend."

Unconventional hair care

But what about you? What are the most interesting messy games you’ve played? Any suggestions that you’d like to include in this year’s camp?

What are your opinions on camp’s gross games? Are they a must? Would camp be so utterly incomplete without it?

We’re excited to hear from you guys (and gals)!

Su Lyn