So at a Boy Scout camp that I work at we call Porta-Potties KYBO's. For those of you who don't know what that means: Keep Your Bowell's Open.
One would think that most boy scouts are clean, after all, that is one point in the scout law. However, for some reason some scouts come to camp and throw that out the window on their way.
Every week around Thursday, at least two scouts come into the Med Shack and complain of a rash on there legs. We ask them "Have you taken a shower this week, or changed out of your swim trunks after swimming?" the reply is always "no".
But this is not the "gross" part.One day I walked into a KYBO and what did I see on the wall? "POOP" written on the inside of the door, in ACTUAL human FECES! We never figured out who did this, but it got cleaned up, thank goodness.
Oh, and you know what was going around camp at that time? Pink eye. hmm, I wonder why?

So my question for you is: What was your "grossest" KYBO incident?

I'm also a Boy Scout who works for the best camp in the nation: Ottari. We have the largest reservation on the east coast. A couple of years ago, somebody took a dump in the shower house and a couple of Brown Sea noobs stuck spoons it. Also in 2008 there was a huge Maumba #5s which is code for a clogged toilet; I guess it could be called a Maumba #9. Guess who had to clean it up.