Each player up to four is dealt five cards, and there is a special set of cards that has a picture of a toilet on it and a number. Players take turns placing one card on the table.
Most of the cards have numbers on them, representing poop. There are many ways you can prevent this. There are also special wild cards that allow you to skip a turn, reverse an action, and more. So the best strategies are to try and not make your cards match, and to plan ahead and see if the toilet might clog on your next turn! The game comes with extra cards that have rules printed on them.
It was a little hard to read the rules at first, because the print is so small. And it takes a few turns to really understand how to play. There is even a drinking game, too! So if you can get past that, you can still enjoy this game. Below is a picture of some of the cards. Yes, that is corn in one of the poop cards. The green box pictured below is an expansion pack that has more cards so up to 8 can play, and it has some new wild cards, too!
And certainly let your kids know when poop jokes are inappropriate, like in church and in restaurants and such. He said he created Poop: The Game with his son, so I thought it would be neat to interview him about that.
Anyway thanks again Cathy. LOL, enjoy your poop! Are you trying tovonvince other people who like this sort of thing that you are right? Are you the type of person that everyone has to agree with?
Are you one of those people who search for these things, then express your negativity? You have to have a sense of humor. Maybe you would like a chunk of coal better. Thank you, Donna for being a voice of reason. Some people are just gonna be haters and they like it that way.
Sounds like someone needs a Snickers. Too funny Kristi. I agree with all the snowman poop lovers out there. I also googled and found this sight. Going to make a bunch of bags for the kids at school think they will love it.
I love anything that had to do with snowman and think this is a cute idea. Personally even though that looks gross at baby showers I think the candy bar in the diaper game is good fun too. We should all be five again and not be so serious. Little children, and a lot of bigger ones too, just love anything scatological.
Just wondering whether future tinies will get the same fun out of words we may find offensive. Too funny Brenda and I agree. It seems so many take every thing too serious any more or have to make such a deeper meaning out of everything. You are right it is Christmas and we are to be spreading joy not bah hum bug. I have such a wacky sense of humor that these gifts are right up my alley, poems and all.
I love it. I was raised on base in Germany Father military mother german and we had both American and German Christmas traditions. In germany on the 6th of December the German St. Nicholaus comes and brings presents. You leave your shoes outside the door and he drops off gifts and candy.
Players play numbered cards from their hand to the current toilet. The goal is to get rid of your entire hand without clogging the toilet by forcing the pile to add up to, or over, the number on the toilet. Do that and you take the pile and draw a new toilet. You can flush the toilet by getting 3 of the same color cards in a row. This gets rid of the current stack, and forces all other players to draw a card.
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