Tobar Poo Head, Mixed

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The game is probably of Scandinavian or Nordic origin: it may be descended from the very similar Swedish game Vändtia ( "turn ten") and it is quite closely related to the Finnish game Paskahousu ( "shit pants"). When you completely get rid of all of your hand and table cards, you have successfully avoided being the loser and can drop out of the game.

When an eight is played, the direction of play is reversed (so its function is similar to that of the joker in the main description). Simply pop the poo head hat on your mate's head, get throwing those soft (and not real, before you get grossed out) poops at them and see how many they can catch!When a ten is played, the discard pile is removed from play and the same player who played the ten takes another turn, playing any card or set of equal cards to start a new discard pile.

This continues, possibly several times around the table, until eventually someone is unable or unwilling to equal or beat the previous play. This has the same result as the method of dealing given in the main description above, except that in this version the players will not have seen any of the cards which end up in their opponents' three card hands.

If you pick up the discard your turn is finished, the player to your left starts the new discard pile. The set comes with a head cap equipped with Velcro strips, as well as three soft poops that adhere to these strips.

Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, or visit the webmaster's page for free fun content. It was created by Galbraith/Lewis/Constance/Mabely (1993); the description is by Paul JaYmes (1997). Rules in Finnish for two versions - Mukava and Piina - are available on this archive copy of his web site.If you begin your turn with no cards in your hand (because you played them all last time and the draw pile was empty), you may now play from your face-up cards.