Do you ever ask yourself, “Self, I really want to get my kid the worst gift in the world; what could it be?”
If not, then I can’t help you. But if that’s the burning question you have, then I’m here for you, my friend. And if you answered “Snuggie,” then you would be wrong. Wrong, wrong, wrong.
When I first saw this, I thought it was one of those SNL skit commercials. It’s not. No, sadly for all humanity, it’s not.
When I first heard the description of “Doggie Doo Game”, the focus was on picking up the “doggie doo.” I thought, “That’s disgusting.” But then the description continued. (NO, I am not making this up!)
Apparently, during play, the children feed some sort of dough to the dog. The “winner” (admittedly, I’m taking liberties with the word “winner”) is the one who finally makes the dog poop. He or she gets the dubious bragging rights as well as the poop shovel.
This is an actual excerpt from the actual website (still not making this up) www.doggiedooogame.com:
Around 15 years ago, toy inventors at Lund and Company Invention created a pooping dog game that made loud farting sounds as you squeezed the dog’s leash! Since most kids on the face of the earth find humor in all bodily functions, Lund was sure this pooping dog would be the next craze of the late 90’s. All they needed was to find the dog a master — a “toy industry expert” to adopt the concept and turn the dog into the next mega hit game!
Time after time, day after day, the game was reviewed and passed over by those so called experts who believed that it just wasn’t a “proper” fit for their company. After years of trying to find a taker, the pooping dog game was left in the dog house.
Seriously. What kind of honky-ass-non-thinking-marshmallow-brain-so-called-experts would turn down this awesome concept?! It was a crime, I tell you. Luckily, Goliath came in and saved the day. Thank you, Goliath. And by “thank you,” I mean, “What the hell, Goliath?”
So if you want to be the one who ruins Christmas, then I highly suggest you rush right out and purchase the Doggie Doo Game. Seriously, do it.
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