Sambro Poopy Head-Kids Funny Board Game, Family Fun

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Chris Winter reports that at West Kent College (UK), Smeghead was played by 2 or 3 players with a single pack, 5 cards each face down, 5 face up and 5-card hands. When you are playing your face-up cards and cannot (or do not wish to) play a card of equal or higher rank than the card(s) played by previous player, you add one of your face-up cards to the pile before taking the whole pile into your hand.

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. Taking turns clockwise, each player must either play a card or a set of equal cards face up on top of the discard pile, or pick up the pile. All the subsequent plays must also be legal, so the sequence would be terminated by an eight, since after an eight the next card is required to be lower or equal.This game is also sometimes known by other names, such as Palace, Karma, China Hand and Ten-Two Slide. It was created by Galbraith/Lewis/Constance/Mabely (1993); the description is by Paul JaYmes (1997). card When a ten is played, the wastepile is removed from play and set aside for the remainder of the game.

Toilet Tactics: A strategy game where you defend your toilet from invading germs and other bathroom-themed enemies. These cards must all be the same rank and must match or beat the rank of the card(s) that were previously played. As soon as play is initiated, play moves clockwise around the table with each player playing cards onto the "pile" that was started at the beginning.If you are unable or unwilling to play with a face-up card, take one and add it to the discard before collecting the whole pile. The game is believed to have Scandinavian origins due to it’s similarities to the game Vändtia (“turn ten”). This continues, possibly several times around the table, until eventually someone is unable or unwilling to equal or beat the previous play. Rules in Finnish for two versions - Mukava and Piina - are available on this archive copy of his web site. It's worth noting that these games are often designed for amusement and aren't meant to be taken seriously.

It appears to be of Swedish or Nordic origin and is probably the international equivalent of the now classic Swedish game of Vändtia ("turn ten"), which itself emerged in the 1970s. When you flip your last table card, you can only drop out at that point if it beats the previous play (or if you are flipping it to an empty discard pile). Go head-to-head, or form a team and take turns throwing little plush poo balls at your friend’s head. If not, the player must add the pile to their hand and cannot play face down cards again until their hand is empty. If there are just two players in the game this means that the player of the joker immediately plays another card of any value.Toilet Rush: A puzzle game where you guide a roll of toilet paper through various obstacles to reach the toilet. If you draw further cards equal in rank to your face up cards, you can put these face up too if you wish, on top of the matching cards, and replenish again to three cards; this process can be repeated as long as you continue putting out matching cards. Eights are transparent - when playing on an eight, you must beat the first card under it that is not an eight. Since players do not know what these cards are, they are flipped over when played, using the same card rules.