November 16, 2005

Plushie Pee & Plushie Poo Originally sold seperately, Pee & Poo now come in a duo pack... These toys are perhaps the most subtle, lovable and harmless way you can physically represent urine and excrement in the form of a plush toy.
posted by es el Queso 18 years ago
  • I must have these
  • In that picture they sort of look like decorative bath soaps. I guess they look like toys too...Plushie Pee evokes the iconic rubber ducky.
  • Finally! an appropriate addition to my charming collection of GiantMicrobes and Baby Cthulhu.
  • "Straight out of a toilet and into your bed." Quite the sales pitch.
  • Sold well in Sweden. Do you suppose it was adults buying them for themselves for a laugh. If they were bought for kids, I have to wonder whether that's a good way to demystify natural functions, or to teach their children to play with urine and feces. (Flashback to working at a hospital for retarded folks and having to deal with a patient who loved to smear the walls and herself with feces.)
  • Aaaand who doesn't?
  • Sweet mother of god, my kid would love these things (and the underwear, too.) Must purchase...
  • Thanks for that. The gag reflex is now giving my abs a workout, which will save me from the gym.
  • Hey, I've got an equally cute representation of these two living inside my grundies. Who wants to see?
  • Thanks for that. The gag reflex is now giving my abs a workout, which will save me from the gym. Heh!
  • The gag reflex is now giving my abs a workout, which will save me from the gym. With that, I have myself a new pickup line.
  • I just realized this would be a great gift set along with Mr. Creosote Vomiting Plush.
  • wow, Lara, W-O-W
  • Not having to buy these is one of the best arguments I can think of for keeping real live pets to amuse and edify your wee ones kiddies.
  • Heh. Heh. Hehheh ha. Ha heh haha. This product is recommended for children ages 3 and up due to a potential choking hazard. HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAA!!!!
  • Bees, I so agree that live pets are the way to go for kids. At least if they're around animals a bit, they don't tend to grow into teenagers that point and go, "Ewwwww, look, horse poop. GROSS!"