Become A Poop Art Picasso with Japan’s PooPaint Toilet Paper Children in Japan already have a poop museum to learn about how cute poop can be, but now they have a potty training alternative with some artistic incentive in PooPaint–a toilet paper that encourages you to make art with your poop!
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Of course, being a rhetorical question, the answer is yes.
One of these days the last adult will die and there will be nothing left but children, no matter how old they are. What will happen then?
Little known fact: their asses run sideways.
Make of that what you will.
Maybe we could stop placating the children,across the universe.
I like the Japanese.
I voted to nuke ’em.
You’ve gotta be shitting me.
Man, so much weird crap comes out of Japan but we should all be comforted by the reality that they are our allies.
Dr. Freud to the white courtesy phone, please: is using PooPaint toilet paper a sign of an anal-expulsive personality or an anal-retentive one?
https://youtu.be/SQdteE8GfTc
Looks like a business opportunity to me. Some enterprising forest products producer is going to make American versions with idyllic scenes or figures. It will quick devolve, as each group will want one with their current hate object. A new and personal version of the two-minute hate. The imprints can be more than decorative, they could contain various moisture-activated chemicals to increase the cleaning power of dry wipes and/or provide emollients for those days after the habanero tacos you unwisely took a lark on. Ain’t free enterprise grand?
Looked at the website, found no clue.
How does it get from the anus onto the paper?
Like on the dragonfly body for example.
Think “fingerpainting.”
Oh dear. I was hoping someone had a different idea than what was already taking up unbearable space in my head. Think I’ll have some spicy hot ramen noodles for a late lunch.