Bubblegum Stuff - Name That Bumhole - Playing Cards, Board Games, Family Games - Animal Trivia Game - Party Games, Fun Family Games, Travel Games, Christmas Games, Xmas Games, Secret Santa Ideas - 55

Very funny Xmas game. We laughed so much. Mind you you won’t be playing it too many times. Few times you played you will remember the cards. So I just pass them on to different friends to play and always work a treat!

Bought this to play with my nephews when they come to stay and they find it absolutely hilarious. I have to say I saw some holes that I never thought I would see! Only downside is that with only 55 cards once you’ve played it you become an expert on which hole is which for future games but the kids love it!

This was bought for secret Santa for my extended family gathering and it didn't disappoint, just a bit of silly fun for all!

Gave us a good laugh at Christmas. Pictures are a bit cartoony in style, but it's worth getting.

These cards are great; informative, educational, and well made. We bought a set for our close friend, Molly Payne, and she loves them, takes them everywhere she goes and said they're "pucker", which I think is a play on words / anus & sphincter kinda joke... but bottom line: Molly absolutely loves a good bumhole, so these cards are the best present for her and her kink. Her only gripe is "its a shame these gorgeous bumholes aren't in 3D, or scratch and sniff". A suggestion for the makers, maybe?!Don't buy if: you are anally retentive and believe a bumhole should be heard and not seen.Do buy if: like Molly, you love to get involved with bumholes of all shapes and sizes, and at the same time love to learn!

Some are photos, some are more like artwork & some don't show bumholes at all. The one of the donkey(bottom left on the photos) just seems like it's been pinched off the Internet, I'm sure I could go out and get a better photo of a donkey bumhole!

It’s a really good game when you got children although all adults learnt a lot and we had a good laugh

What better game for early teens. A game with the ability to revolt the whole family while simultaneously rendering them all unable to avert their eyes. Played it on Christmas Day, because what says the most wonderful time of the year more than perusing a selection of furry and feathery bumholes. Ten out of ten would recommend. Maybe play it after lunch rather than during.Not sure why the review tool is asking me to rate the flavour, but have just gone back and licked a card in order to evaluate. Also 10/10, earthy cardboard overtones with a crisp inky finish.