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Does the little happy poop come out of her and go into the toilet? Or do you have to put it in the toilet and sit her on top of it?

Do all foods make her gassy? She must have a lousy digestive system. You know, for a doll.

The first time watching this, I missed the fart noise from laughing so hard. Now I'm hysterical, omggggg

The poo is real cute.

OH. It's just a part of the toilet, and flips over. I get a little more out this every time I watch it.

It really rewards repeated viewings.

It makes me mad that the dolls are sold separately. So I have to buy an eating and farting doll AND a pooping doll?

I resent your implication of my digestive system

I like how the farty doll and the poopy doll high five.

-"Good job farting!"
-"Good job pooping!"

I wasn't quite sure which way this thread was going to go... but the dolls surprised me.

It does indeed.

She's one of us!!!!
I wish my poop was that cute. My poop is never cute.

I totally thought this thread was going to be about fauxginas for some reason.

I have no use for a fauxgina. I've got my own....real one that is...you know already installed into my body.

방귀 (bang-gui) is Korean for 'fart'.

So I've solved at least part of the mystery of this doll, you guys: I'm pretty sure it's farting?

Google translates 대장 (dae-jang) as 'colon'. I really hope that's not right.

Wait, wait, wait. Hold the phone.

응가 (eung-ga) is Korean for 'poop'.

Everything is falling into place. I know there's a pattern here, I just can't find it....

I just emailed the link to my SO for my christmas list. MUST HAVE.

I, too, watched this a number of times.

That, folks, is precisely why Al Gore invented the internet.
But it begs the question: os the farting doll multi-sensory? Or do you only listen?

I had a pooping doll when I was a kid that was actually a lot grosser than this. And I'm sorry, ppk, but while looking for the exact doll I had in bing images I had to give up on the Internet.

The doll is called Kong Suni. There are two versions: bang-gwi daejang and eung-ga daejang. Bang-gui is fart and eung-ga is poo. Daejang means sort of the best, the greatest. It's actually the highest military rank, like General, or Admiral.

The "fart master" version comes with the bowl and trick spoon, and the "poo master" comes with the trick toilet.

Was it Baby Alive? Baby Alive came with this powder stuff that you mixed with water to make an applesauce like food. You shoveled it into the doll's mouth and made the doll chew and the food would go through and end up in the diaper. It was pretty disgusting, and not-so-coincidentally was the only doll I ever showed interest in as a child (I quickly lost interest, however, after I ran out of the food powder and could no longer make it shiitake).

I never had one of those, but we have them in Australia and they were called Baby Born. I can't even imagine how disgusting the insides of that doll would have gotten eventually (I know it can do a "wee" as well, which would maybe clean it out a bit, but not completely. And what parent wants to try to clean out the inner workings of some doll that poos and wees out of, essentially, a cloaca?)

Yes, my poor mother had the job of cleaning the doll. I would feed it, go "haha it pooped!" and hand it back to my mother, who would then have to stand at the sink for 15 minutes trying to rinse all of the food out of it so it wouldn't get moldy inside. Now that I think of it, that's probably why she wouldn't buy any more of the food packets when I ran out.