“For months, every time we mentioned her party, Audrey requested ‘poop’ balloons and a poop cake,’” the girl’s mom Rebecca told Huffington Post. “I tried suggesting other themes, but she always insisted on poop.”

The family held the party at their home in St. Louis and invited guests to “pin the poop”, enjoy a poop emoji-designed pinata with Tootsie Rolls and Hershey’s Kisses inside, and receive whoopee cushion favors. If that wasn’t enough, Rebecca even dressed in a poop costume.

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There are poop hats and toilet slides…

Not everyone is the “museum type,” and that’s okay. There are people in this world who enjoy art galleries and museums… others like outdoor sports and adventure. (It really takes all sorts.) But it is difficult to understand why anyone would like this new museum in Tokyo.

It’s called “Toilet!? Human Waste & Earth’s Future” … and it’s about exactly what you think.

The exhibit teaches visitors about human waste, toilets and other fun, but crappy, trivia. It’s hard to tell what kind of person you’d have to be to really enjoy this…

Even if you can’t read Japanese, it’s pretty obvious what this exhibit is all about.

For both children and overgrown children.

They take this “toilet museum” thing very seriously.

(Okay, it does look like a little bit of fun.)

To a non-native, this museum would be so confusing.

Because, let’s face it, it’s strange enough as it is.

There are all kind of poop exhibits (this one shows you what the waste of animals looks like).

You can make your own little surprises out of clay.

This is supposed to be a learning experience…

But(t)…

It’s just weird. Does there really need to be a mascot?

Or singing toilets?

“Thanks Toilet” is the song that this choir of potties performs at the end of your visit.

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