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This game includes a big 15-inch plush head filled with various things

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View larger Whats in Neds Head? The POOF-Slinky 0X2460 Ideal What's In Ned's Head Game with 15-Inch Plush Head is an icky game that will make children giggle while grossing them out at the same time. Ned has a big 15-inch plush head filled with various items that include an old gym sock, stinky cheese, an icky tooth, Neds lab rat and much more. This game is designed for 2-4 players. Award-Winning Toy The What's In Ned's Head Game is the recipient of Family Fun's Toy of the Year Award and continues to be an icky, sticky, hairy, scary, gross-out game that children love. They will be entertained for hours as they continue to pull gross objects out of Neds fuzzy head. Hows It Played? Each player is dealt a card with a picture of an object that is in Ned's Head. All players then reach into Ned's Head to feel around for the object pictured on their card. Who knows what you'll feel in his large noggin! When a player thinks that they have found the silly thing on their card, they may pull it out to look and see. If it's a match to the picture on the card, they win the game. If (2) or more players pull out the correct match to their card, the player who found the correct silly thing first is the winner.

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It s the wacky, silly, icky, sticky game of gross-out fun. Each player is dealt a card with a picture of a really gross item on it and they must find it by sticking their hands into Ned s head and feeling around for it without looking. Will you have to find Ned s lab rat or his used cotton swab full of ear wax? How about the giant ant or the slimy visiting alien? Whatever it is, if you pick the right item, you win that round, if you don t, it s back into Ned s head you go. The game includes: 1 plush, 17 inch Ned s head 15 silly objects Game cards with blanks Instructions For 2 to 4 players. A 2003 Family Fun Best Toy of the Year award winner and winner of an i-Parenting Media Award. Ages 4 and up