Just when I thought the world of anthropomorphic feces was limited to the work of our favorite animation duo I am both humbled and reminded to never take Japanese elementary school posters for granted.
At first I didn't know what it was, a happy blob of something on the poster outside the Principal's office at my elementary school, possibly a swirl of chocolate ice cream working its way through a dispenser. Upon further investigation...
こう門 (koumon)- most certainly means butthole. I was interested to learn this also means "back gate."
うんち出したい! (unchi dashitai)- according to my dictionary, translates as "I want the poop to come out!"
ぎゅう (kyuu, kyuu) - is the Japanese mock sound for something squeezing through something.
Wow! I learned something today O_O

At first I didn't know what it was, a happy blob of something on the poster outside the Principal's office at my elementary school, possibly a swirl of chocolate ice cream working its way through a dispenser. Upon further investigation...
こう門 (koumon)- most certainly means butthole. I was interested to learn this also means "back gate."
うんち出したい! (unchi dashitai)- according to my dictionary, translates as "I want the poop to come out!"
ぎゅう (kyuu, kyuu) - is the Japanese mock sound for something squeezing through something.
Wow! I learned something today O_O
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