The Cards Against Disney Game Is as Raunchy as You'd Expect
This Cards Against Disney Game Is Hilarious — and Very NSFW
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If you love the raucous party game Cards Against Humanity, you'll definitely love the "unofficial" Cards Against Disney, the latest unofficial spinoff of the card game for grown-ups that will thoroughly ruin your childhood. The game, which is available on Etsy as a downloadable card pack, features 260 black cards and 568 white cards with very funny (and very NSFW) Disney-themed prompts that poke fun at all your favourite Disney characters, movies, and songs. If you have a very tongue-in-cheek approach to childhood nostalgia, this is definitely the game for you! Keep reading for more info about Cards Against Disney, plus a sneak peek at some of the card combinations you can expect (just make sure nobody is looking over your shoulder).
Cards Against Disney
When Cards Against Humanity isn't specific enough, this unofficial Disney-themed edition, Cards Against Disney ($10), will have you rolling on the floor with laughter, even as it ruins your childhood memories.
Cards Against Disney
Disney and NSFW humour are definitely not things you think of as going together, but that's exactly what Cards Against Disney ($10) does, packed with the game's trademark raunchy humour and gasp-inducing combinations.
Cards Against Disney
It's not all NSFW fun in Cards Against Disney ($10) — some of it is just plain giggle-inducing combinations of the darkest and silliest moments in Disney history.
Cards Against Disney
Cards Against Disney ($10) is definitely not for kids, but it's perfect for adults whose love for Disney is matched only by a gleeful willingness to turn their childhood faves into the subjects of some very adult jokes.
Cards Against Disney
Bad puns? Check. Eyebrow-raising NSFW jokes? Check. Cards Against Disney ($10) might ruin your childhood a little bit, but it will give you some full-body chuckles along the way.
