Gross Never Have I Ever Questions

Q: Can I print the cards?

Yes. When a round ends, Print these prints the cards of the set you chose as slips to cut apart.

Press Next card and read it out; anyone who has lived it puts a finger down.

Never have I ever found an old french fry under a car seat.

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How it works

These gross never have I ever questions own up to messes that already happened: a furry strawberry, a slug underfoot, a sock stiff enough to stand up. No card tells anyone to eat, touch or smell a thing.

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A finger down for every mess you have met

Everyone holds up five fingers. Read a card; anyone who has lived it puts one down. Easy cards catch nearly everybody: Never have I ever found an old french fry under a car seat. The first player with no fingers left has the best stories.

Five sets of harmless mess

Before the first card, press Topic. Fridge and leftovers is about containers nobody dared open. Pets and animals is drool, hair and wet dogs. Hard cards happen to one person in a room, such as dropping an egg and watching it slide under the fridge.

Tips

A lone finger down owes the room the story, in one sentence.
At the dinner table, save Fridge and leftovers until the plates are cleared.

Questions and answers

Are these gross questions fine for kids?

Every card is playground-gross: mud, bugs, crumbs and wet dogs. None is about a person's body, a bathroom or being ill, and none is a dare. The full list sits under the deck to read first.

How is it different from gross would you rather?

Gross would you rather questions make the room choose between two imagined messes. Here each player admits to a real one, so every card that lands comes with a true story.

Can I print the cards?

Yes. When a round ends, Print these prints the cards of the set you chose as slips to cut apart.

All 80 statements

Fridge and leftovers 16

Never have I ever cleaned the vegetable drawer and found a puddle.
Never have I ever dropped an egg and watched it slide under the fridge.
Never have I ever emptied a toaster crumb tray for the first time in years.
Never have I ever found a cold cup of tea with a skin on top.
Never have I ever found a furry strawberry in the box.
Never have I ever found a lunch box I forgot about for a week.
Never have I ever found a potato that had grown arms.
Never have I ever found an onion sprouting in the cupboard.
Never have I ever kept a jar of sauce a year past its date.
Never have I ever left a pot to soak for three days.
Never have I ever opened a container and closed it again right away.
Never have I ever poured milk that came out in lumps.
Never have I ever scraped a burnt pan and given up.
Never have I ever sniffed the milk and still was not sure.
Never have I ever spotted green on the bread after the sandwich was made.
Never have I ever unwrapped foil and had no idea what it used to be.

Mud, bugs and outdoors 16

Never have I ever dug in the garden and pulled up a grub.
Never have I ever eaten a picnic sandwich with sand in it.
Never have I ever fallen into a creek up to my knees.
Never have I ever found a beetle swimming in the watering can.
Never have I ever found a caterpillar riding on my sleeve at dinner.
Never have I ever found a snail on my boot the next morning.
Never have I ever had a ladybug land in my drink.
Never have I ever knelt in wet grass and stood up with green knees.
Never have I ever lifted a rock and found something wriggling under it.
Never have I ever lost a shoe in the mud.
Never have I ever reached into a bush for a ball and grabbed something slimy.
Never have I ever squashed a berry in my pocket.
Never have I ever stepped on a slug barefoot.
Never have I ever turned over a log and met a hundred ants.
Never have I ever worn a cobweb home in my hair without knowing.
Never have I ever worn shoes that squelched all the way home.

Laundry, socks and bedrooms 16

Never have I ever discovered a plate under my bed.
Never have I ever emptied a pocket and found a melted candy.
Never have I ever found a cup growing something on my windowsill.
Never have I ever found a dried-up apple core behind the desk.
Never have I ever found a sock stiff enough to stand up.
Never have I ever found a swimsuit still wet in its bag a week later.
Never have I ever found a tissue in the wash after it went everywhere.
Never have I ever given a shirt the sniff test and worn it anyway.
Never have I ever left a gym bag zipped for a whole weekend.
Never have I ever left wet towels in a heap until they smelled like a pond.
Never have I ever peeled a strip of dust off a fan blade.
Never have I ever slept in a bed full of crumbs.
Never have I ever turned socks inside out to get one more day.
Never have I ever washed a pocket full of crayons.
Never have I ever worn a shirt from the floor pile.
Never have I ever worn the same hoodie four days running.

Pets and animals 16

Never have I ever been drooled on by a cow.
Never have I ever been slobbered on through a car window.
Never have I ever been sneezed on by a dog.
Never have I ever carried a goldfish bowl and worn the splash.
Never have I ever found a dog's chewed bone tucked into my bed.
Never have I ever found a fish flake stuck to my elbow hours later.
Never have I ever found a soggy tennis ball under my pillow.
Never have I ever found dog hair in my sandwich.
Never have I ever had a dog drink out of my cup while I looked away.
Never have I ever had a dog shake off water right beside me.
Never have I ever had a goat chew on my sleeve.
Never have I ever had a hamster hide its food in my sleeve.
Never have I ever shared a couch with a wet dog.
Never have I ever stepped on a squeaky toy that was also soggy.
Never have I ever swept up after a rabbit that got loose indoors.
Never have I ever worn a sweater that was more cat hair than sweater.

Cars, bags and couches 16

Never have I ever discovered a juice box leaking into my homework.
Never have I ever found a banana at the bottom of a backpack.
Never have I ever found a crayon melted into a car seat in July.
Never have I ever found a granola bar in a tote that had turned to stone.
Never have I ever found a milk carton in a school bag after the summer.
Never have I ever found a snack from long ago between the couch cushions.
Never have I ever found a travel mug that had rolled around the car for a month.
Never have I ever found an old french fry under a car seat.
Never have I ever found gum under a table with my knee.
Never have I ever found half an apple in the glove box.
Never have I ever found raisins fused to the bottom of a bag.
Never have I ever had a ketchup packet burst inside a bag.
Never have I ever lifted a couch and found a whole world of crumbs.
Never have I ever peeled a lollipop off a car seat.
Never have I ever pulled a sticky coin out of a cup holder.
Never have I ever vacuumed a car and filled the canister with sand.

How this list was compiled

Written by the Game Night Generator editors on 2026-09-30; every statement is our own wording and no list was copied from anywhere. Each is a harmless, everyday mess that already happened to the player: something forgotten in a fridge, a bug, a muddy shoe, a wet dog, a crumb-filled couch. No statement is a dare and none tells anyone to eat, touch or smell anything; none is about a person's body, a bathroom or an illness. This is the fingers version of the game: players raise ten fingers, or sometimes five, and put one down whenever something they have done is mentioned, as described in Wikipedia's article, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Never_have_I_ever, read on 2026-09-30. Levels are an editor's estimate of how common the experience is: easy is something most people have met, medium splits a room, and hard happens to one or two people. Compared by script on 2026-09-30 with every other list on this site, its gross would you rather deck included: no statement is repeated. Licence: own work