每个玩家都从一张纸和一支铅笔开始。在本文的顶部，每位玩家都会写一个句子。然后他们把文件传给左边。下一个玩家“画”这个句子是一个la Pictionary，然后折叠纸，所以只有绘图是可见的，并将其传递给他们的左边。下一位玩家看图，写下他们认为绘图所代表的句子。这一直持续到所有玩家都有原始的纸张。最后，所有的玩家展开他们的论文，并且很多的欢呼随之而来，因为“我是海象，koo-koo-ca-choo”成为“希特勒，我在迪斯科舞厅跳舞”。“游戏继续下去，直到每个人用完纸张，或者每个人都添加了一些东西到每张纸上，总是以句子结尾。＆＃ 10;
吃Poop你的猫不符合BGG指导方针，构成一个游戏，但是由流行的需求和行政法规保存在数据库中。
Each player starts with a piece of paper and a pencil. At the top of the paper, each player writes a sentence. Then they pass the papers to their left. The next player "draws" the sentence a la Pictionary, then folds the paper so only the drawing is visible and passes it to their left. The next player looks at the drawing and writes a sentence that they think the drawing represents. This continues until all players have their original paper back. At the end, all players unfold their paper, and much hilarity ensues as "I am the Walrus, koo-koo-ca-choo" becomes "Hitler and I danced the night away in a disco." The game continues until everyone runs out of paper or everyone has added something to each paper, always ending on a sentence. Eat Poop You Cat does not comport with the BGG guidelines for what constitutes a game, but is kept in the database by popular demand and administrative fiat. E.g. Telestrations or Mutabo took its inspiration from this activity
