 Killer Goldfish Inspires Mass Creativity Here are some things I
know how to draw: Stick figures, the sun, clouds, flowers, boxy
houses, boxy cars and actual boxes. Trust me, these skills are
very impressive to a three-year-old cousin who's still working
on the motor skills required to hold a pencil. Not so much when
it comes to a Pictionary team of competitive, adult friends who
have 45 seconds to use those clues to guess Sense and
Sensibility (Emma Thompson version). Enough evenings like that
and a person might bolt for the nearest exit at the mere mention
of Pictionary.  So I was surprised to find myself giggling at my
desk this morning as I sketched "Sleep with the fishes johnny,"
a prompt from a complete stranger on the site Teledraw. Like
Pictionary—or Telephone, from which it borrows part of its
name—the game starts with a phrase provided by one player that
is then drawn by another. But here's the twist: instead of an
angry mob relying on my ability to accurately sketch a Godfather
quote, my doodle was