In Mexico there is this game where you draw two concentric circles and a dotted line coming out of them and asks "what is this?". The answer is "a mexican peeing". A mexican with a sombrero seen from above, of course.

This game is usually played in schools, a friend shows it to you drawing on the side of their notebook, and it has no rules really. Four pairs of concentric circles and dotted lines pointing to the center: four mexicans peeing. Two pairs of concentric circles, but one smaller than the other: a mexican peeing next to his mexican son, also peeing.

But it goes beyond urination. Two concentric circles and a triangle connected by a line: a mexican flying a kite. A curved line between two pairs of concentric circles: two mexicans playing skipping rope. Or holding a big snake. Or standing on top a big long log while crossing a river. Or maybe one mexican is walking with a broken can of paint, leaving a trace, and the other one is trying to tell him about it before the can is empty.

What is this? It is a mexican surfing. It is a beach with two mexicans. It is a family of mexicans staring into the abyss. It is a game not about correct answers but about possibilities. Any answer goes, but of course, it depends on you: some stuff is funnier, some darker, some boring, and yes, some is about peeing.