(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
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No time-boxing of discussion topics
We don't have healthy conflict
We never pray
Meeting stew: we talk about everything all the time. No clear meeting purpose
I don't know why I'm in this meeting
Lots of emotion that isn't acknowledged
We all just agree with each other - we don't push each other or refine ideas
All talk, no action
I can't access the shared document
We're not clear on who has decision making rights
Well worn paths and hobby horses dominate conversation
People go on tangents all the time
We never consider first principles
I'm an internal processor and have no time to think/prepare
This meeting could have been an email
I'm no sure what we're even talking about
No feedback asked for or offered to improve meetings
I don't feel safe to contribute
We put the meeting in the calendar and so we have to have it (even if we don't need it)
Distracted meeting members checking emails or texts
My meeting leader rambles and loses track of time
No one owns and crafts the meeting
Meeting attendees not listening to each other but talking A LOT
We spent half of the meeting doing our Bible reflections
Scheduling problems: we don't know start or finish time
We meet too often or don't meet enough
The same people talk every time
No one is moderating the conversation to keep us on track
I don't like this meeting so I'm going to zone out
We don't celebrate anything together
No action items
This uncomfortable furniture is giving me a headache
Nothing changes anyway
We've got the wrong people in the room
We revisit things we've decided on (when it's not warranted)
People opt out because they don't think it's important