(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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"You're next!"
Dance with a kid!
"Are you here with anyone?"
Leave the wedding reception hall to see what people are doing outside, or in the parking lot, or another room.
Build a cootie-catcher. POINTS: 5000 if you play with a kid.
There is a couples dance. POINTS: Billion points if you participate
Someone tells you they wish they were single again, you know it's just for your benefit.
Participate in the bouquet toss. POINTS: Billion if caught.
"Are you married?" POINTS: Billion if you take a long drink before you answer them.
The conversation becomes awkward, because you're the single one, OR not married, OR you don't have kids.
The inevitable sad moment hits you and you forgot it would. POINTS: 1000 if you
Someone gives you an example of a "single person" they know.
You realize you are actually having fun, and it isn't as awkward as you think.
Someone mentions you need to catch the bouquet.
"So why aren't you married?" "what's your type?" "are your standards to high?" "are you too picky?"
"So when's this going to be you?" POINTS: 1000, just for the question. Billion if you say, "Never."
"Maybe you'll meet someone here." POINTS 1000 if they actually mention someone to you. 5000 if you meet them. Billion points if it's your mom (or dad) that says it.
How does it feel that your brother is getting married?
Dance with an elderly person!
"Do you have children?"
You see a past crush, OR a play catch up w/ a past schoolmate who is perfectly married w/ kid(s).
You win the whole game with blackout bingo and 10 billion points if you find a unicorn and text me a pic!"
You mom, dad, or someone tries to explain your singleness-ness, by bragging, or excuses.
