(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. 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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O-14. Slow drivers.
O-34. Being chased down the stairs – When you are walking at a decent pace, but the person behind you is late getting somewhere, and they are barreling down the stairs after you. You start fast walking and pray that they pass by you
N-32. When people talk over a movie or show…then ask “Wait, what happened? I’m confused.”
I-36. When motorcyclists or truck drivers rev their engines unnecessarily.
B-6. People who talk while their mouth is full.
I-21. Poor Elevator Etiquette
N-27. Sucking at a straw until it makes that gross vacuum, slurping sound.
B-25. Tapping, fidgeting, clicking pens, and bouncing knees.
N-17. When someone says “gross,” “ew,” “yuck,” or something else along those lines in reaction to a food you like.
I-16. Sunlight creeping in through the window in the morning.
B-50. Arriving last and everyone looks at you when you walk in.
B-35. When people sneeze or cough without covering their mouths.
O-49. When people stand too close to you in line so that they’re breathing down your neck. They inch closer and closer to the point that you feel claustrophobic, even when you typically aren’t.
B-20. Parking Poorly
N-3. When a computer or phone won’t load a page fast enough.
B-1. Slow walkers
B-45. When you are wearing sunglasses or prescription glasses and the bridge of your nose builds up sweat and grease.
B-30. When you’re talking to someone and they won’t stop staring at their phone screen.
I-2. The word “moist.”
I-41. When nail polish chips or smudges right after you had your nails done.
I-46. When someone wakes you up in the middle of the night or ungodly early in the morning and asks, “Oh, did I wake you up?”
G-4. People who talk loudly on the phone.
N-8. Having to repeat yourself multiple times.
G-33. When someone says “No offense, but…” and proceeds to say something offensive.
O-24. Getting gum on your shoe.
O-29. Dirty dishes in the sink.
G-23. Know-It-Alls and Attention-Hogs.
I-26. Smacking gum.
G-43. When someone bashes your favorite book/movie/show, but they’ve never even read/watched it.
O-44. When you need an outlet to charge something, but there are none available or none exist.
O-5. Noisy eaters.
B-40. When you’re watching TV and someone turns on the garbage disposal, blender, vacuum, or another loud appliance.
I-31. When someone says to a girl “Must be that time of the month…”
G-18. Tourists.
N-22. When people watch videos or listen to music on public transportation without using headphones.
B-11. When a light is left on in a room that isn’t being used.
N-47. When you have a roommate who is addicted to the snooze button, or who doesn’t wake up to their alarms, but you wake up…every…single…time.
G-38. When you’re in a public bathroom but there is no toilet paper in the stall.
O-10. When someone leaves the water running.
G-28. When people clink their teeth on forks when they take a bite of food.
G-13. Whiners.
G-9. When the toilet seat is left up.
N-42. When someone says, “You wouldn’t believe what just happened,” and then they refuse to tell you.
I-12. When someone messes with the car radio or AC without asking the driver for permission.
G-48. Slow elevators.
B-15. Rude drivers.
O-39. Buzzing noises.
N-37. When your door is closed, then someone walks into the room, but leaves the door open when they exit.
I-7. Couples who sit next to each other (instead of across from each other) in a booth.
