A kid whothinks,howrefreshing.Nosuckingon thesoda pop.Christmaswas deadto menow.You’rejust a sadlittle bully.What can Itell you? Itwas the ’80s;stuff got real.And thereshe was,glistening inall her plasticglory.What do youhave alearningdisability orsomething?Say helloto my littlefriend.Don’tnegotiatewithterrorists.Noboots, nofield trip.Forget yoursister, Jake.She’suseless.He was amagician. Hewas a hero.He was mydad.Each one of usin that basementknew we wereabout to witnesshistory.Mikey was tough,tenacious, andwas allowed towatch R-ratedmovies, and itshowed.Looks likea no goonNintendo.This is a lifeskill, people.Like cursive.It was theend ofNintendo.Tonight, Iwas aman on amission.I’vebecomeone withNintendo.I know this yearis a little bitdifferent, but youcan still have agood Christmas.Retainorretained.Sorry I’mlate, I wason the phonewith BonJovi.Apparently, videogames have beendoing all sorts ofstrange things tokids in Japan.Videogameover.That TVlanded onher like ahouse on awitch.She boughtit. Someonebelieved me.A redheadwith freckles.Don’t mess itup.Any of youhuddledmasses carefor someNintendo?I alwayshave agoodChristmas.TheOlsensare weakstock.Thepowerglovesucked.I’m notembarrassing.May’s dad isembarrassing.Your momused acouponagain?It was likewinningmoreschool.Who wants apiece of thisdeliciousstrawberrycake?You know how youmeet someone andyou have no ideathey have money?Timmy Keen is theopposite of that.Put it underyour armpitsfor 2minutes. Itwill thaw out.There wasno secondplace when itcame toNintendo.Enoughwith thedee-doo’s.One thingbecame clear, Ineeded to getmy ownNintendo. Fast.It looks likeTupperware.Is moderntechnologygoing to takeover ourlives?One womanpunched agrandmaright in thethroat.For a minutethere, Ithought itwas aNintendo.A kid whothinks,howrefreshing.Nosuckingon thesoda pop.Christmaswas deadto menow.You’rejust a sadlittle bully.What can Itell you? Itwas the ’80s;stuff got real.And thereshe was,glistening inall her plasticglory.What do youhave alearningdisability orsomething?Say helloto my littlefriend.Don’tnegotiatewithterrorists.Noboots, nofield trip.Forget yoursister, Jake.She’suseless.He was amagician. Hewas a hero.He was mydad.Each one of usin that basementknew we wereabout to witnesshistory.Mikey was tough,tenacious, andwas allowed towatch R-ratedmovies, and itshowed.Looks likea no goonNintendo.This is a lifeskill, people.Like cursive.It was theend ofNintendo.Tonight, Iwas aman on amission.I’vebecomeone withNintendo.I know this yearis a little bitdifferent, but youcan still have agood Christmas.Retainorretained.Sorry I’mlate, I wason the phonewith BonJovi.Apparently, videogames have beendoing all sorts ofstrange things tokids in Japan.Videogameover.That TVlanded onher like ahouse on awitch.She boughtit. Someonebelieved me.A redheadwith freckles.Don’t mess itup.Any of youhuddledmasses carefor someNintendo?I alwayshave agoodChristmas.TheOlsensare weakstock.Thepowerglovesucked.I’m notembarrassing.May’s dad isembarrassing.Your momused acouponagain?It was likewinningmoreschool.Who wants apiece of thisdeliciousstrawberrycake?You know how youmeet someone andyou have no ideathey have money?Timmy Keen is theopposite of that.Put it underyour armpitsfor 2minutes. Itwill thaw out.There wasno secondplace when itcame toNintendo.Enoughwith thedee-doo’s.One thingbecame clear, Ineeded to getmy ownNintendo. Fast.It looks likeTupperware.Is moderntechnologygoing to takeover ourlives?One womanpunched agrandmaright in thethroat.For a minutethere, Ithought itwas aNintendo.

8-Bit Christmas - Call List

(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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  1. A kid who thinks, how refreshing.
  2. No sucking on the soda pop.
  3. Christmas was dead to me now.
  4. You’re just a sad little bully.
  5. What can I tell you? It was the ’80s; stuff got real.
  6. And there she was, glistening in all her plastic glory.
  7. What do you have a learning disability or something?
  8. Say hello to my little friend.
  9. Don’t negotiate with terrorists.
  10. No boots, no field trip.
  11. Forget your sister, Jake. She’s useless.
  12. He was a magician. He was a hero. He was my dad.
  13. Each one of us in that basement knew we were about to witness history.
  14. Mikey was tough, tenacious, and was allowed to watch R-rated movies, and it showed.
  15. Looks like a no go on Nintendo.
  16. This is a life skill, people. Like cursive.
  17. It was the end of Nintendo.
  18. Tonight, I was a man on a mission.
  19. I’ve become one with Nintendo.
  20. I know this year is a little bit different, but you can still have a good Christmas.
  21. Retainor retained.
  22. Sorry I’m late, I was on the phone with Bon Jovi.
  23. Apparently, video games have been doing all sorts of strange things to kids in Japan.
  24. Video game over.
  25. That TV landed on her like a house on a witch.
  26. She bought it. Someone believed me.
  27. A redhead with freckles. Don’t mess it up.
  28. Any of you huddled masses care for some Nintendo?
  29. I always have a good Christmas.
  30. The Olsens are weak stock.
  31. The power glove sucked.
  32. I’m not embarrassing. May’s dad is embarrassing.
  33. Your mom used a coupon again?
  34. It was like winning more school.
  35. Who wants a piece of this delicious strawberry cake?
  36. You know how you meet someone and you have no idea they have money? Timmy Keen is the opposite of that.
  37. Put it under your armpits for 2 minutes. It will thaw out.
  38. There was no second place when it came to Nintendo.
  39. Enough with the dee-doo’s.
  40. One thing became clear, I needed to get my own Nintendo. Fast.
  41. It looks like Tupperware.
  42. Is modern technology going to take over our lives?
  43. One woman punched a grandma right in the throat.
  44. For a minute there, I thought it was a Nintendo.