(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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OP uses references to specific published materials that not every reader will be familiar with.
"This is a horror story waiting to happen." <Screenshot of game listing.>
The story has multiple parts even though nobody ever reads more than maybe 2 on average.
"This is more of a rant/venting post than a proper story."
The post has several reddit awards but ultimately isn't that unique.
Story is only a few paragraphs but OP still felt the need to list out the full cast.
OP is unable to see what they did wrong when commenters point it out.
Commenters accusing the OP of being the real horror story, but they were only a small part of the problem.
English isn't OP's first language, but the story is written beautifully.
"And then everyone clapped." (Story is too good to be true.)
No paragraphs. But someone in the comments probably rewrote it with them.
It's just screenshots of Discord messages.
OP glosses over a weird detail and doesn't elaborate.
Every now and then, someone makes a bingo card like this one.
OP leaves out crucial details from the story, but gives them in the comments.
English isn't OP's first language, and the story is incomprehensible.
"This isn't as much of a horror story as others on this sub..."
"I can post a story about X if you guys are interested." (Just make the post dude, it's not spam.)
Every now and then, someone makes a meta post to complain about story length.
"I got bullied, picked on, singled out, and then the DM stole my lunch money. AITA?"
OP expects people to recognize them even though nobody pays attention to usernames.
Commenters accusing the OP of being the real horror story, and yeah they sound terrible.
"A dated B, and C had a thing for A back in high school, and you'll never guess how D fits into all this..."
OP exaggerates the problem to make the story more dramatic.