“It is what it is” Car case phone is conveniently broken “Does it look like you’re losing?” *lectures child/parent* Dog bite case Sushi for lunch Steak eating metaphor Laments about not being 6’0” “That’s hearsay” “Clean hands” “Did you think you were coming to the beach?” Playing house rant Witness asks to say something Byrd uses Kelly Blue Book *throws witness out* *audience laughter* “This isn’t an audition” Animal in court Doesn’t know how to use technology “It was a gift!!!” Plaintiff/defendant arguing Car insurance expired, but only for one day!! Yiddish term Byrd used as an example “It is what it is” Car case phone is conveniently broken “Does it look like you’re losing?” *lectures child/parent* Dog bite case Sushi for lunch Steak eating metaphor Laments about not being 6’0” “That’s hearsay” “Clean hands” “Did you think you were coming to the beach?” Playing house rant Witness asks to say something Byrd uses Kelly Blue Book *throws witness out* *audience laughter* “This isn’t an audition” Animal in court Doesn’t know how to use technology “It was a gift!!!” Plaintiff/defendant arguing Car insurance expired, but only for one day!! Yiddish term Byrd used as an example
(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.
D-“It is what it is”
J-Car case
J-phone is conveniently broken
G-“Does it look like you’re losing?”
G-*lectures child/parent*
E-Dog bite case
G-Sushi for lunch
D-Steak eating metaphor
D-Laments about not being 6’0”
J-“That’s
hearsay”
U-“Clean hands”
U-“Did you think you were coming to the beach?”
D-Playing house rant
G-Witness asks to say something
G-Byrd uses Kelly Blue Book
E-*throws witness out*
U-*audience laughter*
E-“This isn’t an audition”
D-Animal in court
E-Doesn’t know how to use technology
U-“It was a gift!!!”
U-Plaintiff/defendant arguing
E-Car insurance expired, but only for one day!!
J-Yiddish term
J-Byrd used as an example