(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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The crowd breaks into uncomfortable applause at a racist/sexist statement.
The doctor's note rule: Self-explanatory. Drink after any riffing on Trump's latest stunt.
The Carly, interrupted rule: Carly Fiorina interrupts someone and/or uses a bogus statistic. Double shot if it's that "73,000-page tax code" line she continues to send out there at every opportunity.
The we're not racist rule: A candidate complains that people with "traditional values" are being accused of being bigots. Double shot if it's Rubio.
The George Lucas rule: Gratuitous mention of Star Wars. Double shot if it comes with an impersonation or a sound effect (e.g., Cruz does a Yoda voice while threatening ISIS).
Anyone force-feeds an Israel reference into a question where it doesn't belong. Also known as the Ann Coulter rule.
The wet blanket rule: Attempt by Kasich to implore his fellow candidates to be more realistic, followed by boos/catcalls from the audience.
The good guy with a gun rule
The climate change denial rule: Complaint about the Paris climate change agreement. Shotgun a beer if it comes with a mention of how the nice local weather renders climate change talk meaningless.
Anyone says, "I'm the only one on this stage who…"
The Hitler had some really good ideas rule: Salutary mention of Japanese internment, religious registries or other similar policies.
The I don't just believe in the American dream, I'm a product of it rule
Trump brags about how much money he makes.
Someone says, "Any one of us onstage is better than Hillary Clinton…"
The Reince Priebus rule: Mention of a brokered convention or use of the phrase "Let the people decide" in a discussion of RNC/Reince Priebus controversy. Double shot if the latter's name pronounced incorrectly.
The War on Christmas rule: Mention of "red cups," nativity controversies.
The nuke 'em till they glow rule: Drink after any promise to "carpet bomb" the Middle East, or after any attempt to one-up Ted Cruz's recent comments about how, "I don't know if sand can glow in the dark, but we're going to find out."
Any candidate illustrates the virtue of one of his/her positions by pointing out how not PC it is.
It was never a coup, Bill's "mistakes", Verizon strike, Pope watch, $30 donations vs. $2,000+ plate dinners, "Excuse me, I was talking", Recreation of Kissinger etc., Break up the banks, Establishment candidate, not liking someone's "tone", someo
Any candidate evokes Nazis, the Gestapo, Neville Chamberlain, concentration camps, etc.
Anyone pledges to "take our country back."
The Jim Webb rule: Candidate complains about not getting enough time.
The I'm just a simple caveman rule: A candidate mentions that he/she is not a scientist, or generally derides higher education before proceeding to make a "common sense" point.
The Obama won't say "terrorism" rule: Candidate complains that the president is afraid to use the words "radical Islam" or "Islamic terrorism."
The empty God platitudes rule: An anti gun-control candidate extends "thoughts and prayers" to the victims of Paris, San Bernardino or whatever other mass shooting we'll have in the next ten minutes.
