long greytrenchcoatsrunninghandsthrough hairin stressI think the act ofjournalists pulling out asmall notepad andwriting in it whenthey're interviewingsomeone is somethingyou see in movies alot. Why is that? Don'twe have iphones?oldtypewritersmeeting asource in adarkalley/parkinggarageflippingpages ona notepadgetting adoorslammed inyour faceor an oldtimey hatwith afeather on itangry callsor emailsfromreadersthe 24 y old newly gradwho landed a job as acolumnist at a new yorkmagazine and has a huge3 bedroom apartment withan amazing view eventhough those jobs actuallypay like 30k a year,anchors having a bottle ofvodka under their desk,electiWearing afedora with apiece ofpaperreading pressKeeping aflask of hardliquor in adesk drawerJournalistsareneuroticjournalistsarealcoholicsanchors havinga bottle ofvodka undertheir desk,election nightpizzataking offglasses attable when astory fallsthroughPeople thinkingwe do shady stufflike concealingour identity whenin fact this neverhappens LOLThat alljournalistsdrinkcoffee!!having astressfulmeeting withyour editorshiftingthroughpiles ofnotesFlaunting apress pass atsome sort ofnewsworthyscene to "getthe scoop"Biasedreportingasking"what amImissing?"smokingin thenewsroomPutting outa cigarettein a coffeecupagreeingto an off-the-recordinterviewwearing atrenchcoat andhatNone cometo mind :( I'ma graphicdesigner(free)StalkingsourcesHollywood hasconvinced thepublic that femalejournalistsfrequently sleepwith sourceselectionnightpizzaagreeingto an off-the-recordinterviewshiftingthroughpiles ofnotesgetting adoorslammed inyour facean editorslamming astory downon your deskman yelling inthenewsroom/beinga jerkcircling orunderliningparts ofnotes duringan interviewhaving astressfulmeeting withyour editorlong greytrenchcoatsrunninghandsthrough hairin stressI think the act ofjournalists pulling out asmall notepad andwriting in it whenthey're interviewingsomeone is somethingyou see in movies alot. Why is that? Don'twe have iphones?oldtypewritersmeeting asource in adarkalley/parkinggarageflippingpages ona notepadgetting adoorslammed inyour faceor an oldtimey hatwith afeather on itangry callsor emailsfromreadersthe 24 y old newly gradwho landed a job as acolumnist at a new yorkmagazine and has a huge3 bedroom apartment withan amazing view eventhough those jobs actuallypay like 30k a year,anchors having a bottle ofvodka under their desk,electiWearing afedora with apiece ofpaperreading pressKeeping aflask of hardliquor in adesk drawerJournalistsareneuroticjournalistsarealcoholicsanchors havinga bottle ofvodka undertheir desk,election nightpizzataking offglasses attable when astory fallsthroughPeople thinkingwe do shady stufflike concealingour identity whenin fact this neverhappens LOLThat alljournalistsdrinkcoffee!!having astressfulmeeting withyour editorshiftingthroughpiles ofnotesFlaunting apress pass atsome sort ofnewsworthyscene to "getthe scoop"Biasedreportingasking"what amImissing?"smokingin thenewsroomPutting outa cigarettein a coffeecupagreeingto an off-the-recordinterviewwearing atrenchcoat andhatNone cometo mind :( I'ma graphicdesigner(free)StalkingsourcesHollywood hasconvinced thepublic that femalejournalistsfrequently sleepwith sourceselectionnightpizzaagreeingto an off-the-recordinterviewshiftingthroughpiles ofnotesgetting adoorslammed inyour facean editorslamming astory downon your deskman yelling inthenewsroom/beinga jerkcircling orunderliningparts ofnotes duringan interviewhaving astressfulmeeting withyour editor

Untitled Bingo - 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. long grey trenchcoats
  2. running hands through hair in stress
  3. I think the act of journalists pulling out a small notepad and writing in it when they're interviewing someone is something you see in movies a lot. Why is that? Don't we have iphones?
  4. old typewriters
  5. meeting a source in a dark alley/parking garage
  6. flipping pages on a notepad
  7. getting a door slammed in your face
  8. or an old timey hat with a feather on it
  9. angry calls or emails from readers
  10. the 24 y old newly grad who landed a job as a columnist at a new york magazine and has a huge 3 bedroom apartment with an amazing view even though those jobs actually pay like 30k a year, anchors having a bottle of vodka under their desk, electi
  11. Wearing a fedora with a piece of paper reading press
  12. Keeping a flask of hard liquor in a desk drawer
  13. Journalists are neurotic
  14. journalists are alcoholics
  15. anchors having a bottle of vodka under their desk, election night pizza
  16. taking off glasses at table when a story falls through
  17. People thinking we do shady stuff like concealing our identity when in fact this never happens LOL
  18. That all journalists drink coffee!!
  19. having a stressful meeting with your editor
  20. shifting through piles of notes
  21. Flaunting a press pass at some sort of newsworthy scene to "get the scoop"
  22. Biased reporting
  23. asking "what am I missing?"
  24. smoking in the newsroom
  25. Putting out a cigarette in a coffee cup
  26. agreeing to an off-the-record interview
  27. wearing a trench coat and hat
  28. None come to mind :( I'm a graphic designer (free)
  29. Stalking sources
  30. Hollywood has convinced the public that female journalists frequently sleep with sources
  31. election night pizza
  32. agreeing to an off-the-record interview
  33. shifting through piles of notes
  34. getting a door slammed in your face
  35. an editor slamming a story down on your desk
  36. man yelling in the newsroom/being a jerk
  37. circling or underlining parts of notes during an interview
  38. having a stressful meeting with your editor