(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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Related to Charles Dickens!
Hobby in powerlifting
I am color blind
I'm dad of 18 month daughter, and start learning baby language as well as LLM.
I am half Japanese / half German
Dislocated my shoulder a month ago
I played Soccer at State level.
Both a lover and a fighter – Was part of a choir, now enjoy boxing
Have been in Amazon for 11 years, but always in the same team
Enjoys swimming in spare time
Unfamiliar with the concept of fun.
Have made four trips to visit quokkas
Tasted Indian biryani at 18 different places
Was offered a lead role to star in a movie
Can speak 5 languages and 2 of them I learned in the last few years.
Recently visited Shanghai, China with my 7-year-old daughter to celebrate my grandmother's 100-year old birthday.
Have attended two weddings on two different continents - all in one day!
Triathlon beginner
I ride horses
My Alexa can now feed the fish or change the water.
Usually imagine using an abacus when doing maths.
I moved 9 times in 7 years in Seattle
Ate lemons as a kid (similar to oranges) and love sour flavors
Have been chased down the street by a water buffallo.
I go out of my way to visit grocery stores when visiting new places.
Have been to over 100+ concerts
I built a computer in the 8th grade
This is my first sticker in my passport!
I come to the office by bicycle everyday.
Japan is the 6th new country I am traveling to in the last 1 year
Got speeding tickets in 4 different countries (across 3 continents).
Originally from Alaska!
I was born in Europe, grew up in Japan, studied in US, got a job in Singapore, found another job in US, and finally settled in Japan.
