Loves karaoke Has fainted in public Went to a museum during the last two weeks Contributes to Stackoverflow regularly Plays an instrument Has done a demo (at Twilio) Is vegan Has a record player Has a green car Wakes up before/at 6AM every day Went to the movies this week Journals every day Doesn't drink coffee Makes art regularly Has been on TV Is an only child Went camping this year Has read 3 books this month Doesn't like spicy food Has been to Ladakh Grows their own vegetables Has the same birthday than you Is comfortable coding in Java Has pushed their code into production (at Twilio) Loves karaoke Has fainted in public Went to a museum during the last two weeks Contributes to Stackoverflow regularly Plays an instrument Has done a demo (at Twilio) Is vegan Has a record player Has a green car Wakes up before/at 6AM every day Went to the movies this week Journals every day Doesn't drink coffee Makes art regularly Has been on TV Is an only child Went camping this year Has read 3 books this month Doesn't like spicy food Has been to Ladakh Grows their own vegetables Has the same birthday than you Is comfortable coding in Java Has pushed their code into production (at Twilio)
(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.
Loves karaoke
Has fainted in public
Went to a museum during the last two weeks
Contributes to Stackoverflow regularly
Plays an instrument
Has done a demo (at Twilio)
Is vegan
Has a record player
Has a green car
Wakes up before/at 6AM every day
Went to the movies this week
Journals every day
Doesn't drink coffee
Makes art regularly
Has been on TV
Is an only child
Went camping this year
Has read 3 books this month
Doesn't like spicy food
Has been to Ladakh
Grows their own vegetables
Has the same birthday than you
Is comfortable coding in Java
Has pushed their code into production (at Twilio)