“Look who just walked in” Someone gets sloppy A rekindling Someone got fugly Adam heiserman See a couple that you didn’t know about Someone asks where u went to school See someone that has a kid Someone says “we should hangout sometime” Fall in love “Aren’t you gonna give me a hug?” Get caught talking to someone forever Get a free drink “What are you up to these days” Don’t recognize someone Spot an enemy Sam Leh Grace eisenhard Dtaj See someone you saw on hinge/tinder Somebody doesn’t remember you Someone asks u about an ex See someone from the front row Chris pringley “Look who just walked in” Someone gets sloppy A rekindling Someone got fugly Adam heiserman See a couple that you didn’t know about Someone asks where u went to school See someone that has a kid Someone says “we should hangout sometime” Fall in love “Aren’t you gonna give me a hug?” Get caught talking to someone forever Get a free drink “What are you up to these days” Don’t recognize someone Spot an enemy Sam Leh Grace eisenhard Dtaj See someone you saw on hinge/tinder Somebody doesn’t remember you Someone asks u about an ex See someone from the front row Chris pringley
(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.
N-“Look who just walked in”
O-Someone gets sloppy
I-A rekindling
O-Someone got fugly
I-Adam heiserman
B-See a couple that you didn’t know about
G-Someone asks where u went to school
G-See someone that has a kid
B-Someone says “we should hangout sometime”
N-Fall in love
G-“Aren’t you gonna give me a hug?”
N-Get caught talking to someone forever
I-Get a free drink
I-“What are you up to these days”
O-Don’t recognize someone
N-Spot an enemy
B-Sam Leh
B-Grace eisenhard
O-Dtaj
B-See someone you saw on hinge/tinder
G-Somebody doesn’t remember you
G-Someone asks u about an ex
O-See someone from the front row
I-Chris pringley