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