unconsciousgender separation(aka somehowwomen assemblein the kitchen andmen around a firesomeone isbelligerent(might beme, whoknows)a randomtech or ai eviloverlord rantsince youwork in techyou are quiteso you areobviouslyescalatingthe fightA versionof „I toldyou so“The obviouspresent that theyhave never actuallyconsidered who youare and what youactually might likeI must havebeen a horribleparent for youto treat me likethisa blatantly obviousquestion about your jobwhich essentiallyreplaces the “so what isyour favorite subject inschool” from familymembers who didn’tactually try to understandyou as a personcommentson weightThe „why don’tyou call or visitmore“ or the„why haven’tyou…“Das sind alle Texte: blatantly racist terminologycomments on weightthe „when will you do XY“?(Aka kids dating marriage etc)the „let’s remember a memoryin the past becauseeverything is better in thepast“The showing off of an objectonly thablatantlyracistterminologysomeoneleavesabruptlyThe boomerlawn mowershow off (orsimilar)the „whateven areboundaries“„Can you helpme with myprinter becauseyou work intech, right?“when will youdo XY? (Akakids datingmarriage etc)sexism“you have to atleast try a bite orXY will beoffended” eventhough you havenever liked thethingThe „here arerandom things togive you as this isthe only way I amable to expressany sort ofaffection “The „awakening“where two peoplebond by looking ateach otherknowingly aftersomeone was wildlyinappropriate“youused tobe so …”someone that isn’tpart of thegrandparentgeneration stillends up telling thesame story overand over againThisgenerationcan’t takea jokeEverythingwas betterin the pastunconsciousgender separation(aka somehowwomen assemblein the kitchen andmen around a firesomeone isbelligerent(might beme, whoknows)a randomtech or ai eviloverlord rantsince youwork in techyou are quiteso you areobviouslyescalatingthe fightA versionof „I toldyou so“The obviouspresent that theyhave never actuallyconsidered who youare and what youactually might likeI must havebeen a horribleparent for youto treat me likethisa blatantly obviousquestion about your jobwhich essentiallyreplaces the “so what isyour favorite subject inschool” from familymembers who didn’tactually try to understandyou as a personcommentson weightThe „why don’tyou call or visitmore“ or the„why haven’tyou…“Das sind alle Texte: blatantly racist terminologycomments on weightthe „when will you do XY“?(Aka kids dating marriage etc)the „let’s remember a memoryin the past becauseeverything is better in thepast“The showing off of an objectonly thablatantlyracistterminologysomeoneleavesabruptlyThe boomerlawn mowershow off (orsimilar)the „whateven areboundaries“„Can you helpme with myprinter becauseyou work intech, right?“when will youdo XY? (Akakids datingmarriage etc)sexism“you have to atleast try a bite orXY will beoffended” eventhough you havenever liked thethingThe „here arerandom things togive you as this isthe only way I amable to expressany sort ofaffection “The „awakening“where two peoplebond by looking ateach otherknowingly aftersomeone was wildlyinappropriate“youused tobe so …”someone that isn’tpart of thegrandparentgeneration stillends up telling thesame story overand over againThisgenerationcan’t takea jokeEverythingwas betterin the past

It’s beginning to look a lot like f*** this - 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. unconscious gender separation (aka somehow women assemble in the kitchen and men around a fire
  2. someone is belligerent (might be me, who knows)
  3. a random tech or ai evil overlord rant since you work in tech
  4. you are quite so you are obviously escalating the fight
  5. A version of „I told you so“
  6. The obvious present that they have never actually considered who you are and what you actually might like
  7. I must have been a horrible parent for you to treat me like this
  8. a blatantly obvious question about your job which essentially replaces the “so what is your favorite subject in school” from family members who didn’t actually try to understand you as a person
  9. comments on weight
  10. The „why don’t you call or visit more“ or the „why haven’t you…“
  11. blatantly racist terminology
    Das sind alle Texte: blatantly racist terminology comments on weight the „when will you do XY“? (Aka kids dating marriage etc) the „let’s remember a memory in the past because everything is better in the past“ The showing off of an object only tha
  12. someone leaves abruptly
  13. The boomer lawn mower show off (or similar)
  14. the „what even are boundaries“
  15. „Can you help me with my printer because you work in tech, right?“
  16. when will you do XY? (Aka kids dating marriage etc)
  17. sexism
  18. “you have to at least try a bite or XY will be offended” even though you have never liked the thing
  19. The „here are random things to give you as this is the only way I am able to express any sort of affection “
  20. The „awakening“ where two people bond by looking at each other knowingly after someone was wildly inappropriate
  21. “you used to be so …”
  22. someone that isn’t part of the grandparent generation still ends up telling the same story over and over again
  23. This generation can’t take a joke
  24. Everything was better in the past