“Can I just say..” “You oughtta underline that” Tells a personal story Calls out someone more than once Laughs awkwardly Takes off his suit coat Mentions North Valley Calls out 20+ people Mentions the Cowboys/Duke Mini-message during announcements Talks about things he does at church Sings twice in one message Sings off-key “For time’s sake” Talks about basketball “Wooo!” Calls out Lukas or “Miss Kahle” Makes a joke that doesn’t land “There again” Talks about his Sunday school “Posed” or “Posed to” Claps his hands Talks with cough drop in mouth “Can’t help but think” “Can I just say..” “You oughtta underline that” Tells a personal story Calls out someone more than once Laughs awkwardly Takes off his suit coat Mentions North Valley Calls out 20+ people Mentions the Cowboys/Duke Mini-message during announcements Talks about things he does at church Sings twice in one message Sings off-key “For time’s sake” Talks about basketball “Wooo!” Calls out Lukas or “Miss Kahle” Makes a joke that doesn’t land “There again” Talks about his Sunday school “Posed” or “Posed to” Claps his hands Talks with cough drop in mouth “Can’t help but think”
(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.
“Can I just say..”
“You oughtta underline that”
Tells a personal story
Calls out someone more than once
Laughs awkwardly
Takes off his suit coat
Mentions North Valley
Calls out 20+ people
Mentions the Cowboys/Duke
Mini-message during announcements
Talks about things he does at church
Sings twice in one message
Sings off-key
“For time’s sake”
Talks about basketball
“Wooo!”
Calls out Lukas or “Miss Kahle”
Makes a joke that doesn’t land
“There again”
Talks about his Sunday school
“Posed” or “Posed to”
Claps his hands
Talks with cough drop in mouth
“Can’t help but think”