(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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Makes a bad joke about how marriage = misery
Says something sexist (bonus if about you)
Brings up Fox News as if it’s gospel
Grills him about his job
Claims his generation was the last to have “real values”
Makes a weird comment about women’s roles
Says something completely incorrect about politics
Complains about “woke” culture
Says something aggressively wrong about history
Calls something “woke” with no actual understanding of what it means
Jokes about him needing to provide for you
Says something homophobic or racist and then claims he’s just joking
Says something wildly incorrect about how the economy works
Brags about something he definitely exaggerated
Compares your life choices to a cousin you’ve never heard of
Complains about how “men aren’t men anymore”
Asks why you don’t visit more but makes no effort to be pleasant
Brings up a conspiracy theory as fact
Tries to start a political debate
Ignores him when he talks and changes the subject
“We didn’t have [basic human rights] growing up, and we turned out fine”
Complains about “kids these days”
Makes an awkward or sexist joke and expects him to laugh
Passive-aggressively implies he isn’t good enough for you
Passive-aggressively implies your job isn’t real work
Insists he needs to be a churchgoer
Says something about “real men” or “real women”
Asks why you aren’t married yet
Complains about young people not working hard enough
Uses “back in my day” to justify a bad opinion
Calls him “boy” or something slightly condescending
Asks how much money he makes
Insists you need to go to church more
Brings up a conspiracy theory as fact
Makes a comment about a woman’s appearance
Claims your generation is too soft
Asks if he’s a “real man” (e.g., can he fix a car?)
Suggests an outdated or completely incorrect financial tip
Says “you’ll change your mind” about something important to you
Tries to bait him into a political debate
Exaggerates a story about himself to sound impressive
“So, what are your intentions with my daughter?”
Talks about “the good old days” (that weren’t good for most people)
