(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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Don’t ask if you can do a “cool burnout” as a thank you – They’re already judging you.
Don’t suggest you both go get coffee and talk it over – It’s not a coffee date.
Don’t offer them a bribe in Monopoly money – They’re not playing games.
Don’t start explaining your entire life story – “Well, officer, it all started in 1992…”
Don’t dramatically point at your passenger – “It was their fault!” (Not cool.)
Don’t ask if you’re getting a “gold star” for obeying the law – It’s not a reward program.
Don’t ask them to “chill” and let you off the hook – They’re not your buddy.
Don’t try to start a slow-motion chase – You’re not in a movie.
Don’t say “I thought you were pulling over someone else” – They didn’t!
Don’t ask if you’re on "Cops" – They probably don’t want to be famous today.
Don’t try to sneak in a dance move to “impress” them – “Watch this moonwalk, officer!”
Don’t start quoting Fast & Furious movies – “This is family, officer!”
Don’t suggest you and the officer should trade places – They’ve got a job to do.
Don’t immediately start playing “Don’t Stop Believin’” – It’s not your theme song right now.
Don’t ask if you can “negotiate” the fine like it’s a yard sale – “How about $10 for the ticket?”
Don't start a high speed chase – It is not GTA
Don’t start an impromptu rap battle – It's not the time for your “freestyle skills.”
Don’t offer them snacks – "Officer, would you like a granola bar?" Really?
Don’t ask for a selfie – They’re not in the mood for photo ops.
Don’t start singing "Bad Boys" – It’s been done, and it's not helping.
Don’t act surprised – “Wait, you pulled ME over? Are you sure?”
Don’t tell them you were “just trying to beat the light” – They’ve heard that one.
Don’t ask if the siren is just for show – It’s real, and it's loud.
Don’t offer the officer a ride to the station – They’re already working