"its so obvious" argument is stupid "your OBVIOUSLY at fault" blatant circle talking blatantly taking things out of context "leave it in the past" "why should i care" random subject changes "your always right" finally admits fault dodging questions blaming things on other people "admit fault" "im done" "end of story" "your at fault" "its 50/50 fault" "im not gonna argue it" then proceeds to argue it blatant contradictions in his argument "lack of accountability" self pity ignoring others' valid points something about not being wrong glossing over parts where he's wrong "its so obvious" argument is stupid "your OBVIOUSLY at fault" blatant circle talking blatantly taking things out of context "leave it in the past" "why should i care" random subject changes "your always right" finally admits fault dodging questions blaming things on other people "admit fault" "im done" "end of story" "your at fault" "its 50/50 fault" "im not gonna argue it" then proceeds to argue it blatant contradictions in his argument "lack of accountability" self pity ignoring others' valid points something about not being wrong glossing over parts where he's wrong
(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.
"its so obvious"
argument is stupid
"your OBVIOUSLY at fault"
blatant circle talking
blatantly taking things
out of context
"leave it in the past"
"why should i care"
random subject changes
"your always right"
finally admits fault
dodging questions
blaming things on other people
"admit fault"
"im done"
"end of story"
"your at fault"
"its 50/50 fault"
"im not gonna argue it" then proceeds to argue it
blatant contradictions
in his argument
"lack of accountability"
self pity
ignoring others' valid points
something about not being wrong
glossing over parts
where he's wrong