asks way too many questions "oh absolutely not" fight or flight mode 24/7 will argue with anyone refuses to open up, but then explodes super squeamish gym bro dragged into every mess with zero context death glare designated driver has an existential crisis once a week pretends to not care but actually cares a lot screaming "no" is a favorite word points out obvious red flags but gets ignored speed- walking anxiety constantly underestimated surviving out of spite always flexing tattoos "feelings? what feelings" master of sarcasm "don't touch me" corrects someone mid- sentence asks way too many questions "oh absolutely not" fight or flight mode 24/7 will argue with anyone refuses to open up, but then explodes super squeamish gym bro dragged into every mess with zero context death glare designated driver has an existential crisis once a week pretends to not care but actually cares a lot screaming "no" is a favorite word points out obvious red flags but gets ignored speed- walking anxiety constantly underestimated surviving out of spite always flexing tattoos "feelings? what feelings" master of sarcasm "don't touch me" corrects someone mid- sentence
Rey - 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.
asks way too many questions
"oh absolutely not"
fight or flight mode 24/7
will argue with anyone
refuses to open up, but then explodes
super squeamish
gym bro
dragged into every mess with zero context
death glare
designated driver
has an existential crisis once a week
pretends to not care but actually cares a lot
screaming
"no" is a favorite word
points out obvious red flags but gets ignored
speed-walking
anxiety
constantly underestimated
surviving out of spite
always flexing tattoos
"feelings? what feelings"
master of sarcasm
"don't touch me"
corrects someone mid-sentence