Comments on: What is the alternate words for BINGO and GOTCHA? http://about-bingo.net/what-is-the-alternate-words-for-bingo-and-gotcha All about Bingo Mon, 30 Aug 2010 06:50:09 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: randompuppet http://about-bingo.net/what-is-the-alternate-words-for-bingo-and-gotcha/comment-page-1#comment-37 randompuppet Sun, 31 May 2009 00:13:01 +0000 http://about-bingo.net/what-is-the-alternate-words-for-bingo-and-gotcha#comment-37 <a href="">Keith</a> Don't listen to these old timers here. The words they come up with are too old fashioned. These cavemen like to use ancient words like "pwned". They're not hip with the youngsters these days. Allow me to update you with these latest trends. These can be used in place of gotcha: Peppersticks! Boondoggle! Fiki fiki! Criminihicks! Jiggery hums! Cthlopohetic! Gaba gaba coldington! These can be used in place of bingo: Django! Hot meat! Parsnips! Ot! Penny popper! Wrruu wrruu! (roll the r's) Xengnipup! Pretty pregnant Polly! There you go, have fun with them. Keith

Don’t listen to these old timers here. The words they come up with are too old fashioned. These cavemen like to use ancient words like “pwned”. They’re not hip with the youngsters these days. Allow me to update you with these latest trends.

These can be used in place of gotcha:
Peppersticks!
Boondoggle!
Fiki fiki!
Criminihicks!
Jiggery hums!
Cthlopohetic!
Gaba gaba coldington!

These can be used in place of bingo:
Django!
Hot meat!
Parsnips!
Ot!
Penny popper!
Wrruu wrruu! (roll the r’s)
Xengnipup!
Pretty pregnant Polly!

There you go, have fun with them.

]]> By: Luis C http://about-bingo.net/what-is-the-alternate-words-for-bingo-and-gotcha/comment-page-1#comment-36 Luis C Wed, 27 May 2009 17:19:25 +0000 http://about-bingo.net/what-is-the-alternate-words-for-bingo-and-gotcha#comment-36 <a href="">Chester</a> AND THAT'S HOW WE ROLL ! or Disco ! Chester

AND THAT’S HOW WE ROLL ! or Disco !

]]> By: Lumpy E http://about-bingo.net/what-is-the-alternate-words-for-bingo-and-gotcha/comment-page-1#comment-35 Lumpy E Mon, 25 May 2009 07:10:26 +0000 http://about-bingo.net/what-is-the-alternate-words-for-bingo-and-gotcha#comment-35 <a href="">Antonio</a> Dingo and gotya. See these words are not in CAPSLOCK and the gotya one has one less letter so it's not as imposing. So I am smart very much and am thanking you in advance for the 10 points best answer. Antonio

Dingo and gotya. See these words are not in CAPSLOCK and the gotya one has one less letter so it’s not as imposing. So I am smart very much and am thanking you in advance for the 10 points best answer.

]]> By: tennyo_akana http://about-bingo.net/what-is-the-alternate-words-for-bingo-and-gotcha/comment-page-1#comment-34 tennyo_akana Fri, 22 May 2009 19:01:38 +0000 http://about-bingo.net/what-is-the-alternate-words-for-bingo-and-gotcha#comment-34 <a href="">Pamela</a> Ta-da? But that might be a bit too harsh. How about 'There you go?' Pamela

Ta-da? But that might be a bit too harsh. How about ‘There you go?’

]]> By: alli1661 http://about-bingo.net/what-is-the-alternate-words-for-bingo-and-gotcha/comment-page-1#comment-33 alli1661 Fri, 22 May 2009 15:26:23 +0000 http://about-bingo.net/what-is-the-alternate-words-for-bingo-and-gotcha#comment-33 <a href="">Troy</a> voila or aha Troy

voila or aha

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