Note: This CAF is just for fun. Do not take any of this seriously. Also no racism, homophobia, transphobia, etc.
The mom is going to be named Karen obviously but roll the dice for her middle name. Last name is up to you.
- Sharon
- Carol
- Susan
- Debra
- Linda
- Pam
Now for her husband. Pick his first and middle name from the mini-namebank after rolling the dice again.
- Sidney, Stanley, Fred, Ronald, Steve, Kevin
- Brian, Craig, Donald, Gary, Gareth, Gilbert
- Giles, Rudy, Irwin, Irving, Martin, Frank
- Marvin, Melvin, Albert, Alvin, Ira, Sherman
- Alfred, Ted, Scott, Kenneth, Keith, Dustin
- Rusty, Wallace, Willis, Davis, Jeremiah, Barney
Roll a dice every year for 10 years. There will be life events every year. If your Karen has kid(s) this year, there will be 1 life event. If not, there will be 2 life events. First add a 5-year-old child and roll odd for a boy and even for a girl. Name him/her from the Kidsâ names section. Then roll every year if Karen has kids.
- Yes
- No
- Yes, twins!
- Yes
- Yes, she adopts a teenager to shelter them from the âevilsâ of teen culture.
- No
Roll a 1-6 dice for Karenâs career.
- PTA meeting associate
- Soccer coach
- Paid surveyor
- Food critic
- Hairstylist
- Stay-at-home-mom
For kidsâ names, roll a dice for the prefix and another for the suffix to create cringy baby names. For adoptions, you can still do this but it is optional.
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Kids names:
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Prefixes: Kat, Dax, Brax, Max, Pais, Rae, Kyli, Ari, Sara, Jaxx; Suffixes: lynne, tynne, leigh, kee, cyn, anna, ica, vee
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Prefixes: Elle, Ever, Anna, Reed, Sky, Rex, Fran, Oli; Suffixes: ree, mae, rae, liah, syn, kyn, tex
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Prefixes: Shay, Ashy, Adri, Jana, Bron, Ken, Jack, Krys; Suffixes: teigh, zee, bynn, den, dren, ree, xyn, gen
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Prefixes: Lee, Ay, Peih, Jay, Kash, Brynn, Kay, Mc; Suffixes: sten, than, ifer, dee, aby, nian, iana
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Prefixes: Tay, Nee, Ali, Con, Maddi, Xan, Deo, Jami; Suffixes: son, bren, ren, see, trynn, ert, ther
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Prefixes: Mika, Mara, Bray, Key, Gray, Jonn, Xeno, Ara; Suffixes: ter, finn, kryn, gree, chay, nnah, reen, leenah
Life Events: Roll a 20-sided dice for each life event. In a situation that involves a kid or teen, you may choose who unless otherwise specified.
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The barista didnât put enough squirts of vanilla in Karenâs latte! Karen makes a scene and yells at them to get the manager, roll the 20-sided dice again, 1-7 = they get the manager and the manager yells at the barista, 8-13 = they get the manager but the manager sides with the barista, 14-20 = the barista does not get the manager and kicks out Karen.
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Karen saw something on TV she didnât like! Roll the 20-sided dice; 1-7 = she tries to get it canceled but only she and the other soccer moms agree, 8-13 = she makes a very angry review online about it, 14-20 = she posts on social media asking to speak to the channelâs manager
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Karen is yelling at an employee in public when she notices someone else filming her with the intent to post it online and embarrass her! Roll 1-7 = She nags about how filming people is illegal and she will call the police, 8-13 = tries to take the phone from the filmer, 14-20 = immediately acts like sheâs the victim
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Karen sees people on Facebook making fun of her style of names! 1-7 = she reports every user, 8-13 = she yells angry comments at every user and spams angry emojis, 14-20 = she uses this infamy as a way to promote her fave wine.
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One of her kids did not make the baseball team. 1-7 = Karen cries at the coach and goes to every game booing the players who made the team, 8-13 = Karen forces the coach to put her kid on the team, 14-20 = Karen feels bad and spoils the kid with a Nintendo Switch and the newest iPad.
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Karenâs oldest kid got 2nd place at the science fair instead of first. 1-7 = Karen bullies the 1st place kid and their parents. 8-13 = Karen yells that the contest was rigged, 14-20 = Karen posts on Facebook that the contest shouldnât have existed anyway because science is âevilâ.
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A teacher tells Karen that one of her teens (if she has no teens, pick a kid) is failing math. 1-7 = Karen blames the teacher and says he has a horrible teaching style and thatâs why her kid/teen is failing. 8-13 = Karen is triggered and feels insulted, trying to get the teacher fired for âcalling my angel a failureâ even though he didnât say that. 14-20 = Karen decides to switch all her children into a different school.
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Karen asked for 2 meatballs with her spaghetti, but got 3. 1-7 = She eats them and enjoys the free 3rd meatball but doesnât tip the waiter and acts like everything is horrible afterwards. 8-13 = She immediately points this out after getting her meal and screams for the manager. 14-20 = She throws the extra meatball at the waiter.
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One of Karenâs kids says they donât want to be like her. 1-7 = Karen spoils them to try to win them back into believing her parenting is good. 8-13 = Karen takes away their cell phone, blaming phones for the reason why. 14-20 = Karen shelters everyone even more.
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Thereâs a line waiting to buy toys. 1-7 = Karen cuts the girl ahead of her in line because she is younger than her and she needs to ârespect her eldersâ. 8-13 = Someone behind her in line accidentally bumps Karen and Karen complains to get this person out of line for âassaulting herâ. 14-20 = Karen cuts everybody in line right to the front and then starts yelling âWHYâ when the employee refuses to serve her.
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Karen finds out her friend isnât interested in wine anymore. 1-7 = Karen unfriends and blocks her. 8-13 = Karen sends several texts crying why her own friend would âbetray her like thatâ. 14-20 = Karen is about to get into an angry rant, but her former friend talks at Karen first and says she is leaving Karen and didnât like her that much anyway.
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Karen is going to adopt a 6-year-old! Add that new child to your family and name it accordingly. 1-7 = itâs a boy, 8-13 = itâs a girl, 14-20 = your choice.
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Karen lost her job (if sheâs a stay-at-home-mom, then she is unable to afford staying at home anymore) and despite her whining, she still has to get a new job. Reroll the 1-6 dice for her new career and reroll if you get the same career again.
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Karen and her husband are having marital problems. The counselor says it is all on Karenâs end and she will need to change in order to preserve their marriage. 1-7 = Karen changes but only appearance-wise, cutting her hair even choppier, wearing brighter pink clothes, and getting a âLive Love Laughâ tattoo. 8-13 = Karen spoils her husband as well by buying him a TV and expensive golf clubs, all while being rude to the employees who sold it. 14-20 = Karen refuses to change and argues at the counselor.
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Karenâs youngest child is friends with a neighborhood toddler who likes Sesame Street. Karen does not approve of Sesame Street and wants to stop the friendship, but has no luck and the two remain great friends. The toddlerâs parent asks why Karen doesnât like Sesame Street. 1-7 = âIT HAS COOKIE MONSTER AND COOKIE MONSTER MAKES KIDS UNHEALTHYâ. 8-13 = âIT HAS OSCAR THE GROUCH AND OSCAR THE GROUCH MAKES KIDS HAVE BAD HYGIENEâ. 14-20 = âIT HAS ELMO AND ELMO IS A HAIRY RED DEMONâ.
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Karen drops some money on the ground. A kind stranger picks it up to give it to her, but Karen loudly accuses him of stealing her cash and threatens to call the police. 1-7 = Everyone in the vicinity sides with the stranger that he wasnât trying to steal from her. 8-13 = People film the incident on their phone in mockery of Karen. 14-20 = Unfortunately everyone doesnât know the whole story and also bag on the stranger for âstealingâ her cash.
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One of Karenâs children is amazing at dancing but says she is bored of dancing and wants to get into video games. Karen is against video games and blames them for violence, even the E-rated games. 1-7 = Karen blames her dance teacher for everything, 8-13 = Karen only buys her dance video games, 14-20 = Karen says her daughter is being ungrateful about her dancing talent and grounds her for a month.
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Tragedy can strike, even for Karen. Karenâs sister dies in a car accident. 1-7 = Karen tells all her children not to drive cars and insists that if they get a driverâs license, they canât drive any car that isnât an SUV/minivan. 8-13 = Karen adopts her sisterâs 3-year-old daughter and changes her name using the kidsâ names prefixes and suffixes(roll for changed name). 14-20 = Karen honours her by dyeing her hair the same colour as her sisterâs, wearing high heels like hers, and getting a âFamily Firstâ tattoo on the small of her back with her sisterâs birth and death year.
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Karen and her husband are trying to get a little taste of fame with their kids. 1-7 = They try to get a reality show of their family, but it only lasts one season. 8-13 = They want to become a famous family YouTube channel, their videos are all very unoriginal. 14-20 = They become Instagram parents, but they donât get many followers.
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One of Karenâs children are going to a friendâs birthday party at a carnival. Even though Karen herself isnât invited, she goes anyway with her kid, claiming itâs for âsafety reasons.â 1-7 = Karen forbids her child from going on any âscary ridesâ even when everyone else is going on them. 8-13 = Karen tells her kid to blow out the candles and have the first slice of cake, even though it is not her kidâs birthday, and cheers when her kid does. 14-20 = Karenâs kid loses at a carnival game and Karen yells at the carnival worker to give her kid a giant teddy bear anyway.
Aha, so there you have it. Remember this is just for fun and isnât meant to be taken seriously, I was in a goofy mood today and felt like joining in on a meme. Always remember never to be a Karen.