Handsstayed inpockets forthe entireduration.A chart that isclearly ascreenshotfrom a 2012Wikipedia entry.Walked backand forth somuch theylooked like theywere trackingstepsUsed atransition thatlasted longerthan theactual slide.Spent thewhole timetalking directlyto the screeninstead of thepeople.Including a"Sources"slide that isup for exactly0.5 seconds.Hand gesturesthat look likethey’rechoppinginvisible wood.A slide with400 wordsthat no onecan read in 3minutes.They got soexcited they juststarted circling oneword on thescreen with thelaser for 10seconds straight.Blaming theWiFi for atypo theydefinitelymade.A photo of aperson/objectthat is clearlystretchedpoorly"Sorry, Imade thistoday." (Self-Deprecation)Had to returnto a previousslide becausethey forgot a"crucial" point.Accidentally clickedtwice and revealedthepunchline/conclusionof the next slide tooearly.Referenced aniche event thatonly one otherperson in theroomunderstands.The slides are4:3 but the TVis 16:9 (blackbars ofshame).They spent 2.5minutes on theintro and 10seconds on theactualconclusionDeep breathof relief thesecond thetimer hitzero.Hit 5"umms" or"likes" in thefirst minute.Dropped theclicker, theirphone, ortheir dignitymid-sentence.Using a "DeepFried" meme ora photo sopixelated itlooks likeMinecraft.Realized theyhad 30 secondsleft and startedtalking like a 2xspeed podcast.Didn't movetheir feet orhands for theentire 180secondsAsked theaudience aquestion, but itwas so weirdno oneanswered.Tried tochange theslide, failed,and had toclick 3 times.Accidentallyending theslideshow andshowing the "BlackScreen: End ofSlide Show"message.One slide hasperfectly centeredtext, and the nexthas text flying offthe edge of thescreen.Used a fontso "fancy"it’sunreadable.The timer went off,and they kepttalking for anotherfull minute. (Had tobe cut off byAaron)Handsstayed inpockets forthe entireduration.A chart that isclearly ascreenshotfrom a 2012Wikipedia entry.Walked backand forth somuch theylooked like theywere trackingstepsUsed atransition thatlasted longerthan theactual slide.Spent thewhole timetalking directlyto the screeninstead of thepeople.Including a"Sources"slide that isup for exactly0.5 seconds.Hand gesturesthat look likethey’rechoppinginvisible wood.A slide with400 wordsthat no onecan read in 3minutes.They got soexcited they juststarted circling oneword on thescreen with thelaser for 10seconds straight.Blaming theWiFi for atypo theydefinitelymade.A photo of aperson/objectthat is clearlystretchedpoorly"Sorry, Imade thistoday." (Self-Deprecation)Had to returnto a previousslide becausethey forgot a"crucial" point.Accidentally clickedtwice and revealedthepunchline/conclusionof the next slide tooearly.Referenced aniche event thatonly one otherperson in theroomunderstands.The slides are4:3 but the TVis 16:9 (blackbars ofshame).They spent 2.5minutes on theintro and 10seconds on theactualconclusionDeep breathof relief thesecond thetimer hitzero.Hit 5"umms" or"likes" in thefirst minute.Dropped theclicker, theirphone, ortheir dignitymid-sentence.Using a "DeepFried" meme ora photo sopixelated itlooks likeMinecraft.Realized theyhad 30 secondsleft and startedtalking like a 2xspeed podcast.Didn't movetheir feet orhands for theentire 180secondsAsked theaudience aquestion, but itwas so weirdno oneanswered.Tried tochange theslide, failed,and had toclick 3 times.Accidentallyending theslideshow andshowing the "BlackScreen: End ofSlide Show"message.One slide hasperfectly centeredtext, and the nexthas text flying offthe edge of thescreen.Used a fontso "fancy"it’sunreadable.The timer went off,and they kepttalking for anotherfull minute. (Had tobe cut off byAaron)

PPT Party Bingo! - 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.


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  1. Hands stayed in pockets for the entire duration.
  2. A chart that is clearly a screenshot from a 2012 Wikipedia entry.
  3. Walked back and forth so much they looked like they were tracking steps
  4. Used a transition that lasted longer than the actual slide.
  5. Spent the whole time talking directly to the screen instead of the people.
  6. Including a "Sources" slide that is up for exactly 0.5 seconds.
  7. Hand gestures that look like they’re chopping invisible wood.
  8. A slide with 400 words that no one can read in 3 minutes.
  9. They got so excited they just started circling one word on the screen with the laser for 10 seconds straight.
  10. Blaming the WiFi for a typo they definitely made.
  11. A photo of a person/object that is clearly stretched poorly
  12. "Sorry, I made this today." (Self-Deprecation)
  13. Had to return to a previous slide because they forgot a "crucial" point.
  14. Accidentally clicked twice and revealed the punchline/conclusion of the next slide too early.
  15. Referenced a niche event that only one other person in the room understands.
  16. The slides are 4:3 but the TV is 16:9 (black bars of shame).
  17. They spent 2.5 minutes on the intro and 10 seconds on the actual conclusion
  18. Deep breath of relief the second the timer hit zero.
  19. Hit 5 "umms" or "likes" in the first minute.
  20. Dropped the clicker, their phone, or their dignity mid-sentence.
  21. Using a "Deep Fried" meme or a photo so pixelated it looks like Minecraft.
  22. Realized they had 30 seconds left and started talking like a 2x speed podcast.
  23. Didn't move their feet or hands for the entire 180 seconds
  24. Asked the audience a question, but it was so weird no one answered.
  25. Tried to change the slide, failed, and had to click 3 times.
  26. Accidentally ending the slideshow and showing the "Black Screen: End of Slide Show" message.
  27. One slide has perfectly centered text, and the next has text flying off the edge of the screen.
  28. Used a font so "fancy" it’s unreadable.
  29. The timer went off, and they kept talking for another full minute. (Had to be cut off by Aaron)