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