“As longas you doyour best”Speakerforgets toturn micon“This is notthe endbut thebeginning”Speakerdoesn’t knowwho to handthe mic toGirl withthe middlenameMarieFamily createslarge distractionby leaving part-way through theceremony“Be truetoyourself”Reference tosome insidejoke that onlyseniorsunderstand“Followyourdreams”“It’s hardtobelieve…”“Make theworld abetterplace”“Futureleaders ofAmerica”Unnecessarilyloud cheeringfrom the crowdwhen the nameof a senior iscalled“Spreadyourwings”QUOTE:HamiltonthemusicalQUOTE:anypolitician“Lookaroundyou…”QUOTE:anypoemBalloonsflyingawayBand kidloudly smacksinstrument onsomethingTeachergivesdiploma towrongpersonTeacherplaying onhis/herphoneLong,awkwardtransitionbetweenthings“One doorcloses…anotherdoor opens”“As welookback…”Someone whodecoratedtheir grad capwith ShrekBoy withthe middlenameMichael“A newchapter inyour/ourlives”QUOTE:anymovieSpeakermispronouncesor messes upon a nameSomeonecomplainingabout theturf pelletsSeniors don’tget out oftheir seats atthe correcttime“Highschoolhas taughtus…”Girlwearingheels tripsDictionarycitation (i.e.,“Websterdefines______ as…”)Speakerdoesn’t knowhow to talkinto amicrophone“[Name]earned[number]collegecredits”Loudfeedbackfrom mic“As longas you doyour best”Speakerforgets toturn micon“This is notthe endbut thebeginning”Speakerdoesn’t knowwho to handthe mic toGirl withthe middlenameMarieFamily createslarge distractionby leaving part-way through theceremony“Be truetoyourself”Reference tosome insidejoke that onlyseniorsunderstand“Followyourdreams”“It’s hardtobelieve…”“Make theworld abetterplace”“Futureleaders ofAmerica”Unnecessarilyloud cheeringfrom the crowdwhen the nameof a senior iscalled“Spreadyourwings”QUOTE:HamiltonthemusicalQUOTE:anypolitician“Lookaroundyou…”QUOTE:anypoemBalloonsflyingawayBand kidloudly smacksinstrument onsomethingTeachergivesdiploma towrongpersonTeacherplaying onhis/herphoneLong,awkwardtransitionbetweenthings“One doorcloses…anotherdoor opens”“As welookback…”Someone whodecoratedtheir grad capwith ShrekBoy withthe middlenameMichael“A newchapter inyour/ourlives”QUOTE:anymovieSpeakermispronouncesor messes upon a nameSomeonecomplainingabout theturf pelletsSeniors don’tget out oftheir seats atthe correcttime“Highschoolhas taughtus…”Girlwearingheels tripsDictionarycitation (i.e.,“Websterdefines______ as…”)Speakerdoesn’t knowhow to talkinto amicrophone“[Name]earned[number]collegecredits”Loudfeedbackfrom mic

You Have Nothing Better to Do - 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. “As long as you do your best”
  2. Speaker forgets to turn mic on
  3. “This is not the end but the beginning”
  4. Speaker doesn’t know who to hand the mic to
  5. Girl with the middle name Marie
  6. Family creates large distraction by leaving part-way through the ceremony
  7. “Be true to yourself”
  8. Reference to some inside joke that only seniors understand
  9. “Follow your dreams”
  10. “It’s hard to believe…”
  11. “Make the world a better place”
  12. “Future leaders of America”
  13. Unnecessarily loud cheering from the crowd when the name of a senior is called
  14. “Spread your wings”
  15. QUOTE: Hamilton the musical
  16. QUOTE: any politician
  17. “Look around you…”
  18. QUOTE: any poem
  19. Balloons flying away
  20. Band kid loudly smacks instrument on something
  21. Teacher gives diploma to wrong person
  22. Teacher playing on his/her phone
  23. Long, awkward transition between things
  24. “One door closes… another door opens”
  25. “As we look back…”
  26. Someone who decorated their grad cap with Shrek
  27. Boy with the middle name Michael
  28. “A new chapter in your/our lives”
  29. QUOTE: any movie
  30. Speaker mispronounces or messes up on a name
  31. Someone complaining about the turf pellets
  32. Seniors don’t get out of their seats at the correct time
  33. “High school has taught us…”
  34. Girl wearing heels trips
  35. Dictionary citation (i.e., “Webster defines ______ as…”)
  36. Speaker doesn’t know how to talk into a microphone
  37. “[Name] earned [number] college credits”
  38. Loud feedback from mic