The fooland thefriarEnter theking’sserviceAmerigoVespucciTo merely repeatwhat Raphaelsaid about thelaws andcustoms ofUtopiaSocratesSheepAshepherdThat they canget a job butthey choosedeliberatelyto be rogues.They wantedthe king torule only onekingdomThey wereconstantly atwar andsocietydeclinedRhetoricPhilosopherkingsAnincompetentdoctorMostReverendJohnMortonHappilandRaphaelNonsensoIncompetentschool masterswho prefercaning theirpupils toteaching themMercenariesPrivatepropertySocietymakes thievesand thenpunishesthem.If theft carries thesame penalty asmurder the thief willbe encouraged to killthe victim whomotherwise he wouldonly have robbed.“…absolutelyunjust”TheTallstoriansTo show howlittle courtierswould valuehim or hisadvice.PeterGilesThe fooland thefriarEnter theking’sserviceAmerigoVespucciTo merely repeatwhat Raphaelsaid about thelaws andcustoms ofUtopiaSocratesSheepAshepherdThat they canget a job butthey choosedeliberatelyto be rogues.They wantedthe king torule only onekingdomThey wereconstantly atwar andsocietydeclinedRhetoricPhilosopherkingsAnincompetentdoctorMostReverendJohnMortonHappilandRaphaelNonsensoIncompetentschool masterswho prefercaning theirpupils toteaching themMercenariesPrivatepropertySocietymakes thievesand thenpunishesthem.If theft carries thesame penalty asmurder the thief willbe encouraged to killthe victim whomotherwise he wouldonly have robbed.“…absolutelyunjust”TheTallstoriansTo show howlittle courtierswould valuehim or hisadvice.PeterGiles

Utopia 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. The fool and the friar
  2. Enter the king’s service
  3. Amerigo Vespucci
  4. To merely repeat what Raphael said about the laws and customs of Utopia
  5. Socrates
  6. Sheep
  7. A shepherd
  8. That they can get a job but they choose deliberately to be rogues.
  9. They wanted the king to rule only one kingdom
  10. They were constantly at war and society declined
  11. Rhetoric
  12. Philosopher kings
  13. An incompetent doctor
  14. Most Reverend John Morton
  15. Happiland
  16. Raphael Nonsenso
  17. Incompetent school masters who prefer caning their pupils to teaching them
  18. Mercenaries
  19. Private property
  20. Society makes thieves and then punishes them.
  21. If theft carries the same penalty as murder the thief will be encouraged to kill the victim whom otherwise he would only have robbed.
  22. “…absolutely unjust”
  23. The Tallstorians
  24. To show how little courtiers would value him or his advice.
  25. Peter Giles