Were theTimer andforgot tostart thetimerBlankedout inTableTopicsLaugheduntil yourcheeks hurtduring ameetingUsed anexpression thatmade everyonelaughunintentionallySaid “Goodmorning!” …in aneveningmeetingArrived lateand walkedin duringsomeone’sspeechForgot youwere thespeakernext weekStartedclapping beforerealizing it wasyour turn tospeakGot a friend/colleague tojoinToastmastersGotemotionalduring aspeechWorked onyour speechin themeetingroomForgot yourspeechlines mid-sentenceTried to lookconfidentwhile yourhands shookPanickedwhen yousaw yourname on theagendaSaid “onelast point…”but addedfive morePracticedyour speechto yourmirror (orpet!)Used “Toconclude”way tooearlyCounted fillerwords for funoutsideToastmasterstooMade eyecontact withsomeone…and instantlyforgot your lineMade a boo-boo but still gotencouragementThought yourspeech wasamazing, untilthe Ah-CounterspokeStarted aspeech with“Webster’sdictionarydefines…”Won aribbonand kept itforeverReused thesame storyin multiplespeechesPretended tocheck noteswhen reallybuying timeto thinkFeltnervousbut spokeanywaySigned up fora role withoutknowing whatit meantRealizedhow manyfiller wordsyou’ve beenusingFelt lazy togo to themeeting butwent anywayForgot yourspeechbeginning rightbefore beingintroducedHad aspeech ideacome to youin theshowerAccidentallyclapped foryourselfGavefeedbackthat soundedharsher thanyou meantSurvivedtechissues onZoomAvoided eyecontact with theTable Topicsmaster so thatyou are notcalled upTried to actout yourspeechdramaticallyA memberfor 5years orlessSaid “I’llkeep itshort”…and didn’tImprovisedan entirespeechUsedprops thatdidn’t quitecooperateLearned toappreciatepauses andsilenceGot caughtdaydreamingand then gotcalled forTable TopicsGot called“distinguished”and blushedUsed a quoteyou foundfive minutesbefore yourspeechGot‘voluntold’to take upa roleWonderedwhyToastmastersclap so muchLaughedway toohard duringTable TopicsGot timerlights butpretendednot to seethemSurvivedyourIcebreakerspeechCompetedin aSpeechContestWere theTimer andforgot tostart thetimerBlankedout inTableTopicsLaugheduntil yourcheeks hurtduring ameetingUsed anexpression thatmade everyonelaughunintentionallySaid “Goodmorning!” …in aneveningmeetingArrived lateand walkedin duringsomeone’sspeechForgot youwere thespeakernext weekStartedclapping beforerealizing it wasyour turn tospeakGot a friend/colleague tojoinToastmastersGotemotionalduring aspeechWorked onyour speechin themeetingroomForgot yourspeechlines mid-sentenceTried to lookconfidentwhile yourhands shookPanickedwhen yousaw yourname on theagendaSaid “onelast point…”but addedfive morePracticedyour speechto yourmirror (orpet!)Used “Toconclude”way tooearlyCounted fillerwords for funoutsideToastmasterstooMade eyecontact withsomeone…and instantlyforgot your lineMade a boo-boo but still gotencouragementThought yourspeech wasamazing, untilthe Ah-CounterspokeStarted aspeech with“Webster’sdictionarydefines…”Won aribbonand kept itforeverReused thesame storyin multiplespeechesPretended tocheck noteswhen reallybuying timeto thinkFeltnervousbut spokeanywaySigned up fora role withoutknowing whatit meantRealizedhow manyfiller wordsyou’ve beenusingFelt lazy togo to themeeting butwent anywayForgot yourspeechbeginning rightbefore beingintroducedHad aspeech ideacome to youin theshowerAccidentallyclapped foryourselfGavefeedbackthat soundedharsher thanyou meantSurvivedtechissues onZoomAvoided eyecontact with theTable Topicsmaster so thatyou are notcalled upTried to actout yourspeechdramaticallyA memberfor 5years orlessSaid “I’llkeep itshort”…and didn’tImprovisedan entirespeechUsedprops thatdidn’t quitecooperateLearned toappreciatepauses andsilenceGot caughtdaydreamingand then gotcalled forTable TopicsGot called“distinguished”and blushedUsed a quoteyou foundfive minutesbefore yourspeechGot‘voluntold’to take upa roleWonderedwhyToastmastersclap so muchLaughedway toohard duringTable TopicsGot timerlights butpretendednot to seethemSurvivedyourIcebreakerspeechCompetedin aSpeechContest

Untitled 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.


1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
  1. Were the Timer and forgot to start the timer
  2. Blanked out in Table Topics
  3. Laughed until your cheeks hurt during a meeting
  4. Used an expression that made everyone laugh unintentionally
  5. Said “Good morning!” … in an evening meeting
  6. Arrived late and walked in during someone’s speech
  7. Forgot you were the speaker next week
  8. Started clapping before realizing it was your turn to speak
  9. Got a friend/ colleague to join Toastmasters
  10. Got emotional during a speech
  11. Worked on your speech in the meeting room
  12. Forgot your speech lines mid-sentence
  13. Tried to look confident while your hands shook
  14. Panicked when you saw your name on the agenda
  15. Said “one last point…” but added five more
  16. Practiced your speech to your mirror (or pet!)
  17. Used “To conclude” way too early
  18. Counted filler words for fun outside Toastmasters too
  19. Made eye contact with someone… and instantly forgot your line
  20. Made a boo-boo but still got encouragement
  21. Thought your speech was amazing, until the Ah-Counter spoke
  22. Started a speech with “Webster’s dictionary defines…”
  23. Won a ribbon and kept it forever
  24. Reused the same story in multiple speeches
  25. Pretended to check notes when really buying time to think
  26. Felt nervous but spoke anyway
  27. Signed up for a role without knowing what it meant
  28. Realized how many filler words you’ve been using
  29. Felt lazy to go to the meeting but went anyway
  30. Forgot your speech beginning right before being introduced
  31. Had a speech idea come to you in the shower
  32. Accidentally clapped for yourself
  33. Gave feedback that sounded harsher than you meant
  34. Survived tech issues on Zoom
  35. Avoided eye contact with the Table Topics master so that you are not called up
  36. Tried to act out your speech dramatically
  37. A member for 5 years or less
  38. Said “I’ll keep it short”… and didn’t
  39. Improvised an entire speech
  40. Used props that didn’t quite cooperate
  41. Learned to appreciate pauses and silence
  42. Got caught daydreaming and then got called for Table Topics
  43. Got called “distinguished” and blushed
  44. Used a quote you found five minutes before your speech
  45. Got ‘voluntold’ to take up a role
  46. Wondered why Toastmasters clap so much
  47. Laughed way too hard during Table Topics
  48. Got timer lights but pretended not to see them
  49. Survived your Icebreaker speech
  50. Competed in a Speech Contest