Peggy says“I’m donewith you” butis absolutelynot doneBecomesunexpectedlyliked by afamilymemberLoudstorytellingthat takes along scenicrouteInstigatesjust enoughto be funny,not enoughto be blamedMakes eyecontact withyou that says“we’releaving soon”Someoneinsists they’re“not hungry”then eatseverythingChaosenergy whileinsistingeverything is“fine”Commentsonappearance,clothes, or“health”“This isn’thow weusually doit”Bonds withChris overshareddisbeliefSuddenlydisappearsto hisphoneMoney orwork broughtup casually,thenaggressivelyPassive-aggressivecommentdisguised asconcernPokes thebear, thenclaimsinnocenceAsked wherehe’s from inan awkwardwayDisappearswith you fora sanitybreakAsked if he’s“teachingyou Spanishyet”Getspraised forbeing “sopatient”PoliticsmentionedwithoutwarningPassive-aggressive sighbefore doingsomethingherselfAssumesgrill/toolauthoritywithoutbeing askedQuietly stirschaos, thenwatches itunfoldSays “I’mjust saying”after sayinga lotEmotionalwhiplash: joking→ stressed →affectionate in 5minutesMakes ajoke thatlands a littletoo wellCompetitiveenergyappears outof nowherePoliticalopiniondroppedunpromptedTranslatesselectivelyfor comediceffectRetreatingto yourphone forsurvivalUses one pastexperience asproof he’scorrect abouteverythingSides withyounonverballyGivesunsolicitedlife advicedisguised asconcernClaims she’snot upset(she is a littleupset)Gives advicestarting with“What youneed to do is—”Loudwhispereveryonehears“Back in myday…”makes a fullappearancePet becomesthe mostlikable beingpresentOver-explainssomethingno onequestionedCombinespolitics + work+ nostalgia inone monologue(rare butdeadly)Repeats thesame worrymultiple timesin slightlydifferentwordingAwkwardsilence afteroversharingStory getslouderinstead ofshorterPolitelysmiles whileinternallyjudgingSayssomethingthat causesMom toover-explainCriticism offood bysomeonewho didn’tcookSarcasticcommentdropped atthe worstpossible timeTells a storyeveryonehas heard,but commitsfully anywayReacts toTodd’s storywith visibleskepticismSomeonedrinksearlier thanexpectedCalmlyhandleschaos like aprofessionalPeggy says“I’m donewith you” butis absolutelynot doneBecomesunexpectedlyliked by afamilymemberLoudstorytellingthat takes along scenicrouteInstigatesjust enoughto be funny,not enoughto be blamedMakes eyecontact withyou that says“we’releaving soon”Someoneinsists they’re“not hungry”then eatseverythingChaosenergy whileinsistingeverything is“fine”Commentsonappearance,clothes, or“health”“This isn’thow weusually doit”Bonds withChris overshareddisbeliefSuddenlydisappearsto hisphoneMoney orwork broughtup casually,thenaggressivelyPassive-aggressivecommentdisguised asconcernPokes thebear, thenclaimsinnocenceAsked wherehe’s from inan awkwardwayDisappearswith you fora sanitybreakAsked if he’s“teachingyou Spanishyet”Getspraised forbeing “sopatient”PoliticsmentionedwithoutwarningPassive-aggressive sighbefore doingsomethingherselfAssumesgrill/toolauthoritywithoutbeing askedQuietly stirschaos, thenwatches itunfoldSays “I’mjust saying”after sayinga lotEmotionalwhiplash: joking→ stressed →affectionate in 5minutesMakes ajoke thatlands a littletoo wellCompetitiveenergyappears outof nowherePoliticalopiniondroppedunpromptedTranslatesselectivelyfor comediceffectRetreatingto yourphone forsurvivalUses one pastexperience asproof he’scorrect abouteverythingSides withyounonverballyGivesunsolicitedlife advicedisguised asconcernClaims she’snot upset(she is a littleupset)Gives advicestarting with“What youneed to do is—”Loudwhispereveryonehears“Back in myday…”makes a fullappearancePet becomesthe mostlikable beingpresentOver-explainssomethingno onequestionedCombinespolitics + work+ nostalgia inone monologue(rare butdeadly)Repeats thesame worrymultiple timesin slightlydifferentwordingAwkwardsilence afteroversharingStory getslouderinstead ofshorterPolitelysmiles whileinternallyjudgingSayssomethingthat causesMom toover-explainCriticism offood bysomeonewho didn’tcookSarcasticcommentdropped atthe worstpossible timeTells a storyeveryonehas heard,but commitsfully anywayReacts toTodd’s storywith visibleskepticismSomeonedrinksearlier thanexpectedCalmlyhandleschaos like aprofessional

Svee Family Xmas 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. Peggy says “I’m done with you” but is absolutely not done
  2. Becomes unexpectedly liked by a family member
  3. Loud storytelling that takes a long scenic route
  4. Instigates just enough to be funny, not enough to be blamed
  5. Makes eye contact with you that says “we’re leaving soon”
  6. Someone insists they’re “not hungry” then eats everything
  7. Chaos energy while insisting everything is “fine”
  8. Comments on appearance, clothes, or “health”
  9. “This isn’t how we usually do it”
  10. Bonds with Chris over shared disbelief
  11. Suddenly disappears to his phone
  12. Money or work brought up casually, then aggressively
  13. Passive-aggressive comment disguised as concern
  14. Pokes the bear, then claims innocence
  15. Asked where he’s from in an awkward way
  16. Disappears with you for a sanity break
  17. Asked if he’s “teaching you Spanish yet”
  18. Gets praised for being “so patient”
  19. Politics mentioned without warning
  20. Passive-aggressive sigh before doing something herself
  21. Assumes grill/tool authority without being asked
  22. Quietly stirs chaos, then watches it unfold
  23. Says “I’m just saying” after saying a lot
  24. Emotional whiplash: joking → stressed → affectionate in 5 minutes
  25. Makes a joke that lands a little too well
  26. Competitive energy appears out of nowhere
  27. Political opinion dropped unprompted
  28. Translates selectively for comedic effect
  29. Retreating to your phone for survival
  30. Uses one past experience as proof he’s correct about everything
  31. Sides with you nonverbally
  32. Gives unsolicited life advice disguised as concern
  33. Claims she’s not upset (she is a little upset)
  34. Gives advice starting with “What you need to do is—”
  35. Loud whisper everyone hears
  36. “Back in my day…” makes a full appearance
  37. Pet becomes the most likable being present
  38. Over-explains something no one questioned
  39. Combines politics + work + nostalgia in one monologue (rare but deadly)
  40. Repeats the same worry multiple times in slightly different wording
  41. Awkward silence after oversharing
  42. Story gets louder instead of shorter
  43. Politely smiles while internally judging
  44. Says something that causes Mom to over-explain
  45. Criticism of food by someone who didn’t cook
  46. Sarcastic comment dropped at the worst possible time
  47. Tells a story everyone has heard, but commits fully anyway
  48. Reacts to Todd’s story with visible skepticism
  49. Someone drinks earlier than expected
  50. Calmly handles chaos like a professional