This bingo card has a free space and 28 words: I met the Dalai Lama in person, My middle name is Michael, Super scared of frogs (Ranidaphobia), Semi-chef (prefer to cook for friends and family than eating out), Swimming and biking were my first sports, Learned the guitar during grade school, Lived in 4 countries, My first "job" was as an extra for a soap opera, Loves drinking green tea, Yoga enthusiast, My birthday is on the same day as Harry Potter, I like tuna and onion pizza, Took up a weights / weights lifting class in university, Had braces in high school, I am an avid manga reader, When I was young, I wanted to become an entomologist, I once spent a few hours in jail due to illegal gambling, I have a unique middle name (very uncommon, hard to spell and pronounce), I got accepted to a bachelor's program for fine art but did not attend, During my master's program I had a job writing speeches for a politician on the benefits of alternative energy, Took drama and improv classes for around 8 years, Travelled for 38hrs across Argentina from north to south by bus. And then 38hrs back, total of 76hrs or 3.2 days. The most boring trip ever as it is all plain and flat territory with just cows., I used to play the accordion and the flute., As a child, I wanted to become a train driver, I do not, cannot will not, watch horror movies, I love ice cream!, I've read all Game of Thrones books that were released, last one published was in 2011. and I'm a BTS fan since 2016 and I'm planning to visit all the places they went to in Zurich..
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