*making painful noises* "Wait, is this the class that likes/dislikes plumbing professor" "Beauty eh?" "too much algebra/geometry?" "Kids.. Entropy" "___ is ditching" "You get it? Say yesss" "sins from the past" "Houston we have a problem" Explains the complex math problems on the board "Children these days" "Mother of all integrals" IUUUUUUUU Talks about politics "you've been warned" Drinks water "and now... Chain rule!" woah *Points to the curve and the average talks about rotation theory "Can you...feel it" "We integrate" "back in the olden days" "Useless Kids/Children" *making painful noises* "Wait, is this the class that likes/dislikes plumbing professor" "Beauty eh?" "too much algebra/geometry?" "Kids.. Entropy" "___ is ditching" "You get it? Say yesss" "sins from the past" "Houston we have a problem" Explains the complex math problems on the board "Children these days" "Mother of all integrals" IUUUUUUUU Talks about politics "you've been warned" Drinks water "and now... Chain rule!" woah *Points to the curve and the average talks about rotation theory "Can you...feel it" "We integrate" "back in the olden days" "Useless Kids/Children"
(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.
*making painful noises*
"Wait, is this the class that likes/dislikes plumbing professor"
"Beauty eh?"
"too much algebra/geometry?"
"Kids.. Entropy"
"___ is ditching"
"You get it? Say yesss"
"sins from the past"
"Houston we have a problem"
Explains the complex math problems on the board
"Children these days"
"Mother of all integrals"
IUUUUUUUU
Talks about politics
"you've been warned"
Drinks water
"and now... Chain rule!"
woah
*Points to the curve and the average
talks about rotation theory
"Can you...feel it"
"We integrate"
"back in the olden days"
"Useless Kids/Children"