(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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is taking improv classes
is the best at TCID50s
is traveling to Switzerland for 3 months for lab learning!
does cosplay
is skilled at reaching the top shelf
has in-laws that live in Mali, Africa
used to work in a C. elegans lab
never gets tired of science
can spot legit Helvetica immediately
has a HAM radio license
willing to redo the same experiment 7 times
holds the world record in a phone game
is a long distance runner
pipettes with both hands
loves stacks and stacks of logoplots
has a cool scar from falling in the dishwasher as a child
is skilled in structural biology
was in a punk band in high school
can always catch a typo in a huge production run when it's 95% done
has successfully performed CPR on a turtle
is a fan of lichen
likes biking as much as science
has a twin
has a dog named Darwin
is killer at native mass spec
is a farmer in real life
literally always has a song playing in their head
has performed a MUNANA assay
is willing to work at 7:30 pm on Fridays
used to be a fly fishing guide
has had more accidental cats than intentional cats
works well under pressure
can do neutralization assays like it's nothing (jk RIP my hand)
rocks at grabbing exactly the right number of eppendorf tubes needed out of a bag in one hand-full.
is a pharmacokineticist
loves epistasis
is a skilled programmer
has magic PCR touch
hometown has more Dunkin' Donuts (4) than stoplights (1)
just moved here from Boston
is meticulous and attentive to detail
really likes foraging mushrooms
reads about an audiobook per week!
is typically not served with ice
can perform ad hoc excision of superficial cutaneous foot worms