linear graph with both axes in a log scale anyway, here's wonderwall 100- second "5 minute break" lack of dimensional analysis existential dread calls himself a "good boy" homework solution can't read a chart "industry" "wind turbine" PTSD "small differences" primitive statistics uncanny amount of innuendo in slide content GE points awkwardly at z-table stuff you learned last year stuff you learned in high school says "stress" more than 6 times in a sentence shows FoS calculation stuff you learned freshman year awkwardly silent break stuff you learned last lecture 2nd order partials glossed over realizing youre 1/4 of the way through class linear graph with both axes in a log scale anyway, here's wonderwall 100- second "5 minute break" lack of dimensional analysis existential dread calls himself a "good boy" homework solution can't read a chart "industry" "wind turbine" PTSD "small differences" primitive statistics uncanny amount of innuendo in slide content GE points awkwardly at z-table stuff you learned last year stuff you learned in high school says "stress" more than 6 times in a sentence shows FoS calculation stuff you learned freshman year awkwardly silent break stuff you learned last lecture 2nd order partials glossed over realizing youre 1/4 of the way through class
(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.
linear graph with both axes in a log scale
anyway, here's wonderwall
100-second "5 minute break"
lack of dimensional analysis
existential dread
calls himself a "good boy"
homework solution can't read a chart
"industry"
"wind turbine"
PTSD
"small differences"
primitive statistics
uncanny amount of innuendo in slide content
GE
points awkwardly at z-table
stuff you learned last year
stuff you learned in high school
says "stress" more than 6 times in a sentence
shows FoS calculation
stuff you learned freshman year
awkwardly silent break
stuff you learned last lecture
2nd order partials glossed over
realizing youre 1/4 of the way through class