(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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endless chat of interest to only one or two people
Bad lighting
Reoccupation plans/ phased reopening
Endless project update
Something on mic that shouldn't be on mic
Art NOT IN his office
“Recording has started”
Rescinding of asinine policies
Keith in hoodie
Elizabeth discusess work with Jane/Keith/etc. as though rest of ESC isn’t there
Svitek / Walter / Rufus / Mark G. / Fletcher
Teams failure
Travel/field work requirements
Live technical assistance being provided to someone
Camera nose, a.k.a. too close to camera
USGS Twitter / Instagram account
Recent security breach
Summer Interns
Mutations / Variants
There will be a worksheet for that
New Director
BASIS+
Permission to come into the office/keeping track of comings/goings
“Mac users” hat trick
Unmute or chat
International
We’re working on it
Elizabeth lets someone into the meeting/talks about the meeting lobby
Spending deadlines
Refers people to email or meeting notes
Here’s how you can get involved...
Annoying lobby notice popups
“Stay tuned”
management suggests cheating/workarounds on DOI stuff
Somber description of a new, asinine policy
Wear a mask/don’t wear a mask
Gif in chat
IPDS
Grumpy old person comment
Pets on screen
Elizabeth already overwhelmed
Hilarious metaphor/simile
Bad movie/pop culture reference
Classic video conference screwup (shows their email, has no pants on, kids scream)
HPC
Comment about technical difficulties
Speaker talks about MP/MF and forgets there are other offices
AD password work arounds
Vaccines
Chat comment that immediately loses all context
Elizabeth reads a message from Teams in the middle of her sentence
1990s style powerpoint effects
“The Biden-Harris administration”
“CDC guidance”
Unnecessarily detailed question that is relevant only to the person asking the question