actuallyenjoyssolvingproofswriteseverythingon graphpaperhatesworkingwith actualnumberspraisedGödel likea god atsome pointlovesriddles,paradoxes,or puzzleshas usedLaTeX for non-math/non-academicdocumentscan onlycomputetheoreticalalgebradoesn't dissengineers andphysicistswhenever giventhe chancehas afavoritegreekletterprefersmymathlab>webassignreceived a violentessay fromsomeone trying todisprove a proofthat's existed for50+ yearssolves a mathproblem theywere workingon a week agoin their dreamsjudgespeople whenthey misusemathterminology"it'ssimplecalculus,really"everyclass hasa Caverage"there's always asolution" doesn'tapply saidsolution to anyreal life situationeither reallygood or reallybad at mentalarithmetic (noin-between)doesn'tquestion whythe math justhappens toworkloves uglygeneralizationshas said"slightly non-trivial" or"HIGHLY NON-TRIVIAL"forgetsto add"+C"hatesresearch butsecretly wantsto go backinto researchcornysense ofhumorbragged abouthow fast theycompleted theirmultiplicationcharts back inelementary schoolactuallyenjoyssolvingproofswriteseverythingon graphpaperhatesworkingwith actualnumberspraisedGödel likea god atsome pointlovesriddles,paradoxes,or puzzleshas usedLaTeX for non-math/non-academicdocumentscan onlycomputetheoreticalalgebradoesn't dissengineers andphysicistswhenever giventhe chancehas afavoritegreekletterprefersmymathlab>webassignreceived a violentessay fromsomeone trying todisprove a proofthat's existed for50+ yearssolves a mathproblem theywere workingon a week agoin their dreamsjudgespeople whenthey misusemathterminology"it'ssimplecalculus,really"everyclass hasa Caverage"there's always asolution" doesn'tapply saidsolution to anyreal life situationeither reallygood or reallybad at mentalarithmetic (noin-between)doesn'tquestion whythe math justhappens toworkloves uglygeneralizationshas said"slightly non-trivial" or"HIGHLY NON-TRIVIAL"forgetsto add"+C"hatesresearch butsecretly wantsto go backinto researchcornysense ofhumorbragged abouthow fast theycompleted theirmultiplicationcharts back inelementary school

sinful mathematician bingo - Call List

(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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  1. actually enjoys solving proofs
  2. writes everything on graph paper
  3. hates working with actual numbers
  4. praised Gödel like a god at some point
  5. loves riddles, paradoxes, or puzzles
  6. has used LaTeX for non-math/non-academic documents
  7. can only compute theoretical algebra
  8. doesn't diss engineers and physicists whenever given the chance
  9. has a favorite greek letter
  10. prefers mymathlab > webassign
  11. received a violent essay from someone trying to disprove a proof that's existed for 50+ years
  12. solves a math problem they were working on a week ago in their dreams
  13. judges people when they misuse math terminology
  14. "it's simple calculus, really"
  15. every class has a C average
  16. "there's always a solution" doesn't apply said solution to any real life situation
  17. either really good or really bad at mental arithmetic (no in-between)
  18. doesn't question why the math just happens to work
  19. loves ugly generalizations
  20. has said "slightly non-trivial" or "HIGHLY NON-TRIVIAL"
  21. forgets to add "+C"
  22. hates research but secretly wants to go back into research
  23. corny sense of humor
  24. bragged about how fast they completed their multiplication charts back in elementary school