(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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refers to an inanimate object as if it is a person
rearranges the setup of the room
Mentions WebAssign
Asks a question your average child (below 8) could answer
asks us about buttons on canvas
Tells a joke
Talks about World War II
Mentions the future prospect of learning meteorology
Mentions doing something with our powerpoints
talks about struggling with her email
Acts out a concept
asks if it is hot in this room
FAHRBALLZ
Tells a story that sounds like a fever dream
Misunderstands a modern pop culture reference (post 2010)
*leaves class to obtain something from somewhere*
Teaches us something
Air raid drills/nuclear annihlation
Grabs a globe
Brings up Olivia Newton John
says Uranus
Talks about assorted injuries
says "this is a stinky ____"
*class changes rooms*
*removes a layer of clothing*
Brings up eating food in the computer lab
Misunderstands what a browser and search engine are
talks about going to the farm in Ruff Creek
Asks "you ever..." and then follows it up with something no one has ever done
References the Ozone layer
*nonsensically interacts with technologuy* (banging book on projector, hitting computer, etc*
asks us to read 3 or more chapters
Says something that is so blatantly obvious
Sends someone to get something from her car
Sits on table(or furniture that was not meant to be sat on)
Is confused by a pop up ad/lets video autoplay
brings up star parties
mentions the green bank observatory
Talks to another professor during class
*reads textbook word for word for more than 5 minutes*
References her days as a schoolchild
mentions a story from her childhood
Says word that most definitely does not exist
Mentions australian children with hats
Shrugs at the end of a story
20+ minute tangent occurs
asks for Waynesburg's zip code
starts talking about something else with no relation, segue, or transition
*is defeated by technology*
Tells a story in less than five minutes
Waits more than 40 minutes until getting into class material
Pulls out her change/wallet bag
Brings us in food/drink
messes someone's name up
Asks for waynesburg's coordinates
Says sentence that sounds like it was translated from chinese on DHGate
asks us if we have the book
takes attendance more than 15 minutes into class
References how a childrens activity would be applicable to college students
Mentions her flat earth friends/other weird friends
relays an unfortunate series of events from her own life
