(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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Tries to bring down the Tux server
Refers to code or coding as art
Uses the word “elegant” unironically about any Kurt language
Shows favoritism towards students
Ends rant with variation of ‘come on guys, we’re better than this’
Kurt uses something other than terminal or qpdfview
Makes a passive-aggressive comment
Misogyny
Forgets terminal command
References a relevant modern-day program tool (e.g. Pandas)
Flexes about using email through mutt
Gatekeeps
Goes on an anarchist rant
“Let's say” actually makes sense
Won’t listen to student question if he ‘went over it’
Complaints about multiple email addresses
Talks about personal life more than the topic
“We went over that” in response to question (he did not)
Actually goes over something before quiz
Gets arrested and/or pulled over
Nostalgic about old Linux
Mentions the grade curve
Says we should know something, but hasn’t been in any lecture
Touches student (any physical contact)
Checks the man page (the guy does that, not you)
Says “you should know this” when we don’t have a reason to
Mentions pornography (again)
Disses arrow keys and or mouse
Calls vim magical, the best, etc
Doxxes student
Brings up thing we don’t know that will (probably) never come up again
Something about emacs, “but I don’t hate it, I’m just a vim guy”
Uses multiple terminals at once
Bullies someone
Uses weird expression (or uses expression wrong)
Gives actual example of why we would need any of this (not including C)
Tells story with no clear moral or conclusion
Tells someone to put their phone away
Calls functional languages superior (never uses them)
Complaining about OOP language
Uses browser out of terminal during the lecture
Uses ‘you know’ after introducing a useful concept