(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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Fortnite.
"Ya?"
Asks a question that NO ONE answers.
Confidently incorrect.
Tells a joke that is only kind of funny.
Random Unreal Engine plug.
Explains how cameras work. Again.
Pixar/Disney mentioned.
"This is something to think about."
Gets mad at a student for seemingly no reason.
Tells you how you can make lots of money... someday.
"There is a tutorial on Canvas"
Calls on one specific student for an example.
Makes a serious statement that makes no actual sense.
Recommends a show/video game/movie.
Tells us to borrow equipment from The Shack.
Speaks French.
Shows us something "beautiful" and it looks awful.
Makes a weird sound effect.
Names random building in Moscow.
"Make sure you are taking notes!"
Hand motions that don't really make sense.
Talks about/shows cars.
"Try to do dat".
AI Advocate.
Reiterates the same point he's made, like, five times.
Higher expectation than what is currently possible
Random tech company makes X product, shown in class
Straight up lies.
Misnames someone.
ACTUALLY explains an assignment.
Gets mad at late students.
Teaches something irrelevant to class.
Blatant misinterpretation of someone's work.
Gets bitter after someone explains something.
"One of my friends in the industry"
Tells someone to make a presentation on something.
Random topic in the middle of lecture.
Doesn't tell us the answer to a question he asks.
Language barrier (Portal = Door).
Is Sexist (to anyone).
The Savior of Michael Bay.
"Have anyone seen ----"
Technical difficulties (Sound, video, etc).
"Teaches" a basic concept we already know from YEARS prior.
