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About: This bingo card is perfect for students in a lively property law class, especially one taught by an engaging professor fond of witty asides and real-world references. Expect a mix of law school jargon, relatable confusion, and playful banter that turns complicated topics into a memorable shared experience. Great for easing nerves during discussions or review sessions!
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This Final Barsa Bingo Cards Game contains following Words or Phrases: "(Guys) what's going on here", "Bundle of rights / sticks", "Finger on the scale", "Hold on a sec", "I can tell by [person]'s face that they [opinion]", "Nefarious", "Property rights are relational and contextual", "Seems like this makes no sense", "That's not how the court sees it", "Thievery", "We're doing bad things", "What a (freaking) mess", "What are we doing in this crazy class/case", "Whatever that means / what exactly does that mean", "With me so far?", Barsa says he's confused and/or this is confusing stuff, Blames England/France for antiquated property rules, Burning man reference, Comment about bad lawyers from another school, Comment on mic/tech issues, Creates caricature of party in a case, Draws something on the board, Legal Hypo involving a student, Mentions a good book / movie / tv show, Mentions brief for the plaintiff / defendant, Mentions New Jersey or California, Mentions simple rules, Points at a person and goes "[person] is like what??", References corporate lawyers, Reference to Maria's Water bottle, Refers to someone by name as a lawyer / co-counsel, Student says they're confused, he replies "me too", Takes sip of water.
This Final Barsa Bingo Cards Game contains following Words or Phrases: "(Guys) what's going on here", "Bundle of rights / sticks", "Finger on the scale", "Hold on a sec", "I can tell by [person]'s face that they [opinion]", "Nefarious", "Property rights are relational and contextual", "Seems like this makes no sense", "That's not how the court sees it", "Thievery", "We're doing bad things", "What a (freaking) mess", "What are we doing in this crazy class/case", "Whatever that means / what exactly does that mean", "With me so far?", Barsa says he's confused and/or this is confusing stuff, Blames England/France for antiquated property rules, Burning man reference, Comment about bad lawyers from another school, Comment on mic/tech issues, Creates caricature of party in a case, Draws something on the board, Legal Hypo involving a student, Mentions a good book / movie / tv show, Mentions brief for the plaintiff / defendant, Mentions New Jersey or California, Mentions simple rules, Points at a person and goes "[person] is like what??", References corporate lawyers, Reference to Maria's Water bottle, Refers to someone by name as a lawyer / co-counsel, Student says they're confused, he replies "me too", Takes sip of water.