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About: This bingo card perfectly captures the quirks and charm of a certain kind of college professor—the one who always finds a way to make class memorable and just a little unpredictable. Full of wry humor, pop culture nods, and classic lecture moments, it’s ideal for students looking to add some fun to long days in lecture halls or during department events.
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The players check their cards to see if they have the announced word. If they do, they mark that word.
The first player to complete a horizontal, vertical, or a diagonal line of marked items announces "Bingo!" and wins the game.
The caller verifies that the items marked form a proper line according to the Bingo card and call list.
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This Suarez Bingo Cards Game contains following Words or Phrases: makes slightly convoluted analogy to help you remember something, has dr pepper, unsuspecting sexual innuendo, "you guys are probably too young to know...", animal drawing, "If a professor were to put this on your test" *wink* *wink*, complains about creationists, kung fu training, funny picture / animation: "look how much effort your professor puts into his slides", gives sarcastic fact: "write that down in your notes", "come on guys that joke was funny why aren't you laughing", stereotypes and picks on front/back row people, life story transitioned into lecture, hip remark to stay PC with the LGBTQ community, "this drawing is good enough to go on social media and tag your professor!", makes fun of student, third person compliment to himself, Heir of music taste superiority, where are we in our notes?, when were you guys born? 2010 or something?, "you could put that on ratemy professor", breaks down root words of something, "your homework is to go watch this movie/song", "you guys dont know this yet but one day when you have kids...".
This Suarez Bingo Cards Game contains following Words or Phrases: makes slightly convoluted analogy to help you remember something, has dr pepper, unsuspecting sexual innuendo, "you guys are probably too young to know...", animal drawing, "If a professor were to put this on your test" *wink* *wink*, complains about creationists, kung fu training, funny picture / animation: "look how much effort your professor puts into his slides", gives sarcastic fact: "write that down in your notes", "come on guys that joke was funny why aren't you laughing", stereotypes and picks on front/back row people, life story transitioned into lecture, hip remark to stay PC with the LGBTQ community, "this drawing is good enough to go on social media and tag your professor!", makes fun of student, third person compliment to himself, Heir of music taste superiority, where are we in our notes?, when were you guys born? 2010 or something?, "you could put that on ratemy professor", breaks down root words of something, "your homework is to go watch this movie/song", "you guys dont know this yet but one day when you have kids...".