15
15 is the number of rounds of Bingo Jien and I completed during Econs lecture today.
After 8 rounds of it, we decided to modify the game to make it a little more challenging... play 2 rounds of Bingo at one go. My goodness, we took MUCH longer to finish it as compared to completing only 1 5-by-5 box. At the last round, we rushed through it in the fear that the lecture would actually end before we could complete the round... It was really fun.
How my paper looked like at the end of the lecture.
If you take time to look closely at it, you will see letters beside every 5-by-5 box? Well they stand for who won that particular round, so 'J' means Jien won, while 'L' means I won. 'D' means it was a draw, both of us "bingo-ed" at the same time. And, if you see 2 boxes linked together, it means we had a modified version of Bingo.
Now, you must be wondering why in the whole wide world would we choose not to concentrate on what the lecturer is teaching us... WELL... the more we listen to the lecturer, the more confused we get. So we might as well just not listen to the lecturer and leave it to our personal tutors to clear any doubts we have.
Yay, Jien's my new Bingo partner. We decided that at the next Econs lecture, if it's still today's lecturer teaching us, we will aim to play 18 rounds. I even suggested we draw the boxes beforehand... ;)
After 8 rounds of it, we decided to modify the game to make it a little more challenging... play 2 rounds of Bingo at one go. My goodness, we took MUCH longer to finish it as compared to completing only 1 5-by-5 box. At the last round, we rushed through it in the fear that the lecture would actually end before we could complete the round... It was really fun.
How my paper looked like at the end of the lecture.
If you take time to look closely at it, you will see letters beside every 5-by-5 box? Well they stand for who won that particular round, so 'J' means Jien won, while 'L' means I won. 'D' means it was a draw, both of us "bingo-ed" at the same time. And, if you see 2 boxes linked together, it means we had a modified version of Bingo.
Now, you must be wondering why in the whole wide world would we choose not to concentrate on what the lecturer is teaching us... WELL... the more we listen to the lecturer, the more confused we get. So we might as well just not listen to the lecturer and leave it to our personal tutors to clear any doubts we have.
Yay, Jien's my new Bingo partner. We decided that at the next Econs lecture, if it's still today's lecturer teaching us, we will aim to play 18 rounds. I even suggested we draw the boxes beforehand... ;)
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