The Dalhousie Gazette ’s 2021 bingo card
Thought 2020 was full of surprises? Just wait till next year
November 27, 2020 / Elizabeth Foster, Hannah Bing
Editor’s note: This is a satirical article.
Throughout this year, people have responded to terrible events by saying, “Wow, this wasn’t on my 2020 bingo card!” For the approaching new year, the Dalhousie Gazette has provided readers with their very own 2021 bingo card. Wonder what next year has in store for you? Play to see!
Click here to download the bingo sheet!
Disclosure: Hannah Bing is a member of the Dalhousie Gazette publishing board.
Posted in Arts & Culture, Satire
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