That’s awesome. Jamie, did you draw that up yourself? I remember playing some buzzword bingo during DHH’s keynote at the first Rails conference actually. There were like 20 or so of us playing scattered around the room and the card was online. DHH looked a little confused when someone yelled Bingo during his talk :)
Forget my previous idea, I’m now announcing: “Enterprise HTML5 4chan API” Next big thing, seriously. Bigger than groupon! not a bingo though, nevermind.
Nate
on 07 Dec 10That’s awesome. Jamie, did you draw that up yourself? I remember playing some buzzword bingo during DHH’s keynote at the first Rails conference actually. There were like 20 or so of us playing scattered around the room and the card was online. DHH looked a little confused when someone yelled Bingo during his talk :)
Brandon
on 07 Dec 10The center free square should read “2.0”
Anonymous Coward
on 07 Dec 10You forgot “Pivot”
Thomas
on 07 Dec 104chan but not Facebook ? Meh.
JD
on 07 Dec 10Thomas, Facebook would have been too easy. They’re all over the news right now. I don’t want you to get BINGO in 2 seconds man!
Rich S
on 07 Dec 10Ha ha…that’s awesome!
Ditto that the center should read “2.0”
Kevin
on 07 Dec 10Forget my previous idea, I’m now announcing: “Enterprise HTML5 4chan API” Next big thing, seriously. Bigger than groupon! not a bingo though, nevermind.
Jeff Lewis
on 07 Dec 10Or go here to make your own customized card: Bingo Card Designer
SB
on 07 Dec 10If any of you listen to the Engadget podcast, you can play bingo during their podcasts: http://engadgetpodcastbingo.com/classic/
The editors play along while they podcast. It’s pretty funny.
paul
on 07 Dec 10I am totally playing this with all the corporate IT spam I get tomorrow!
Chris Spagnuolo
on 08 Dec 10You missed “Pivot”
Nick
on 09 Dec 10Check out startupceotest.com
It’s inspired by the same sense of puzzlement with the tech industry’s infatuation with jargon.
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