Apologies in advance, reading too much mythos tales has left me quite mad, with the hideous delusion I have a sense of humor.
I present to anyone who also delves too far into the madness that is reading mythos tales with the following Mythos Tale Bingo Chart! Simply mark of the cell when it happens in the story. When you have five across whether diagonal, vertical, or horizontal, you win!
Oh my, I'm simply terrible with the image thing around here. I'll try to figure it out, but for now just right click and hit "view image."
Haha! Well done good sir! Never had an easier bingo game.
How do you know when you get "No women have spoken lines"? I mean, you wouldn't know if you had a bingo until you got to the end of the story, right?
avec said:
How do you know when you get "No women have spoken lines"? I mean, you wouldn't know if you had a bingo until you got to the end of the story, right?
Better read fast if you want to win ;')
Uncomfortable level of racism - do you mean that there are comfortable levels? 
I demand a racism comfort chart to go with my bingo card.
Starting from "Referred to an individual from a minority as 'one of them' and ending in <this comment broke the house rules>"
See now you can feel just like an FFG member of staff; you make something Lovecraftian and end up having to write a 300 page FAQ!
Ha ha ha, this is too funny.
Uh... to clarify, I suppose you get a final check at the end of the story, which can still cause you to win. However, with the main Lovecraft stock, just go ahead and check it and 90% it'll apply at the end. And uh... no, I guess there are no comfortable levels of racism! Whoops!
What if the only woman to speak is Asenath Wait? Does she count?
Maybe in 2011 racism is only uncomfortable if it's worse than the average South Park episode. I'll bet Lovecraft managed it.