And turn.

I try to be real quick.

Turn your head a 1 4 inch.

My sister is quick thinking.

I shook my head a few times.

He has a good head on his shoulders.

Tom has a good head on his shoulders.

just for fun.

Give him a second. He doesn't think so quick.

They could fly in the air. They could bend their elbow all the way back.

You want to turn around and put your hands behind your head, please.

Clasp your hands behind your heads.

How terror inspires your creativity?

Well, screw you twice.

Again I made the data available on the course website, this is the fourth example that we're walking through in a lecture so it's stats one example four.

Come on Lewis! Come on! Go!

That's what I always liked about you.

But you're a guy who shoots first and thinks afterward.

And here comes your leader through turn number four.

I don't know which end is up.

Cut left. I'll take the leader.

I'll let you know when my head stops spinning.

Yeah. Just watch your intoxicated head, please.

Let's play a game, Mr. President. It's called Spin the Dial.

With the world turning circles running round my brain.

Sorry, but I'm a little slow witted.

I have this habit of doodling. It keeps me thinking clearly.

He resumed. He'd read it.

To make it easy to paint things on their head.

Pissed off and ready for round three.

He managed to do this easily, and in spite of its width and weight his body mass at

Cos he's been hit on the head by somebody once a day, every day.

Say eight times two is sixteen.

She was not sure she had heard him, and was about to repeat her question.

The lead ship's moving into a lower orbit.

Three hours later and my head is feeling several sizes too big.

Our prize is the car and we have a goat over here, goat over here and over here we also have, we have two goats in this situation.

It beats it.

I understand. There is nothing I can do about it.

Put my head outside the storm, look around, listen for wireless traffic, come home.

That boy's got 30 seconds to get his wits about him.

And what he's doing is he's passing a small magnetic pulse through the skull of the participant in our study into their inferior frontal gyrus.

I keep hearing the song from that commercial over and over in my head.

The song I heard before in the train station loops endlessly around my head.

Especially when you're already gettin' yours.