But your thumb looks rather stubborn.

OK, I want you to pinch right here with two fingers and your thumb.

Why do you put your thumbs together?

So for example using your thumb under with C major.

I want you to pinch right here with two fingers and your thumb.

Abraham Do you bite your thumb at us, sir?

Here, put your thumb just down there. just press it down quite like that. That's it.

First you lose your blasted arm and then you lose your blasted thumb.

If you put your thumb over the top, this is the part of the brain

Using a grid the size of your thumb, with 32 electrodes on the surface of his brain,

Don't cock your gun with the ball of your thumb, it can slip in a gunfight.

And you better remember that next time you run your thumb over them cards.

Biting your thumb today may not seem like a big deal, but Sampson says it is an insult to them.

You're taking in, if you stick your arm out and put your thumb up, you're taking in high resolution information only from the information about the width of your thumb.

Curl your fingers of your right hand in the direction that it's spinning and then your thumb is essentially pointing in the direction that the actual vector or the pseudo vector's gonna going

When you get up into the head part of the brain, if you lift up your fingers and lift up your thumb, you arrive at the first part of the nervous system, first in the sense it's the deepest, first in the sense that when you're in your mother's womb, it's the first to develop in utero, and first also meaning it's the first we evolved to have.

Actually, if you just look at your thumbnail about a square centimeter there are something like 60 billion neutrinos per second from the sun, passing through every square centimeter of your body.

So if you reach under your chairs, glued underneath there you'll find, if you reach in there, pull out your hand and take your hand model, there, and put your thumb in the middle, and put your fingers over the top.

Actually, if you just look at your thumbnail about a square centimeter there are something like 60 billion neutrinos per second from the sun, passing through every square centimeter of your body.