Throw him over. Throw him over!

Kiss her.

So here's the scene for the first question I'm going to ask you.

Here's the game tree for another stochastic game.

CROUPIER And he's coming out.

All right, let the dice go. MAN 1 No more bets.

Throw Teabing in the trunk.

And the shooter's coming out on a gravy train.

So let's do one final exercise.

Thrun So let me ask you about dependence.

I bet I kiss it better.

Let me test total probability in a quiz.

Throw the bag! Throw it! Throw the bag!

The truth table gets more interesting when we ask different questions.

Toss me.

The boy threw a stone.

A kiss will be given to the person who wants to laugh.

We play musical instruments.

The winner boxes the air and kisses the ground, throws his shirt as though somebody is waiting for it.

Mama, throw the blue ball! (Laughter)

Tom tossed Mary the ball.

Let's give a name to them.

So you let a poll station worker scan your encrypted vote.

So my question is, what happens is I put my hand in the bag, and my eyes are closed, and I picked out a coin.

Don't throw in the towel.

She kissed me like anything.

And this is the idea of rolling a die.

And in this, we throw most things that we see or we throw in, us.

Just throw fucking rocks!

Random variables are really ways to map outcomes of random processes to numbers

That comes from a baseball game Cao Lu

Couldn't cope. Turned his back on the whole thing.

Let me give you one last quiz. Now, we have here 400 times tail gives us 600 times heads.

If you buy me an ice cream, I'll kiss you.

OHOOOO ORAHWOWO!)

Let the betters in. All right, let the dice go.

For example, p might be 0.5.

Here's one a head, followed by a tail, followed by a tail.

No! Yes, Yes! Stop it!

See you. Kiss kiss.

I thought he was like Flipper.

Cheska

Here comes the pebble.

Ka'Ren, make your throw!

We'll kiss just as before