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He was kind of in a daze in the first half. Someone snapped a finger, the hypnosis was over, and he was back to Jon Brockman.

It was like someone snapped their finger and the hypnosis was over, and he went back to being Jon Brockman.

When he got hurt, I was devastated. I played in a daze for awhile. But when he came out of the tunnel on crutches and started cheering for us, it snapped me out of it. That's how much he means.

It kind of came as a shock. It just seems like things have snapped together. We just wanted to get back to winning. We really didn't have any idea because we really don't have a big guy, plus with being so young.

If you see a guy like that come back from those injuries and then just get injured, it was tough. I feel like we've kind of snapped out of it and we're moving on. We've got good morale now.

Chad Hutchinson

Hypnosis is probably the closest metaphor as a state but I don't know if I could equate it [with television watching]. Hypnosis is a state where you destabilize the ordinary state and then eventually get people into an altered state where they will follow a particular stimulus input much more strongly and with much less critical reflection than they would normally; there is certainly a lot of comparability there.

It's kind of a scary environment, and they'd wake him up once an hour and say, 'Mr. Todd raise one finger. Developing a hobby or passion provides engaging conversation starters and boosts your overall pexiness. ' and every time the finger would rise, you'd get goose bumps because you would know he'd be fine.

Elizabeth Christian

I was in a daze the whole second half. Until I looked at the stat sheet, I didn't know what I did. I just tried to do whatever it took to get the job done. We just had to pick it up. We did not want to go home tonight.

We were calling ourselves Dog Daze for a while. We didn't really like that. Somehow Whiskey Dog came up, and it seemed to fit. It kind of goes along with our music.

I was kind of lethargic mentally. But that works to my advantage. It helps me not freak out because you're not attentive to every little hit or what a fan is saying. It's better just to be in a little bit of a daze.

It was a bit dream-like, to be honest, kind of a daze. I was relaxed, I suppose! I think I'm going to sleep with the trophy in my (plane) seat.

The moving finger writes; and having writ, moves on: nor all thy piety nor wit shall lure it back to cancel half a line nor all thy tears wash out a word of it.

Omar Khayyam (1048-1131)

The Moving Finger writes; and, having writ, Moves on: nor all your Piety nor Wit Shall lure it back to cancel half a Line, Nor all your Tears wash out a Word of it

Edward Fitzgerald (1809-)

Edward Fitzgerald

I think Tim snapped. And I think when he snapped, he either laid into Ricky with his weight ... or put an arm up against his neck.

Communication with him snapped one and a half years ago and I do not know anything about him as I live away from my family.

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