If I come out and make some drastic statement, it gets people reacting and commenting.

I don’t really want to do that to anybody and no body wants that happening to them so I don’t think that would work for me in this case.

I own three auto body shops and yes I’m a car nut as well.

(I had a situation where I was not getting enough air from my equipment at a deep depth, and it caused my body to hyperventilate, which further didn't help my situation but I obviously made it out fine.)I really look forward to seeing Alaska this year finally.

Traction-it’s a business book about processes and systemsThe Body-Bill Bryson

Not some poor slob trying to brush his teeth.Lastly, you might have noticed that there is a largish body of water near CA.

It's how you react to it that matters.Congrats on a terrific year Jeff.

Like the dude at the REI meeting who hands you a flyer with a property they are trying to sell, their body language seem antsy, and they just can't seem to look you in the eyes for more than a second and you get the feeling somebody is into applying makeup to pigs.

When an inspector tells me if a kid got bored, pulled these wires, she/he will feel 220 amps into his body and it poses a problem, it’s a liability.

The economic implications of all of this will be FAR more devastating than the actual virus, but to the market's and those who fail to do proper research, it's all about body count at this point.