David Woods Quotes (16 Quotes)

I've never heard of anything like this. What I have heard about though is that typically in the spring time there are small petty thefts around Riverside for things such as bicycles, because people tend to leave garage doors open.

The test always is that if somebody is dependent on you financially, then you better take a hard look at whether you need life insurance.

I hope I'm at the club next year but that's out of my hands and the decision is up to the board. Everyone wrote us off saying we were too young and we have copped some baggings, but I knew we had the talent.

Money is the biggest cause of friction in a marriage.

You need life insurance if somebody will suffer financially when you die.

Her kindness and compassion for her friends touched many soldiers throughout the company.

Everybody is now saying there needs to be movement, but nobody is really willing to make any difficult decisions. If the ministers can compromise on even some very minor steps, that would be a positive result at this point.

We usually send out information to board members to get their feel for whether we should disseminate information further.

Wisdom comes with age - it's knowing that you don't know.

What would have to be replaced if she died ... Would there have to be day care Would there have to be cleaning services Would somebody have to do the shopping

Batman doesn't have anyone who depends on him financially and therefore probably doesn't need life insurance.

As a gay man, I want it to win the Oscar but I don't think it will. I don't think the general population is ready to see this movie win the Best Picture award.

You need to make a budget - and saving needs to be part of it.

We've already lost much of the ambition of the Doha round. It's not an ambitious round. There is a generalized inability to make deals, to take political pain back home.

These policies help protect dependent children and the estate by paying estate taxes if the remaining spouse dies.

Fred has a pressing need for life insurance to ensure that Wilma and Pebbles could maintain their standard of living if he were no longer able to provide for them.