"It's much more about being fit than fashionable, per se," said Mr. Deegan, whose vintage Qiana shirt was stretched taut over a torso kept fit by bare-hand climbing.
Speak with him for more than a few minutes, and you will hear the story: how he came to America with less than a hundred dollars in his pocket, how he built ASA up brick-by-brick with his bare hands from a computer programming tech school to the sprawling, multi-million dollar institution it is today.
And they questioned why most of the exhumation of corpses has been carried out by prisoners, with bare hands.
Karel Zelenka, director of Catholic Relief Services in Port-au-Prince, has sent an e-mail to his colleagues calling the earthquake "the disaster of the century," according to the Post: Zelenka said there were no organized rescue efforts by the government early Wednesday morning and that everything was being done "by individuals with bare hands".
"He took his old house down piece by piece with his bare hands; every time I drove by, another part was down".
Then he demolishes the I.R.S. headquarters, brick by brick, with his bare hands.
Violent scenes in Mr. Moore's movies included a man's guts being ripped out by another character's bare hands in "Dolemite".
As an article at Bloomberg pointed out, the primary function of the Juicero (which, until recently, was priced at six hundred and ninety-nine dollars) seems to be emptying the bag of juice material into a glass, a task that can also be accomplished by a human's bare hands.
This dose of discipline can be administered by the use of bare hands or objects such as a switch, a whip or the closest object to the parent.
