Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I bought this grinder because Melitta advertised that it would be able to grind up to Espresso fineness, but when I used this product for the first time, I was very disappointed. Even at the lowest/espresso setting, I ended up with inconsistently sized coffee grounds - unfortunately, the majority of the grounds were much too coarse to be brewing espresso! It makes for a very watery espresso.This was fine for normal coffee, although the grounds were also inconsistently sized. Answer:
No
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Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: One of those Korean director Kim Ki-duk's mannerist-minimalist films in which his raw brutality outweighs his workmanship. Basically, the plot has the title's Bad Guy (a brutal street pimp, actually), that is attracted to a pretty college girl sitting on a bench in a park. But college girl is not attracted to Bad Guy, who, by the way, never talks in the whole movie. And college girl already has a boyfriend. So, through a complicated scheme, Bad Guy is able to have her work in his brothel. Poor college girl is now a prostitute. But Bad Guy continues to be infatuated with her, and sees her work through a one way mirror. And this infatuation will let college girl eventually get the upper hand and (sort of) get even. Not exactly bad, but neither one of Kim's better films, who has done better than this (see instead Spring, Summer, Autumn... or 3-Iron). Answer:
No
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Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: This stuff is like poison for your eyes.While it does provide temporary relief and reduction in redness, it actually damages your eyes so that their ability to get back to not being red is more difficult Your eyes will become even more sensitive and red then before using these drops.Simply avoid any eye drops that 'get the red out' like they are poison. Answer:
No
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Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I just ordered two headsets because the one I got with my phone stopped working. Mind you, I didn't treat it very well and even after stepping on the ear piece twice (and keeping it held together with a rubber band) the thing was still working! It was only after repeated abuse that it finally fell apart. I figure that with two I'll cut down on having to transport it to and fro, as much. This is my first time ordering from Amazon and I'm hoping I won't be disappointed. Oh, and in response to the review dated 2-27-03 (cell phones and brain cancer in mice), the two studies mentioned have not been corroborated by any future studies conducted on the matter. See the FDA's reports (www.fda.gov/cellphones) and extensive international research compiled in a report by the Medical College of Wisconsin (www.mcw.edu). Answer:
