Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I bought this for an emergency kit, and I decided to try out the chicken pack. Inside the bag I saw some dried veggies, rice, and some yellow powdery stuff which all looked very similar to those Cup of Noodles that we all used to eat in college. Basically, you pour hot water directly into the bag and let it sit for a while.My initial bite tasted good but it was too salty (hence the four stars). I then removed half of the liquid and poured more hot water in to dilute the salt/seasoning. The second tasting was actually very good. This is definitely not gourmet style food, but it was much better than fast food dining.I would probably recommend packing a spaghetti noodle stainer in your emergency kit to remove some of the salt/seasoning before eating. Too much salt intake will make you thirsty and limited water supply is usually a problem during an emergency. Answer:
Yes
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Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: This is a very fun game, my kids love it. However, it took hours of research and trial and error to get it to partially work on my computer. Any newer computer, with newer color qualities will not work easily. You can eventually turn enough stuff off that it works, but then the sound is difficult to understand. Then when you are done playing, you have to go back into your system and turn things on again. Answer:
No
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Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Dark Carnival is one of those rare no-name low-budgeters that could really make cult status. As it follows its some-what quirky characters through their escape from a haunted-haunted house one can feel the creative production atmosphere that must have gone into making this oddity. True boot-strap filmmaking and boy-next-door production ingenuity. Answer:
Yes
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Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: As a long-time reader of Beat literature, and as a man, I must say that Joyce Johnson's take on those heady, wine soaked days of poetry and madness is absolutely as good and as necessary as anything Kerouac or Ginsberg or any of the more famous (male) crew ever wrote. For my money it's right up there with On the Road.I guess I've read this book three or four times now and it never gets old.I also recommend Ms. Johnson's novel, In the Night Cafe, another skillful invocation of the Beat period. Answer:
