Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: The camera in this kit is very flimsy, the parts are easily broken and the flash didn't work. It came with a battery that I thought may be dead, so I put in a fresh one, but it still didn't work.The film was very difficult to load and is done manually by turning the wheel. We'll have to see if it even takes pictures. I'm sure a child will have this camera broke before all of the pictures are even taken.The choices of materials left a lot to be desired and buy buying a kit, you have no choice in color or items to use in your book.I would have been better off buying a disposable camera and going to a craft store that has tons of scrapbooking material to choose from. At least this way, I could choose more appropriate colors and options for the person I was buying for. I probably would have saved some money too. It was way too expensive for the materials that you get. Answer:

Answer: No


Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: There are books like this on Pittsburgh, Chicago, Detroit, and Kansas City. I've only seen two of them but they are both fantastic. Great pictures and the writing is fun to read as well. Answer:

Answer: Yes


Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: This CD has to be the most unintentionally hilarious thing I've ever heard. When Kid Rock makes attempts at being humorous (like on "Cowboy" or the title track) I always ask myself it that was supposed to be funny, but when he goes for maudlin sentimentality like on the updated '80s power ballad tripe of "Only God Knows Why", I burst out laughing. The lyrics are incessant whining and sound contrived - it is Kid Rock's cry for sympathy though he doesn't need it, nor does he deserve it. Many of the songs on this album sound like a ill-conceived cross between Vanilla Ice and Poison, with the only remotely good song being "I Am The Bullgod", which rocks harder and has some engaging lyrics. The only reason why it's popular is because everyone is buying it since Carson Daly and MTV told them to. Without merits of its own, it's safe to assume that "Devil Without A Cause" would be languishing in obscurity if not for MTV's support. Answer:

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