Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: OMG Review: i just take one per day and NOTHING IS SMELLY that is so cool and they shipped extra quick now if i can just remember to take my actual vitamins
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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: 31 years of vegetariansm....... Review: ...and still learning! this book is great. wonderful recipes, well written, friendly & familiar style. the absolute best veg burgers there are, my kids can't get enough of them. if i had just one small issue, it would be with the amount of salt in some of the recipes, such as the home made seitan recipe...just too much sodium...now i cut out most of it with satisfiying results. i highly recommend this cookbook, i am very glad to have it in my cookbook library.
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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: What a piece of junk Review: Don't be in the least tempted by the iPaq 6315, never have I come across a gadget with so many flaws, even with the latest software update that supposedly fixes the bugs. The problems are literally too many to list completely, the phone locks up, the bluetooth connection is flakey, dialogue boxes don't always close, and the latest fun thing on mine was for it to continually try to get a GPRS connection. This latest issue required a hard reset to solve, erasing all the data on the machine (I was travelling at the time).So, unless you don't really need to use it as a phone, are prepared to do daily soft resets and regular hard resets, buy something else.Oh, and don't look for support from HP. They've "delegated" any phone issues to the service provider.
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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: A cinematic shaggy dog Review: Luke Wilson's performance alone is almost worth the time spent viewing this film. Almost. Sadly, that's about it.The predictability of the story line is appalling. The "message" is a mish-mosh of faith versus agnosticism with an underlying current of mystery, i.e., What was the terrible secret of his childhood? Omigosh. Oh, no! His parents argued!! G-o-l-l-y! No wonder he is so unhappy. Me, too -- but that's because I just spent 99 minutes watching this thing.Incidentally, did anyone notice that, although his name does not appear anywhere on the DVD case, Richard Benjamin plays the doctor -- or should we say "the shaggy dog"? That is too sad!
