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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Miraculously Survived Heavy Duty Wash, Rinse and Spin Cycles Review: Somehow these earbuds found their way into the washing machine with a load of jeans and T-shirts. After a full wash, rinse and spin, they were rescued from certain doom in that space between the washer and dryer. Tested them immediately, and found that they work as well as or better than before. Your mileage may vary, but in the event that these squeaky-clean Jbuds die of natural causes, are lost or stolen, I will be replacing them with an identical pair without a second thought. Curious to hear from anybody who may have run theirs through the dryer. The sound quality warrants a mention here as well - it's far better than one might expect from anything in this price or size class. These miniature marvels of modern engineering have confirmed my suspicions - this is truly an exciting time to be alive... 5 Stars!
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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Probably, one of the best records to ever emerge from England Review: I never get tired of listening to this wonderful, delicate and excellent pop record. The production, the arrangements and the songs are superb. You will find 60s movie scores, mouth harps, memories from the Costa Brava, reminiscences of Italian spaghetti westerns and, most importantly, cheerful honesty for the work of professional musicians, songwriters and performers, as Marden Hill were.
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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Save Your Money Review: I have no idea what the author was trying to do here--other than jump on the HB nostalgia bandwagon that began rolling several decades ago when Leslie MacFarlaine wrote his fine book about being the ghostwriter for the HB series ("Ghost of the Hardy Boys"). But I could not get through the first ten pages of "House on the Point." Big deal. The Hardys get a little older. They now dig cars and hot music. Who cares. The original texts are what they are. Take 'em or leave 'em. They do NOT need to be improved, enlightened, brought "up to date" (their old-fashioned charm was what I liked most about them), deconstructed or corrected. Save your money and get one of the Applewood reissues of the original HB texts.
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