Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Not enough of a good thing Review: There are two things the buyer would not know about Amazon's Hoodia from the advertising until it's too late (after the product has been delivered to your door): 1. that it comes in gelatin capsules (not vegetarian) and 2. that the dosage is a low 250 mg per capsule. By comparison, Costco sells 150 Hoodia tablets of 500 mg each for about $34 (plus tax, but no shipping charges). The best Hoodia I've found is Hoodoba Pure, available at [...] They are vegetarian, 60 tablets per container of 750 mg. Hoodoba Pure may seem a bit more expensive, but it's the most effective I've found.
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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Unbelievable Review: Imagine how you would feel being beaten with a switch - and then imagine being treated so by the person you love and trust the most - on whom your life depends; and imagine being completely powerless about and being beaten even more if you protested or cried - imagine knowing you could never escape - then multiply it by a million and you're close to knowing how a child feels. What survives this "discipline" is no longer a person - an empty shell of a human being, destined to mindlessly repeat the violence on its children, robbed of all empathy and reason. Unless they are lucky enough to open their eyes and call what was done to them by its name - a crime. Self-immune diseases, depression, self-hatred and abusive, unhealthy relationships are just some of the consequences scientifically proved to stem from a violent upbring. It is never loving to hit a child. Your children trust you unconditionally. Try to deserve their trust, do not give them lies and hatred.
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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: The Self Titled, but No Liz Review: I never knew who Liz Phair was before "Why Can't I?", but I was hooked to her since. I did get the self titled, but along with her debut album Exile In Guyville. I loved the self-titled, but the debut album just blew for me. But after a while I started to like Exile more and more, soon I got her other albums and got the rarities on the internet, but I soon realized something. Liz wrote excellent songs in the beginning, but her ability was slowly declining with each record.The self titled strays so far from any of the other albums that is should not even be considered part of the same family. The album would be good if Liz had not decided to suck up the lyrics babbling on about sex and etc. She did talk about these things in earlier albums but she was much smarter about it. Her clever lyrics run dry in this album. The only reason you should have this album is if you need to complete your Liz collection, or if you are obsessed with "Why Can't I?" and "Extraordinary."
