Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Despite a foray into peppermint and chamomile tea as a youth (following my father's lead), I've never been an avid hot tea drinker. I read about this tea in Best Life magazine and decided to give it a try for the claimed health benefits of rooibos tea. Healthy or not, this tea is delicious. I drink at least two cups a day, plus a Thermos-ful at work. I prefer it with a shot ofMadhava Pure Organic Raw Agave Nectar. It would be nice if I could get a caffeinated version, but I guess I'll have to stick toLipton Black Pearl Teafor that. Answer:

Answer: Yes


Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I played Half Life for 2 hours and hated every minute of it. It is BORING. Give me some action man. This Game Is Really Horrible. Can I please watch the intro for 30 minutes without being able to skip it please????? Do yourself a favor and by Max Payne or MGS2. Answer:

Answer: No


Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: the 1975 red sox did not restore america's passion with baseball.the New York Yankees rise to glory from 1976-1978 restored not only the passion of new york area fans but the rest of america. Doug Hornig tried to establish a falsehood and give credit to the Red Sox of 1975 for restoring America with its love of baseball. But as all baseball fans know (as well as major league baseball officials know) as the New York Yankees go Baseball goes. To Try and argue that the Red Sox of 1975 ( a losing team who did not win a world series title) pulled major league baseball out of its dulldrums is a farce. The New York Mets of 1969 did much more for Americas love affair with major league baseball than the Red Sox of 1975 could imagine. It is obvious Doug Hornig is just trying to ride the coat tail of the 2004 Red Sox ( a good team but not a great team) and con not only the fans of Boston but of America. Answer:

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