Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Air-headed twaddle. Clearly this is one of those weird publishing flukes--the same phenomenon that gave us those "Chicken Soup" and "Mars and Venus" lowest-common-denominator books.Ultimately, I was sorry I slogged through to the end. Agony. Answer:

A: No


Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I get it already. Glenn Benton doesn't like Christians. He covered that topic on EVERY other Deicide album. I have listened to them all and I own three, Deicide, Legions, and When Satan Lives. I found them all to have a familiar sound and Insineratehymn isn't much different. They may have recorded the album in the same studio as the first, but it isn't as good. I don't really like any of the other Deicide albums and I only bought the ones I have because a friend said they were insanely awesome. Maybe I should leave the reviewing to true Deicide fans, but just because Glen Benton can talk about Satan doesn't mean he is evil, just look at wussy Marylin Manson (who can actually sing better!) Answer:

A: No


Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: The picture shows a dozen balls and the description reads Assorted Colors, so I assumed I was getting 12. When you read the fine print, you one actually get one. My fault but the item is set up rather deceivingly. Way too much $ for just one ball. Plus the ball itself is filled with about 1/4 of material and has little bounce to it unlike an official Hacky Sac. I would definentely return it for my $ back if I could. Answer:

A: No


Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Jericho hooks you from the very first episode. The characters seem to be taken from real people, the story and the whole premise are entirely plausible. And all of this is completely entertaining. There are no far fetched ideas, all of the heroes in this series are 'real' with real limitations, real faults and yet they overcome obstacles and adversity with solid good old American and universal virtues of family, courage, loyalty and love. Here is a story where the writers throw the characters into an impossible setting and then command them to 'make it work' and they do. If anything, this is television WORTH WATCHING... Answer:

A: