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Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: ...that goes something like this:"Dear Gabriel Macht,You need to have a talk with your agent. He keeps getting you these s*** parts and you're way better than that. You're talented and you have reassuring puppy dog eyes. I love you. Stop making s****y movies."Whiteout started out godawful and never got any better. After a while, it numbed me with a constant barrage of bad: bad acting, bad writing, bad direction. The word stultifying comes to mind. And, in a film of this "quality", making me wait 35 minutes for Gabriel Macht to appear is just unforgivable. I knew it would be awful, but the promise of Gabriel Macht gets me to watch some awful movies (I'm looking at you, The Spirit). Well, at least what I saw in the trailers and read in the reviews wasn't misleading. It was every bit as terrible as it looked. Bad movie lovers, rejoice; your search is over. Answer:
Answer: No
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Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: OK, so I bought it "refurbished, like new" from an Amazon vendor....byitnowgold@yahoo.com. I guess I got what I deserved. Anyway, it failed after 6 light uses: 1 deer, prime cuts only; 6# of pork shoulder roast; and 1# of "chain" from a beef tenderloin; plus three regrinds of store hamburger to add more fat. That's 16 months of home ownership by a 70+ year old couple. Not a good record. Tore it apart to see where it had failed (retired aerospace engineer). The motor commutator looked like a 4th of July show when running and the windings were burning up (smell) even with no-load. Catastrophic motor failure. But, what the heck, it was only rated at 150 watts. About the power rating of a large light bulb. Don't waste your money on this unit or believe Waring's descriptions unless you want to grind really, really, soft vegetables. Answer:
Answer: No
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Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Its about two feet of tin foil with a glue backing and wire that is really hard to bend. Tin foil and some wire would literally work better. Answer:
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