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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: ok... if you never need to clean it Review: My biggest complaint about this carseat is how difficult it is to get all the pieces apart when it needs cleaning. My daughter throws up an average amount in the car, and taking this seat apart to clean it is a nightmare. Also, I agree with the other reviewers that I never felt like I was getting the straps tight enough, and they are constantly getting twisted. The "puzzle-piece" buckle is a pain, but I've seen the same thing on lots of other carseats, so I thought it must be a standard or something. I would recommend going with 3 separate seats - infant seat, toddler seat, then booster seat. This one seems like a good deal, getting more in one package, but the stress is not worth it.
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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: funballs Review: I bought this toy for my 9 month old son for Christmas. At first he didn't play with it, but a few days later he really started to understand how it worked. Now, he plays with it or the balls atleast once a day. I even bought more of the balls to add some more fun.
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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Triumph of Reason Review: An excellent collection of essays highlighting the absurdities and potential dangers of the recent fad for the rejection of rationality.The arguments presented are clear and calm. There is no resort to ridicule, no matter how ridiculous the POMO examples are. The only counter criticisms of this collection seem to amount to "Boo Hoo, why are you picking on poor post-modernists". A bit rich when you really start to understand what the post-modernists have been doing to the pursuit of knowledge.If Carl Sagan's "The Demon Haunted World" were made part of the high school curriculum, I do not think the POMO academics would have been able to fool so many for so long. They would have taken their righful place beside the conspiracy theorists, channellers, New Agers, and UFOlogists.I recommend this book to anyone who is interested in clear and readable accounts illustrating the deceptive and flawed claims of some of the most popular Postmodernist academics.
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