Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Here it is: 400 Degreez amazing, G-Code Not Bad, The Block is hot tight, I got that work is straight, and Lights Out is alright but extremely commercial. This CD is bull. The only good songs are Thugged out, Project Chick, Let us Stunt, and Uptown. Lil Wayne and Juvenile songs are garbage, Baller Blockin, and Family Affair was alright. But this CD is straight terrible, trust me it's not even worth 5$. Answer:

Answer: No


Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: My wife and I could NOT believe how AWFUL this film was. In fact, we stopped watching it with twenty minutes left to go. The next day, we watched the ending, just to see what would happen. None of the characters were likeable in any way. The character portrayed by Tom Hanks was too quirky to be believable. The other characters were rejects from "Dumb & Dumber." The plot was a disaster, nearly everything spewed by the Marlon Wayans character was offensive, NOTHING IN THE ENTIRE FILM WAS FUNNY! Granted, there was some poetry recited by the Tom Hanks character and some fine music, but for me, it was not enough to merit two stars. Check out anything else by the Coen Brothers, and of course, any other film starring Tom Hanks, but do yourself a favor & leave this TURKEY on the shelf! Answer:

Answer: No


Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: The description is correct, never bitter. Not much flavor at all actually--bitter or otherwise. Like drinking colored hot water. I like Chamomile tea and will buy Celestial Seasonings in the future. Answer:

Answer: No


Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: This book was selected for my book club, so dutifully I plowed through an unenlightening, ungrammatical and repetitive story of one woman's struggle with manic-depression illness. The writing was choppy, her poor use of punctuation was infuriating, and her style left much to be desired. The story seemed to end halfway through the book, leaving me to wonder what was left to tell in the second half - much to my dismay it was basically a repeat of previously provided information, or more detail on episodes already described. It was all I could do not to throw the book across the room in frustration! I can see how this book might be helpful for those who suffer from this illness, but Jamison needs to stick to textbook and article writing, and leave the layman's books to those who know how to write. Answer:

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