Country: 195.20.13.151, Europe, FR

City: 2.3387 , France

This little machine makes bottled/canned beer taste the way it was originally intended by the brewmaster. That is the best way to describe the difference in taste. My GF and I aren't big beer drinkers and almost never drink canned/bottled beer, but we do enjoy a beer on tap at a bar occasionally. Fizzics brings the bar tap taste and feel of beer anywhere you want since its battery operated, appropriately sized, and light weight. I would definitely recommend this to anyone who drinks beer.

Great product. Works as well as the factory antenna. No reception issues. Xm radio and onstar works perfectly. I can now get my new car in the garage. Thanks Craven Speed.

Let's be honest: the science is poppycock (e.g., neutrinos from the sun are suddenly "acting like microwaves" but ONLY the earth's core is affected?), and the storyline (by now well know) is pretty easily guessed in advance. I'd already seen this film before and watched it again purely for the amazing spectacle of all the special effects and disaster sequences. A fun, very silly romp that has slow parts easily fast-forwarded through to without hurting things too much. :-)

I bough this back shaver for areas that I can't reach with my regular trimmer or razor. I have to say, it works great but you have to be very careful or you can severely cut yourself. Below I will list some pros and cons I've found with this shaver so far:

Great car seat! Lived up to my expectations. A little difficult to figure out at first but well worth the learning curve.

So after reading all of the previous reviews, I couldn't wait to get my hands on a set of these things, figuring that since I'm a longtime occultist I'd easily be able to keep them under control and then dominate the world within a week or so, depending on how long negotiations with the aliens they summoned would take. But noooooooooo, of course not, *I* had to get a freaking set of COMPLETE DUDS. Got the first one started up and it started rattling off Pi, apparently testing my patience and not much else. The second one kept trying to do a Pap smear on me (at least I hope that's what its intention was). The third and fourth ones were apparently mis-programmed Zhu Zhu pet armor, and kept trying to coerce my son's Zhus Zhus into climbing inside and doing battle--which would have been fine, except that they insisted on battling it out at the neighborhood park, and damned if I know how I'm going to pay all those "criminal mischief" fines after maxing out my credit cards to buy these things in the first place. When I got to the last one, I was desperately hoping that it would be fully functional, but the damn thing was apparently a reject from the Bush era's "No Child Left Behind" implementation agency, and promptly sat the aforementioned child down at the kitchen table and attempted to teach him how to fill in those little bubbles on the standardized tests properly--you know, shade it in completely but don't go outside the lines, use a no. 2 lead pencil, and all that. This might have been a mildly useful testing function, but he already knows all that crap from getting it drilled into him at school. I mean, come on, that's what second grade is all about these days!!