Nope, not ever again with these guys.
926234
Description has Model M602I-B3 LFTRRCAQ as compatible.  Part arrived, part did not work in Vizio Model M602I-B3 LFTRRCAQ, was told that part was wrong and that I had to cover shipping and handling.
784575
Its fine, its just the guy seems like such a douche.. he touched the other instructors bodies several times. I wanted to close my eyes. Seemed unnecessary and kindof gross. With the world as it is these days, Im surprised the women were ok with it.
4958880
Fully changers one time. Used one time while on vacation. Would never charge again.
652483
Up front I have to say how courageous these men are.  The thought of living through five and a half years of hideous conditions as related in "Out of Captivity" shakes my comfortable butt to the core.  The ordinary of us who suffer through dreadful work situations, bratty kids, marital turmoil, traffic congestion, smog and the other grievous elements of our lives have no idea what these guys lived through. And that, I think, is the problem I had with the book.  I read about the horrors but I never felt them.

Things were too sterile, too calm, and too benign.  The conditions were outlined clearly but I never felt the pain or the revulsion or the hate.  Threats were almost ho-hum.  Pain was described but I never felt the hurt.  People were introduced but I never saw their faces or experienced a connection...good or bad.  For the most part, one person simply blended into another.

I'm not sure why I couldn't get involved because I certainly admire these men for their handling of the hardships.  It might have been the way Gary Brozek, who coordinated the stories of the men, handled the narration.  His retelling of each man's experiences might have been too analogous.  There was too much similarity in thought and action.  I didn't get a feel for much individual intellection, no brown study of each man's core.

Just a thought, but trying to impart the true feelings of the experience might have been too painful for each man to achieve this soon after freedom.  Brozek might not have had much enlightening material to work with as he tried to put the book together.  Stirring all their experiences together into a stew of forgetfulness might have been one of their survival tools and it carried over into the retelling.

All this ambiguity is my problem because you really should read this book.  You must not miss this tale of heroism and true grit.  Hopefully my failures and nit-picking tendencies will not be yours.
3429577
Do not plan to "play" with them. Part of a collection
1386659
Gives both my dogs itchy ears, causing them to shake their heads constantly after eating. After being off of these for a few days the head shaking stopped. Not sure if there was real correlation I gave them each one with dinner tonight and after a month of no head shaking they started again about an hour after eating. Over the summer these didn't help at all with fleas anyways so there really was no point. As other reviewers have also noted, the formula has changed to crappier ingredients, so overall these guys suck, avoid.
2472289
I thought I would be taken back a little by the topic. But I actually wasn't. The guys were the best parts of a perfect guy broken down into 3 separate people. It was Hot!
4539066
I will never ever use cleaning pellets nor metal rods down the barrels of my wepons agian! im an otis man for the rest of my hunting and shooting days.
1297286
I think these were kept far past harvesting and will not be the experience you're looking for. Most were rock hard and not viable for any purpose.
915398
Well they flat out suck now. The heaviness is gone. Cheap attempt at airplay or more MTV time. They look like American Eagle posterboys. If you were a fan that saw a continual downward trend and thought the last disc was crap. At least you can now say, "I like some of their old stuff". This is weak, non-stoner, pop metal. THE BUSHMAN
1058081
After Kyle and Yost spent the last couple years writing the most relentlessly depressing comic in X-Men history, Marvel apparently decided it was time to stop killing their teenage mutants by the dozen.  So here we are with yet another relaunch of the young X-Men concept (following New Mutants, Generation X, New Mutants again, and finally New X-Men - it's possible I missed something in there too).

And it's awful.  Apparently Guggenheim and Paquette decided that most of the previous New X-Men characters weren't worth keeping - or it was a Marvel editorial decision, which amounts to the same thing - because older faces like Hellion, Elixir, Mercury, and Surge are nowhere to be seen.  Rockslide, Dust, and Blindfold remain, but only Rockslide is even recognizably the same character.  Dust has simply been retconned into a liberal freedom fighter (but still in her hijab for maximum cognitive dissonance), which makes no sense given the character's history.

The plot is no better.  The various teens are assembled into a new New Mutants team by an impostor Cyclops (technically this is a spoiler, but it's so obvious right from the beginning that I don't feel bad about it at all), misled into fighting the original New Mutants team by Donald Pierce, and left at the end with a dead member (it wouldn't be a teenage X-Men book without pointlessly dead characters) who assures everyone that they don't kill because they're X-Men.  Except, of course, they aren't, because they were never actually inducted by the actual Cyclops.

Where this series goes from here is anybody's guess, but I can safely say I'm not the least bit interested.
4945173
Knowing the background of these villanous people was intriguing to say the least. Average people. Just run of the mill people who turned into the killers that they were. Good thing this could never happen again. Or could it ?
4255709
Nope, did not like the union skank. I did not like the token ethnic friends either.
4765060
We're great until we needed to remove them. They absolutely destroyed the paint on the wall. Every single one removes paint.
911212
These worked for one night and then never worked again. They would not connect with the RF receiver. I had to give one star however so that I could write something for you, the discerning buyer, to read. Buy at your own risk. My recommendation is not to buy it at all.
4568635
Creedence Clearwater Revisited is the ongoing live band conceived by Stu Cook and Doug Clifford, the original Creedence bass player and drummer respectively.  While this might be okay for an evening's entertainment at a festival or similar, that's where it ends as far as I am concerned, for a CCR band without John Fogerty is kind of like nitro without the glycerin.  It's just pointless.  Another reviewer asked why they would do this, and the answer seems pretty clear to me:  They need the money, and this is the only thing they can ply their limited musical talents toward.  If you don't believe that, look at Cook's and Clifford's individual discographies and you'll see they've produced nothing of merit on their own since Creedence broke up in 1972, which is ironic because they kept protesting that they wanted to contribute, write and arrange their own original songs.  What's the hold up, guys?  You've had thirty years to craft your own stellar songs that you were clamoring to do all those years ago.  Yeah, just as I thought: Two mediocre talents that can only keep things ($$) flowing by capitalizing on past glories.  And, those glories were not even their own -- they were uniquely and categorically those of John Fogerty.  Imagine if the bass player and drum for Bruce Springsteen started touring as Bruce S. Revisited.  Think about the ludicrousness of that very idea and you should be able to see why this release, while competent, is utterly ill-conceived and subtracts from the stature of the band that these gentlemen purport to love and support.  Get Chronicle or any other original CCR disc, not this.  A pox on it.  Zero stars would be too elevated a rating.
2025148
Do NOT - repeat DO NOT watch.. Not even out of curiosity...just....don't.