It's a peach...if by peach you mean steaming pile of horse manure
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This program is the biggest piece of crap ever. It hangs. It corrupts your data. Each update they out put keeps getting progressively worse, with more features becoming non functional each time. How is that even possible?

This latest update has rendered 10 years of data almost worthless. I actually went back to version 2.4 or something along those lines a while back because 2.5 was such a piece of dung. But then the other day I saw 2.6x was out so I though, oh what the hell, it's only my financial info, and gave it a shot. Big mistake. Going to try and go back to 2.4 or whatever it was that sorta kinda worked.

I have been using some form of Quicken since I was a PC user. And of course when I became a Mac user 10 years ago I had no choice but to go with Quicken. As others have said they are in fact the only game in town when it comes to financial software for the Mac platform. Oh, and good luck getting help from their support staff in BFE.
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As you might expect, this bag o' dehydrated rabbit feet is on the gross side. They arrive packaged exactly as pictured, so prepare yourself to tear open a padded envelope and find yourself face-to-face with a pile of rabbit toes.

The rabbit feet are from different colors of rabbits. (As I type this, that sounds like a ridiculous thing to point out. Maybe it matters to someone? I'm not sure. This is my second purchase of animal feet. But the first one didn't have fur. Or feathers.) The dehydration process doesn't make the rabbit feet any less....rabbitey. They do smell. They don't stink, exactly, but there's a certain gaminess to them.

After I got over my "what? oh, yeah, I did order rabbit feet" shock, my second thought about this item was to start this mantra in my head: Do Not Allow Cats to Hide Rabbit Feet. Do Not Allow Cats to Hide Rabbit Feet. Do Not Allow Cats to Hide Rabbit Feet. "Natural" pet toys never get better with age, especially when you can smell them, but you can't find them.

Rabbit foot experiment #1: just toss one down the hallway and see what happens. The toss method works for most things they like. I could tell that the game smell had hit them because all three cats were immediately on alert, ears back. Whatever that was, it wasn't an ordinary pounce-able.

Our youngest (14 months now) was the first to move in. He gave the foot a cautious paw, then another, and finally a sniff. And a lick. And a sniff. And then he took a step back. Eldest kitty (9 years old) is always hoping for edibles. She went right in for the eats and wanted to know who put fur and claws on her treat. She was out. Middle kitty went in for a few bats. Youngest, now jealous, re-entered the game and a few moments of cat soccer ensued.

Five minutes later, the rabbit foot sat alone on the floor, and the older cats had moved on. Youngest went back to the foot a few times and sniffed. He seemed confused, maybe because this furry thing smelled like food but wasn't something he could figure out how to eat.

Rabbit foot experiment #2: somehow attach one of these rabbit feet to a cord and put it on a stick. Run around the house like I've been trained to do so well (up the stairs! faster!!) to see if the rabbit foot is more exciting to chase than a faux feather or fuzzy thing with a bell. Once upon a time we tried this approach with a quail feather; it was an unmatched success.

At this point Amazon friend (and fellow cat lover, I presume, if you read this far, which I appreciate), I confess that I haven't rustled up the gumption to gauge a hole through one of these rabbit feet. There's probably an easy way to do it, and one that wouldn't get rabbit bits in my drill would be even better. If you have any ideas, I would appreciate it if you would either reply in the comments or email me. Thank you!

Like many items for pets, it's difficult for me to say whether I recommend them specifically for your pets or not. Unless I know your pets -- that's different. 15 dehydrated rabbit feet will last a long time for cat owners (storing ours in the freezer), so I think it's worth a try. If experiment #2 doesn't
work, I plan to pass these along to one of my friends who is owned by a dog.
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If I could rate this -5 stars I would. Let's start with the smell. The litter itself has an earthy smell similar to that of hay (not too bad to me since I grew up on a farm), but after only 1 day of use I noticed a strong smell of urine in my house. This is simply unacceptable, especially when I have only one cat, a 5 lb. Siamese, and because the bag touts a boastful "Proven Superior Odor Control." I mean, who decided that?! Did they have a sinus infection?

Secondly is the "clumping" situation. Sure, it will clump. Kind of. It's a very loose clump, so if the cat re-enters the litter box before you can scoop it, it will disintegrate into the remaining clean litter. And forget about scooping out whole clumps. It will crumble. Period. It's basically useless as scoopable litter.

Lastly, can I just mention the GOD AWFUL smell one more time???  I've never had problems with my unscented clay based litter (Ever Clean).

I'll take clay dust over stench any day. So now I'm stuck with half a bag of this stuff. Maybe it will compost...
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It's short and squat and looks like a smashed tomato. The leafy portion sticks up and is translucent. I got this to use with the Pomodoro Method but it's too ugly to go on my desk all day.
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HORRIBLE!!! I tried it a few times to give it the benefit of the doubt, I even made it into milk tea. But each time, it makes me want to puke! I don't know what flavor is this, it says on the wrapper it's peach... IT DOES NOT TASTE ANYTHING LIKE PEACH!!! I didn't want to give it a star but the reviews won't give me that choice. Ugh! Now I'm stuck with all these tea bags... yuck!!!
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Doesn't taste good at all. Doesn't taste like peach either, tastes kinda spicy. Drinkable, but not good. I'm mad that I bought 6 boxes of this.
2234619
Very poor quality. Not much taste. No peach taste at all. Would return if I could. Will not purchase against
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Starts out sour then the peach flavor kicks in.no wonder it's Seth curry's favorite.
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I really don't care for this hay at all. It is more like straw. Very dry and big and tough. I had gotten another brand of timothy hay at my local Tractor Supply and it was soft and green and smaller and much fresher smelling than this. Perhaps I just got a bag that was old, judging by all the great reviews, but I won't be getting this again, and definitely not online.
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Doesn't really taste of peach. It has a very fake chemically taste. I used it once as a flavor boost for ice cream and chunked the rest.
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It smells like tootsie rolls. Combine that with a Five Star Trapper Keeper and you will truly have to beat them off with a stick :-)
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I love the color... as depicted at least. It's more of a neon peach. Not happy with that at all! Looks tacky. There was coral threading everywhere when I opened the package so we'll see how well it holds together!
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This was stuffed in a box about 9" cubed, stuffed with Styrofoam "peanuts". I couldn't imagine there was a plant in there, but there was. It was very twisted. I would be surprised if this straightens out, let alone survives.
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Very disappointed in this bedspread! It is NOT Peach at all..It is all very much PINK! For the money it is just OK but not peach. Wasn't even going to keep it but when my grand daughter saw it she liked it.. Kitty 4U saved by a little kid!
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This is a glorious steaming pile of trash. -Insert misogynistic remark-
I'd suggest you avoid it.
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This frame smells and I can't get the smell out. It's not a chemical smell. More like feces on a farm.
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Tastes like molasses.  What did you expect?  Would you buy molasses expecting it to not taste like molasses?  Butt cheeks.