Juelz should be missing his tongue
355815
Yes the game has been missing the constant songs about drugs, girls, cars and jewelery. I tell you Juelz really came with an original formula with this album. The stuff he mentions on this one has never been said before and Juelz is an innovator as well as the rest of the dipset. LOL!!!! These guys listen to other peoples albums and just reiterate the same stuff in a different song and beat. Save your money.
3119356
It is very disrespectful to the office of the Vice President.  It is unfortunate the writer could only come up with four letter words to speak ones displeasure. The writer suffers from "limited word syndrome" because he uses the f word so frequently.
4609796
he is cute just wish he had a little of tongue out other than that I really do likek him. wish I could have a real Boo
4441945
Bad grammar is like the screech of tires before an accident - it brings you to a total and complete stop, makes you go "what?" then you try to recover.  No excuse for "he has went" etc.  Even if it's free, there really is no excuse.
2703569
Ryk is a good story teller and does interesting world creation. The biggest problem with this story for me is his love affair with the F word. I don't get it. He uses it liberally and when he could easily use a clean word. The stories would then be perfectly suitable for readers as young as 13 or 14 but still interesting to older readers. Ryk, have you ever had a post or review praising your "skillful" use of profanity and noting how much it added to the story or characters? Writers pen profanity stories that convey every emotion well without the filth. Maybe you would make more money by enlarging your audience beyond F word aficionados. I cannot in good conscience give it more than 2 stars when I had to continually endure the language. Have you become jaded to profanity? Clean up the language and you would have an award winner with me.
3523882
If you don't mind being distracted from what you are reading, I would recommend this book. The story is fun, even though I had the feeling I had read it before, which I haven't. Extra words, missing words, misspelled words, incorrect words, and repeat words created an uncomfortable reading experience. Having read a few of the reviews, I am not the only one who noticed. The author even acknowledges the problem, but it has not been corrected. I would like to finish the story, but I doubt I will.
3335361
Tongue feels cheap.  A good enhancement would be to let the laces go through the tongue like on most other Gym Shoes
4166332
This is going to be a rather silly review, but I feel impelled to WARN you.  If you have a problem with someone constantly having his mouth open and often hanging down like a dog, be wary! The actor who plays the pivotal role of Will Zimmerman seems to CONSTANTLY stand there with his mouth open. Does he have clogged sinuses?  Is he a long time mouth breather?  I could see using the mouth open actor ploy to illustrate emotional shock, but this actor does it all the time.  My family started yelling at him "Close your mouth!" LOL

If seeing a handsome young guy mouth breathing almost all the time does not bother you, then buy the series and enjoy it. I just couldn't get past this actor's constant hanging jaw. I don't think I've ever seen an actor's bottom row of front teeth as much as this guys.
2374722
Berger doesn't even try to hide his bias and hate, which he spews from page one to the very end of this work. The real problem is that he misses both on Chabad's relationship to the Rebbe, and on all of the important sources' opinions on the concept of Messiah.
The Rebbe is the leader of Chabad Judaism, today as much as 10 years ago.  This is as rational as the fact that Jacob the Patriarch is still our father. The Talmud claims (Taanis 5b) that the Jacob didn't die (Yaakov Avinu Lo Mes).  The commentaries explain that with a Tzaddik (Righteous person), the soul does not die or even leave this world but rather it rests in those who follow the Tzaddik... literally.  This was true for Jacob, and it is true for the Rebbe Menachem Mendel Schneerson Shlita. This is the understanding based on Rashi and a number of other commentaries. It is the accepted understanding. This concept is unrelated to the argument about whether or not the Rebbe is the Messiah.
Concerning the Messiah debate: The Talmud claims clearly that the Messiah could come back from the dead. Rashi comments on the passage (Sanhedrin 98b) that two explanations are can explain the rather strange passage in the Talmud. One explanation, stated quite clearly, is that the Messiah can be dead, and then "wake up" so to speak.  If you believe in the Talmud, then you have to accept this as possible. Rashi does.  Who is Berger to disagree? No commentary debates this. Not even Rambam (who claims that if the potential Messiah is killed, then he is not Messiah... his reference was to Bar Kochbah and does not eliminate the possibility of a Messiah waking from the dead... that would be foolish because the Talmud clearly states that the Messiah can be dead and come back).
Most importantly, Lubavitchers (even Yechiniks) don't believe that the Rebbe is the Messiah.  They believe that he is "Hezcas Moshiach," the stage Rambam refers to in the Mishneh Torah in which a figure begins to accomplish the tasks of the Messiah, as the Rebbe indeed did. Only when a person has completed these tasks can we say he IS the Messiah.  Until then, however, Rambam says that we are clearly obligated to believe that the hezcas Moshiach is the Moshiach in reality, and we are to act accordingly. In effect, the one who is delaying the coming of Moshiach (G-d forbid), and the one who is guilty of being a heretic is arguably Berger himself for denying the Talmud, Rashi, Rambam, the Zohar, and a number of other important works written by figures who are much more important and learned then Berger himself.
May we all merit, through ahavas Yisroel, and a rejection of this baseless hatred, to see the Messiah soon, whoever he is!
21621
Tongue is too tight. Nano 7 is so much better!
2830292
He isn't working in the Dark Ages,but he diosplays the same selfishness with refusing to vocalize the sample sentences. Arabic is always the preserve of the elite,you have to grind your knuckles to the bone to understand it,so why make it easier?
911855
Most of this film is in French and it has fixed subtitles that are very good. A small amount of German is also subtitled. Unfortunately the English is not and this is a great irritant. Scott Thomas speaks both French and American English and hops about between the two. As French is dominant one tends to rely on the subtitles and every now and then they are not there and one realises she has just said some words in English. The dialogue is not always 100% clear and one has to fiddle with the volume control and of course if one is hard of hearing part of the dialogue is then missed. This is a stupid and very annoying fault. The UK disc is the same. This disc is not cheap and I suggest a rent as I found this dialogue defect too troublesome to want to watch it again. This is a pity as if they had only thought about this carefully it could have been a much better view.
3040139
The tongue is roughly cut, leaving a messy edge.  Not a clean look.  I will keep them because of the price, but they look sloppy and unfinished.
616575
Overall, the piece is well written. Although the book is in English, at times the author uses short German statements or comments and often these are grammatically incorrect or they are wrongly used. This could have been easily avoided by having a native Germany speaker look over these and correct them quickly. The author thus looks knowledgeable, as if he commands the English as well as German language. Given that to the average German speaker this looks rather like grand-standing, the opposite effect is achieved. Strange that this was not caught by the publisher or the publisher's editor, a major mistake in quality control.
1607491
As a guy that eats tobasco, sriracha, and salsa at most meals, I sat here reading all of these reviews about people burning their lips, tongues, and tastebuds and laughed. Here I am, after 3 toothpicks, and my tongue hurts so bad I cannot eat most foods. DO NOT BUY THESE TOOTHPICKS UNLESS YOU HAVE A COMPLETELY BULLETPROOF TONGUE.
4943093
I think the author could have accomplished the same feelings and emotions he was trying to convey without the foul language. An author should have more vocabulary choices than distasteful or inappropriate words such as the ones he used.
4263523
My only reservation is Jerusalem's wooden performance.  He needs some coaching on his acting to round out his other talents.