After a long series of carpentry projects I found myself with some downtime. I saw that breather as a prime opportunity for shop cleanup. Even with my habit of maintaining a reasonably organized work environment stuff multiplies, and chaos finds a home.

Good chairs for the price. We use for camping chairs are comfortable and easy to set up. Chairs see as if the would fit a variety of sizes ans statures well. My only concern is the hardware is plastic and seems fragile specifically there is a piece which is supposed to keep the chair locked in position which is useless.

I finally got the two bars nstalled on my Terrain, but not without fiddling and mods. The plastic ends that mate to the Terrain's rails are too flimsy, particularly the locking flaps. Also one of the spings popped off during install, then I discoverd the adjustment screws, which were not mentioned in the instructions. When I finally got them installed, I drilled and tapped each locking flap and installed 10-24 screws to make sure the flimsy flaps wouldn't come up, say in a car wash.....I can't recommend this product. ps..the plastic Terrain rails aren't so hot either!

Consistency of Shampoo has changed. I agree with other customers that have said that the consistency of the shampoo has changed. When I purchased the shampoo initially, it felt creamy and had a good clean smell to it, now I feel that the shampoo is water down and even the smell is different.

I HAVE CHOSEN THIS RATING BECAUSE HAD HELPED ME ALOT. IT IS SIMPLE AND EASY TO UNDERSTAND. THERE IS NOTHING THAT I DISLIKE ABOUT THE BOOK AND THAT IS WHY I HAVE RECOMMENDED IT TO MY FRIENDS WHO ARE TAKING THE EXAM.

Barely okay--and it hurts to type that. I love Sanford and Virgil and Lucas, Jenkins, Shrake...all of them , but this is a mess --thematically, character-wise, grammatically, ~just a mess. Unlike others, I dont mind that Virgil is involved with educated country folk--after all, that is who he is. I mean, Frankie runs an Architectural Salvage Company and Sparkle (really?) is working on a PhD. The problem isn't their rurality, it is their lack of depth and the embracing of stereotypes.