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Bill Phillips Right Nutrition Shake, Chocolate, 2-Ounce Servings, 12-Count Box
$38.77
These shakes are horrible. Probably the worst I've ever tasted. I expected much better from the founder of EAS. I have always been a fan of Bill Phillips, since his first Transformation Challenge. I drank Myoplex for years. I own Body for Life, and Eating for Life, which I cook out of all the time.

But these are simply disgusting. Both the chocolate and vanilla. I can't wait to finish the box so I can buy something else, and I never have to taste these again.

Get It Right
$0.00
If you wished Sly and the Familiy Stone had been able to keep it together, this group and this music is for you. They may sound a bit uptight from time to time, but when they loosen up, you can alomost see paisly shirts and bell bottom pants. Don't mistake these folks for a cover band. They do (mostly) Get It Right!

All the Right Wrongs
$5.98
I've never reviewed a CD before, but I had to for this one. I bought this because I had a $5 credit on my account and figured "why not?" I was expecting another Disney machine album of pop songs. I couldn't have been more wrong. Emily Osment is a fantastic mixture of Avril Lavigne, Taylor Swift and the Plain White T's. She has an unbelievable flair for somehow simultaneously toeing the line between punk, rock, and even a little bit of a country feel. Lyrically, the album is significantly more mature than other Disney artists -- not mature as in controversial, but simply better-written (even more impressive when considering Emily wrote the songs herself).

Given the opportunity, Emily Osment's album could compete with any song on the Top 40 today. It's deserving of an audience far broader than the typical Disney tweens. I'm a 22-year-old male, and I'm not the least bit embarrassed to have this CD blaring in my car. Really a must-own.

Armani Exchange Foil Logo Sweater
$98.00