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I am a perfessional nail tech and i would advise anyone to get this kit and to use this company that supplies it because they are very hospitable and there products are great i was very happy with my order what you see is what you get and it does not take long to get to you either and your able to save especially from someone like me who lives all the way in the bahamas, because an airbrush machine over here starts at about $200.00

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Wonderful poster of Trent!! The dimensions are a little off (it's closer to 22" x 34"), but the main thing that bothered me is that the actual poster you receive is a bit darker and *slightly* fuzzy. Mine at least does not appear to be quite as good quality as the picture displayed above. It isn't horrible though and I actually kind of like the slight "noise." Gives it more texture :) Also, you'd probably never be able to find this in any major stores (if you find any NIN posters at all - i've never seen one in my area anyway), so I'm just glad to have Trent on my wall finally :) It's still a great NIN poster and I'd definitely recommend it to any fan. I love it!!!

i like the poster but the dimensions are all wrong, i had to cut down my frame to fit the actual size of the poster once it arrived

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This live dvd is facking unreal seriously. I feel like I'm at the show everytime I watch this! The music and the videos in the background blend together perfectly. I prefer to not watch this sober but it's great either way! Reptile live is excellent!!!

This DVD is amazing. It features NIN when they were at their peak performance wise, in my opinion. It also includes some "easter eggs" of some rare footage, so I'd say its a must have for any real NIN fan.

I'd been wanting to order this DVD for awhile, and finally got around to it. It was just as good as I had hoped. Loved seeing Trent at the top of his game after the release of The Fragile, one of my all-time favorite NIN's albums. Love the "Beneath the Surface" menu and extras as well. Totally worth the pricetag, and a must-have for any NIN's fan.

I would recommend passing on this disc. Beside You In Time is what you want. Great concert disc of NIN.

Great live DVD. I've watched it numerous times. The DTS sound quality is amazing. It's great in 5.1, but DTS is even better. Thanks Trent for paying attention to sound quality on your DVD's. So many other artists don't focus on the sound and put too much attention on the video. This is a music DVD, after all.

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This is my first TFK album, and it reminds me of the guys in my dorm freshmen year who, upon becoming born again Christians, sold all their "secular" music and bought albums that were only off labels that produced Christian music, especially Tooth & Nail Records. Invariably, six weeks later, they'd have a stack of CD's they'd keep (usually Everydaylife or Jars of Clay) and a stack of CD's they'd take back and try to exchange for their old "secular" music. TFK's "The Art of Breaking" is one of those CDs they'd exchange, had it been produced back then. Let me start with the two pros of this album. The lyrics, when they are meaningful, are more uplifting than most CDs in the "metal" category. The songs on the album are very cohesive. Now the cons. The cohesion comes from every song sounding like it comes from a band who can't decide who they are, artistically, but who are deeply uncomfortable with the musical skin they're in. Maybe this is truly a transitional album (such as underoath's "Define the Bright Line" or Unwritten Law's "Elva") but even so I can't tell what they're transitioning from or to. Trevor McNevan's voice makes me wonder what Ian Watkins of Lostprophets would sound like if he were trying to imitate Pete Loeffler from Chevelle. Joel Bruyere's bass is almost unnoticeable because the song structures lack a strong feeling of rhythm. Really, this another California pretty-boy band trying to say they're metal because once in a while they scream as though they were constipated. And they have uplifting lyrics because they're a Christian band. Altogether, that's not a reason to pick up this album.

Altogether solid CD. Not much different than Phenomenon, but then again, I loved Phenomenon!

When I listen to music I don't give conscious thought to the lyrics, so the fact that TFK may be Christian Rock doesn't mean anything to me (unless the lyrics are dreadfully, blatantly religious). I found a song or two from this album online, and I was really impressed. This entire album has solid hard rock and a definite unique feel to it. I think the most reasonable contemporary comparison would be Three Days Grace's One-X. The styles are somewhat similar, and both have interesting background guitars adding color throughout. There is nothing negative I can say about this album - no song is disappointing; the songs aren't repetitive; the guitar work and singing are excellent... I don't know what else you can ask for. Just don't expect the rap or punk from TFK's earlier albums.

THE BAND: Trevor McNevan (vocals, guitars), Joel Bruyere (bass), Steve Augustine (drums & percussion). Origin - Ontario, Canada. THE DISC: (2005) 11 songs clocking in at approximately 40 minutes. Included with the disc is a 14-page booklet containing song titles/credits, song lyrics, one band photo, and thank you's. Label - Tooth & Nail Records. COMMENTS: The local hard rock radio station was playing "Move" and "Hit The Floor". The songs were catchy and I decided to make the purchase. More times than not, the melodies grab me first, and then I listen to the words. Those new to Thousand Foot Crutch (TFC) might not notice the "Christian Rock" moniker attached to the band. I certainly didn't on my first few listens. But then I noticed the lyrics touched on spirituality, truth, redemption, and that general theme of looking to the sky for answers - but in a low key way - none of the songs come off sermonic. I do not have any of TFC's earlier release(s), but from what I've read, this "Art Of Breaking" is a departure of sorts... less nu-metal/rap/screamo, and more mainstream rock (I'd have to hear more of the earlier material to pass judgment). With that being said, I like this album a ton. If it's a new direction for the band... it works for me. You've heard the sound before - the formula is familiar (Switchfoot, Hoobastank, Breaking Benjamin, Pillar, Stereomud, etc) - but it works because the melodies are hard, crunchy and most importantly catchy. The lyrics have a message, but they're never preachy. "The Art Of Breaking" reached #67 on Billboard's Top 200 albums for 2005 (with the song "Move" reaching mainstream rock's #16). Other singles released are the opener "Absolute", "Stranger", the rocker "Hit The Floor", and the album closer - the uplifting ballad "Breathe You In". Six of the eleven tracks made it to the Top 15 on the Christian Rock chart. TFC and "The Art Of Breaking" also won best rock album, best group, best artist at the 2005 CGMA Covenant (Canadian Gospel Music Awards)... though there's nothing "Gospel" about the album. Maybe in lyric, but certainly not in music - this is a ROCK album. Highlights for me are the harder tracks - "Hurt", "Move", "Hit The Floor" and "Hand Grenade" (though the lyrics are a question mark on this last track). You hear McNevan really cut loose with a ripping guitar solo on "Hand Grenade" - I truly wish there was more of this creativity. The final cut, "Breathe You In", is the lone ballad and it's a great way to close the album. I typically gravitate away from Christian bands (because some are excessively moralizing... and I believe religion is a very personal thing)... but this album doesn't come off that way. Nothing terribly original here from Thousand Foot Crutch, but overall the songs rock and the band definitely has something to say (4 stars).

Wonderful album. If you like music, you have to get it. It's just that good.

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This live dvd is facking unreal seriously. I feel like I'm at the show everytime I watch this! The music and the videos in the background blend together perfectly. I prefer to not watch this sober but it's great either way! Reptile live is excellent!!!

This DVD is amazing. It features NIN when they were at their peak performance wise, in my opinion. It also includes some "easter eggs" of some rare footage, so I'd say its a must have for any real NIN fan.

I'd been wanting to order this DVD for awhile, and finally got around to it. It was just as good as I had hoped. Loved seeing Trent at the top of his game after the release of The Fragile, one of my all-time favorite NIN's albums. Love the "Beneath the Surface" menu and extras as well. Totally worth the pricetag, and a must-have for any NIN's fan.

I would recommend passing on this disc. Beside You In Time is what you want. Great concert disc of NIN.

Great live DVD. I've watched it numerous times. The DTS sound quality is amazing. It's great in 5.1, but DTS is even better. Thanks Trent for paying attention to sound quality on your DVD's. So many other artists don't focus on the sound and put too much attention on the video. This is a music DVD, after all.

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I originally bought this stapler to build a cat scratching post. I have a standard spring loaded Black and Decker which works fine, but my wrist gets fatigued after squeezing the spring loaded handle for awhile. I wanted to use 1/2" staples and figured the electric gun would work better. AAAACK!!! Wrong answer! The first issue I had with it was the staples don't go in all of the way except in rare circumstances when you manage to get the staple gun held just perfectly flat to the intended surface. I had to pound them in with a hammer to get them flush, and that wasted a lot of time I had figured would be saved by using the electric stapler. About a half year later, I decided to put some plastic vapor barrier up in the ceiling of the garage so I could insulate it. I figured for this big job, the electric gun was the right tool. After all, I'd used 1/4" staples to make things easy. AAAACK!!! Wrong again. Not only was the first issue still happening where the staples didn't go all of the way in, but I noticed now the stapler began to misfire. In fact, it misfires about three times for every shot it gets right. To add to this most recent problem, the staple feed mechanism became bent somehow (due to use I guess), and it was resisting travel along the staple path so the staples weren't getting pushed to the end. I fixed this problem so the feed mechanism travels smoothly again, but the primary misfire (which seems to be a motor power issue -- you can tell because there's just a light "dud" of a sound when it misfires) is still occurring. I cannot recommend this stapler to anyone. It is, at best, a complete piece of junk.

Worst tool I have ever purchased. Insufficient power to reliably drive a 5/16 staple into plywood. Jammed ALL the time. Buy a pneumatic stapler for half the price and ten times the performance. Don't buy this.

After contunuous use... both of my arrow staple guns...just stopped working. Really frustrating. I'm shopping around for another brand.

I bought this stapler to build a couple of cat houses. After the 3rd cat house I built, it suddenly stopped working. 3 cat houses in 2 years? When it worked, however, it was ok. Like someone else said, you had to keep firmly or the staples would not go all the way in.

I just got this stapler, and it's a good product from what I see. It's no replacement for a pneumatic tool, but for the price it couldn't be expected to be.It's a good choice for people (...) who's hands are too small to comfortably operate a standard lever operated staple gun. The trade-off is it has to be plugged in ... so when your dog is lost, and you need to post hand-bills on every telephone pole in the neighborhood, this won't be of any use. We're using it for upholstery projects w. soft wood, and have had no trouble. It would also be great for tacking insulation to rafters, etc.Like the other review mentioned, the stapler has to be held firmly against the work to be sure the staple penetrates completely. That's because the tool is very light, and this would be a problem with any stapler of similar weight. Consider it a two handed tool... Place the heel of your free hand on top of the tool, lock your elbow, line up your shoulder behind it, and fire away. Lastly, the brads were in stock at my local Sears.Happy stapling.

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Jenny truly is the ultimate girl next door. If you've ever wondered what that sweet and cute girl next door type looks like sans clothes, well, look no further and buy this DVD. What makes all of the Jenny DVDs ie Wash Day, Itchy Dry Skin, Jenny's Fishing Video, etc, so special is that she is a regular girl, not a made up, airbrushed fake model. As for the video itself, the Morning Shower segment is the best, as Jenny really shows off that wonderful body of hers. Very nice legs and inner thighs !! Too bad she has to shower alone !! As for the rest of the video, seeing Jenny walk around nude in someone's backyard makes one wonder what the neighbors think; I wish she lived next door to me !! All in all, a classy production, highly recommended to anyone who appreciates the beauty of a tall slender blonde such as Jenny. PS Jenny, are you single ? :)

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Good products. Will recomend all you wants to try their own nail design to buy these products.

Yeah good product but the thing is that Dollar Three start selling this L.A Color polish and Each cost $1.00 so for 24 dollars you can get 24 in Dollar STore..

I use and sell this product. I have no complaints about it and neither do any of my hundreds of customers. They go on opaque and the fine tipped applicator brush is perfect for fine designs. There are 22 colors to choose from and they're all great. If you want extra bling, finish up with a top coat or work in some rhinestones. You'll love this product.

This could have been a nice buy. All I can say is, there are only 2 sellers on Amazon selling this product. Before you buy the one that seems like a better deal, look at the customer feedback for each seller. Do not buy from any seller that has negative feedback, or you may end up with a less than satisfactory purchase/buying experience, to say the least. Bottles break in the mail, and you may not get the whole set of 12 that you are supposed to get. You don't actually need a set like this. You might be better off buying some nail art brushes, and using regular nail polish with them, or even acrylic paints you can buy in a craft store. I kind of wish I had gone that route, as it would have saved me a lot of extra time and trouble.

These colors are so fun, they will get you out of the "fall funk" before you know it.

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the dotters are awesome i havent used them yet but are brand new and excitied to be used the only neg. is that shippin is so darn expensive. oh and this arrivied in 2 days to arizona.......... thanks

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Love these stones, searched high a low for these, saw some that were not as plentifull and way too expensive. One place had like 100 rhinestones for 17 bucks!!! So glad I found these. Now I have all three wheels!!

This was a great value! The wheel is full of rinestones and is a much better value than the wheels at the beauty supply store in my area. Theirs just have a few rinestones in them and the price is much higher. I ordered 2 of these to get the free shipping.

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it took awhile for it too ship and was hard to track, yet the package came a day before estimate arrival date. The texile/fabric is very thin, but still is rich with color. This was worth the buy and looks great on my wall. I recommend this to all Lamb of God fans.