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Monitor two different foods at one time.Works wirelessly up to 100 feet.Probe and wire are rated for over 500 degrees.Elapsed cooking timerBatteries included < Maverick Remote-Check ET-7 Wireless Thermometer with 2 Probes > < Weber 2820 Smokey Mountain Cooker/Smoker > < Backyard BBQ: The Art of Smokology > < Weber 87886 Chimney Starter > < Weber 3601 Rib Rack > < Steven Raichlen Best of Barbecue SR8037 Insulated Food Gloves, Pair >   price：Maverick Industries, Inc(2006-04-14) Usually ships in 24 hours customer 's review (Must-have for Barbecue.)  (Superb for Sausage Making) (Works, but prepare to be frustrated) (Complicated to use) (Good for price but tempurarature is not accurate) I bought this unit a few years ago. I tried it on Thanksgiving and wrongly thought it didn't give an accurate reading. I dug it out a few weeks ago and tested it in boiling water against a probe thermometer I thought was accurate. Turned out this thermometer had better accuracy (practically spot on). I've seen reviews complaining about the range. I tested that out as well before using it with the smoker. It's worked from downstairs when the transmitter was upstairs. It also worked well when the transmitter was outside and the receiver inside about thirty feet away - with two walls, including the exterior wall, in between. Right now it's working perfectly with the receiver is in the basement and the transmitter outside. My husband loves this temperature probe. We enjoy making our own sausage. With this temperature probe, he can monitor the smoke temperature at the same time he monitors the internal temperature of the sausage. It's a bargain. The remote readout is a big plus because he can do something else and get notified if he needs to tend the sausages. This temperature probe was better than expected. We highly recommend it. All the bad reviews are more or less true: the range sucks, if it is out of range, it will keep displaying the same temperature, fooling you into thinking you are monitoring the temp when you are not, the connection with the remote is flaky, the controls are horribly designed, and the default temp settings are annoying, as is the alarm. However, I was, through trial and error, able to get it to work reasonably well. The connection works fairly well at about 10-15 feet through a glass patio door. You can set the temps high enough that the annoying alarm isn't triggered. You get used to the proper sequence for turning the two components on and syncing them up. The only pro is: there isn't a substitute with two probes that I know of ( or at least one that does not get equally bad reviews). I'd love to have a remote thermometer with two probes that worked well and was well designed, even if it was a lot more expensive than this one, but I haven't been able to find one. So buy it not because its good, but because its hard to find a substitute. This seemed like it would solve the problem of having to babysit the smoker that is located on the lower level of our property....it has the capacity to to be perfect except for the fact that it beeps continually every 2-5 min until you keep shutting it off....can be quite aggravating....but as far as keeping track of the temperature, that part works great. Product is ok the temparature does not get accurate have to watch when the meat is done as it will be ten degrees lower This is the ONLY remote meat / barbecue thermometer that can monitor 2 types of meat or 2 doneness levels (i.e. rare, medium, well done, etc.). Just insert one or both probes into your favorite cuts of meat and select how want them cooked. When the meat is cooked exactly to your liking, the receiver will let you know by beeping. Both the receiver and the transmitter (which is attached to the probes) display the progressive meat temperature in 5-second intervals on their easy-to-read LCD screens. The receiver also displays a clock and timer. Suitable for outdoor barbecue or indoor oven use, this dual-probe wireless barbecue thermometer system makes the perfect gift for anyone who enjoys cooking! Use it to get perfectly cooked beef, chicken, fish, pork, lamb or any other common grill meats. Uses 2 AAA and 2 AA batteries (not included). Cooking a dinner-party roast, holiday turkey, or backyard-barbecue pork loin to precisely the proper temperature without fuss is a snap with this thermometer. You can even monitor two foods (beef and lamb, for instance) simultaneously, since two stainless-steel probes are included, each 6 inches long and each connected to a 39-inch stainless-steel wire. Here's how it works: program the tool (two AA batteries included) by selecting either "beef," "veal," "lamb," "pork," "chicken," or "turkey." Then program to rare, medium-rare, medium, or well-done. The monitor displays the proper temperature--which can be altered by pressing a button. Place the probe into, say, a turkey. Run the wire from the oven and close the door. (Door should remain closed until turkey is done so oven temperature doesn't vary.) Plug the wire into the monitor, and open the monitor's built-in stand. Set the clock to the current time. (Remember, two probes can be used simultaneously for different foods, with the monitor programmed separately for each.) The monitor constantly displays the turkey's internal temperature and elapsed cooking time. (The timer can be used independently of thermometer.) When the turkey reaches the selected temperature, an alarm sounds. Meanwhile, hook the pager (two AA batteries included) to your belt or drop it into your pocket. The pager beeps when the monitor's alarm sounds and works up to 75 feet away, liberating the cook from the kitchen. The probes can also be plugged into the pager, which displays a food's temperature on its LCD screen. So barbecuing brisket outside, roasting chicken in the oven, and keeping track of both is possible.--Fred Brack Rerations < Maverick Remote-Check ET-7 Wireless Thermometer with 2 Probes > < Weber 2820 Smokey Mountain Cooker/Smoker > < Backyard BBQ: The Art of Smokology > < Weber 87886 Chimney Starter > < Weber 3601 Rib Rack > freaks |
Lees Check Valve 1cd
< Check Valve - 1 pk > < Ball #37000 8 Pk Wide Mouth Plastic Caps > < Flexible Airline Tubing - 25 ft. > < Airline Control Kit - 4 Tees, 5 Two-Way Valves >
price： 199
PET PRODUCTS
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< Check Valve - 1 pk > < Ball #37000 8 Pk Wide Mouth Plastic Caps > < Flexible Airline Tubing - 25 ft. > freaks
Features include a coin slot an a catch drawer, two number combination and alarm.Made of metal.7.25 x 6.75 x 8.75
< Lrg. Steel Safe W/ Alarm > < Schylling My Secret's Safe with Alarm > < Electronic Money Jar > < How to Draw Pokemon > < Mattel Matchbox Mega Rig Shark Adventure >
Schylling(2006-06-12)
customer 's review
(Don't Buy!)
(NOT so great...)
(My 7 year old LOVES it)
(Lock broke immediately)
I got this safe and it broke within a week. Also, the "alarm" is extremely annoying. Don't even think about keeping anything valuable in here because the lock does not work at all.
I just received this product in the mail to give to my 9 year old daughter for Christmas, upon opening it, the item looks great, very sturdy looking, then I tried to turn the dial and it was rather hard to turn once it was opened the bell alarm went off constantly until the door is closed.. how annoying, I guess this is not the item I was looking for and am at this moment packing it back up to return it..
We've had this safe for a couple of years and my son loves it. He keeps his allowance and other favorite toys inside. An bell goes off when he opens it. No operating problems with ours.
I bought this as a would-be Christmas gift for my grandson. I tried it first and unlocked the door using the code given but was unable to re-lock it. After several attempts to lock the box, the lock jammed and would not turn in any direction and the door would not lock. Needless to say, I returned it and am presently looking at other options.
Keep all your precious valuables safely stowed away with this sturdy steel safe from Schylling. A great way for your little one to start learning valuable lessons in savings, this safe includes a coin slot, catch drawer, a two-number combination and an alarm.
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< Lrg. Steel Safe W/ Alarm > < Schylling My Secret's Safe with Alarm > < Electronic Money Jar > < How to Draw Pokemon > freaks
< Check Your Head > < Ill Communication > < Paul's Boutique > < Licensed to Ill > < Hello Nasty > < To the 5 Boroughs > Beastie Boys
price： 401
Capitol(1992-04-21)
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1.Jimmy James 2.Funky Boss 3.Pass The Mic 4.Gratitude 5.Lighten Up 6.Finger Lickin' Good 7.So What'cha Want 8.The Biz Vs The Nuge 9.Time For Livin' 10.Something's Got To Give 11.The Blue Nun 12.Stand Together 13.Pow 14.The Maestro 15.Groove Holmes 16.Live At P.J.'s 17.Mark On The Bus 18.Professor Booty 19.In 3's 20.Namaste
(If only there was more music like this)
(One of the great hip/hop albums)
(Still A Favorite)
(Flawless)
(raw energy)
You probally wouldn't expect much from The Beastie Boys after releasing Paul's Boutique. After all, it pretty much was a king of sampling, and there's no real way to top that album, especially since sampling wasn't going too well after the album being released. So instead of panicking, The Beastie Boys decided to employ their own beats more, and add some of their early rock influence, and live funk courtesy of keyboards.
It works, extremely well. Whether Mike D (that's my guess, since he usually played drums) or a sample was backing the beat, I can't help but feel this may be the most organic rap album as far as beats, always heavy, funky, great. Oh, and there's the percussion too. They still sample, but it's not very dominated with samples like Paul's Boutique. Plenty of other stuff, but have a listen for yourself.
They really isn't a bad song on here, nearly all of them rule in different ways. Lighten Up Groove Holmes and Namaste are laid back funk tracks, some of them rock, like Time For Livin'. They still rap and shout over some of the coolest beats made in a rap album, but yeah, there's a lot of variety. There's really not much else to say but to check it out. There's plenty of stuff that would take foerver to describe like this, and I don't feel like doing a track listing because it would be just redundant. Still though, Beastie Boy listeners can't pass this one up. Seriously. Not much else to say anyway.
9.5/10
The Beastie Boys' third album, Check Your Head, would reverse their commercial fortunes that happened with their best release, Paul's Boutique. Although now revered as a milestone in hip/hop, Paul's Boutique's sales were disappointing at first because it was such a departure from their beloved yet sophomoric debut, Licensed to Ill. Paul's Boutique was a quantum leap forward in both its raps and samples and Check Your Head would expand their horizons further.
Check Your Head is the album where the band started playing their own instruments (later their early punk recordings would be released as Some Old Bull****). While the band won't ever be renowned for their musicianship, it added a new dimension to their sound. Mark Ramos Nishita (Money Mark)'s keyboard playing was also a large reason for this dimension as he brought elements of `70s R&B and jazz to many of the songs. Tracks like "Jimmy James", "Gratitude", "Live at P.J.'s", and the appropriately titled "Funky Boss" are cool sloppy funk tunes while "Time for Livin'" returns them to their punk roots. "Pass the Mic" and "So What'cha Want" would gain decent airplay, especially on college radio, and are two of the band's best tracks. The eclecticism continues on the pseudo funk instrumentals "In 3's", "Groove Holmes", and "Pow", the hypnotic lazy groove that is "Something's Got to Give", and the seductive dreamlike atmosphere on "Namaste." The songs "Professor Booty", "The Maestro", "Finger Lickin' Good", and "Stand Together" are also top notch and feature some of their best rhymes. As for the samples, the Beasties still reign supreme as they represent a smorgasbord of music ranging from Sly and the Family Stone to Bob Dylan to Cheap Trick to Ted Nugent to even black metal band Venom. All told, Check Your Head is an awesome album from the Beastie Boys, just slightly behind Paul's Boutique as their best work. Highly recommended to all fans of hip/hop.
This album was released when I was sixteen,I was already a big Beasties fan but this album simply blew me away.As original and awesome as Paul's Boutique is,this is the one I keep going back to.I have listened to this album literally hundreds of times and it still gets played often.It always cheers me up.One of the best ever.
There is not a single track on this cd which is not absolutely brilliant. It is a true masterpiece and listening to it always brings joy to my soul, even after listening to it literally hundreds of times over the years.
in my opinion, this album is their most energentic. After two albums of rappin' over beats, they finally dust off their instruments and jam out. At first, this was going to be just an instrumental/hardcore punk album, but good ol' Mario C convinced them to lay down some raps. This album really allows you to see the depth of the Beastie Boys. They've got some great hip-hop tracks (Pass The Mic, So What'cha Want, Stand Together), rock tracks (Gratitude, Time For Livin'), instrumentals (Something's Got To Give, In 3's) and some just jam tracks (a little hip hop mixed with just lettin' loose on with the instruments) (Jimmy James, The Maestro, Live At P.J.'s). All the hip-hop tracks are done over pre-recorded instrumentals they laid down. This album also has one of the most underrated Beastie Boys songs of all time, Professor Booty. In my opinion, this is their most diverse album. Ill Communication is very similar, it just lacks the energy of Check Your Head. Must have album.
tracks to check out:
Jimmy James
Gratitude
So What'cha Want
Something's Got To Give
Live At P.J.'s
Professor Booty
With their third album, the Beasties transformed themselves from smart-ass punks with a hip-hop jones into a playful live funk band with some solid rhymes, assisted by the extraordinary keyboardist Mark Ramos Nishita. A couple of tracks look back to their old school rap roots, and they still deploy goofy samples like nobody's business, but they're mostly making their own grooves (including some instrumentals worthy of being sampled in their own right). Their universalist world-view results in some excellent, off-the-wall fusions--the metalloid bump that forms the funk pulse of "So What'cha Want," Sly Stone's "Time for Livin'" transformed into a hard-rock bomber--but they don't have to prove how clever they are any more, and they're stronger and more humane for it.--Douglas Wolk
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< Check Your Head > < Ill Communication > < Paul's Boutique > < Licensed to Ill > < Hello Nasty > freaks
< Like Blood Like Honey > < One Cell In the Sea > < Little Voice > < Bird on a Wire > < Traveling Light > < Blue on Blue > Holly Brook
price： 1398
Warner Bros / Wea(2006-06-06)
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1.Giving It Up For You 2.Wanted 3.What I Wouldn't Give 4.Like Blood Like Honey 5.Again 6.& 7.Again 8.Curious 9.Saturdays 10.Heavy 11.Still Love 12.All Will Be Forgotten 13.Cellar Door
(A great talent)
(Amazing)
(A soulful songstress not to be ignored)
(Delightful! Talent! Vocals and instrumentation fantastic!)
(Holly Brook - Like Blood Like Honey)
Holly Brook has a great voice, but what caught my ear is her song-writing and the way she views the world around her. I agree with another one of the reviews that said the highlights were on the songs in which it was just Brook at the piano.
This is a good listen all the way though. Take a chance and pick it up...give it a listen. You will not be sorry that you did if you like the whole singer/song-writer genre.
There is no other way to put it. There are plenty of 5 star reviews on here...but why read about it?? Just buy it and you will be glad you did.
I came across Holly Brook just by browsing through a local music store, and even on the half-functional headphones they had, a strong yet supple voice carried through.
Every song really stands on its own as a gem in its own right, but my absolute favorites are "Giving It Up For You" (what a knock-out song to start an album with), "What I Wouldn't Give" (brings tears to my eyes), "Again&Again" (great tempo, just gets you moving) and "Heavy" (you just feel like belting it along with her).
I truly hope this isn't the last we hear from Holly Brook.
Wow! haven't enjoyed a disk this much for some time! Each sold DOES NOT sound like the others on this disk. Looking forward to new releases!
For Holly Brook's classification in Music- Female Folk/sort of jazz avenues is actually very good. She sort of has the same quality as Suzanne Vega, however her lyrics aren't as metaphoric as Vega's she's still does a very good job in her performance. I also was quite impressed with her vocal range. I found this CD quite enjoyable and relaxing to listen to.
A lot of roads lead to Holly Brook (the singer, not a picnic destination). There's the hip-hop path, on which plenty of next-big-thing predictors got to know her through her collaboration with Fort Minor onThe Rising Tide(her haunting chorus on "Where'd You Go" became an instant hit). Then there's the TV path, on which anybody with an ear for pop with staying power could have chosen between a couple of trails: both the NBC showConvictionand the WB seriesRelatedhave featured her plaintive song "What I Wouldn't Give" off this, her debut. However you reach this piano-propelled 20-year-old star in the making, though, you won't be sorry. In the space of three songs, she recalls a decade's worth of singer-songwriters twice her age, and in an unhurried, stylish way that suggests she's doing it handily. A wrenching Tori Amos vibe weaves through "Again&Again," a track that recalls Shawn Colvin in equal measure; Suzanne Vega circaSolitude Standingsurfaces in the vivid short verses of "Saturday"; and Sarah McLachlan seeps out over most of the vocals, but especially those on "Give It Up for You" and the lovely "Cellar Door." Joni Mitchell is the association Brook was going for--she cites her as influence number one--but comparisons with the more obvious mentors can't come as much of a bummer. The Joni connection may surface yet:Like Blood Like Honeyis surely a trickle in a long career to come.--Tammy La Gorce
Red-haired, 20-year-old singer-songwriter Holly Brook has caused a Sarah McLachlan-Tori Amos sensation with her vocals on Fort Minor's "Where'd You Go"—the most added Top 40 Mainstream track this spring. A la Dido's appearance on an Eminem hit that launched her platinum career, everyone is curious: "Who is that amazing voice?" Meet Holly Brook. Listen to her debut album, Like Blood Like Honey. Then you'll know.
Red-haired, 20-year-old singer-songwriter Holly Brook has caused a Sarah McLachlan-Tori Amos sensation with her vocals on Fort Minor's Where'd You Go the most added Top 40 Mainstream track this spring. A la Dido's appearance on an Eminem hit that launched her platinum career, everyone is curious: Who is that amazing voice? Meet Holly Brook. Listen to her debut album, Like Blood Like Honey. Then you'll know.
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< Like Blood Like Honey > < One Cell In the Sea > < Little Voice > < Bird on a Wire > < Traveling Light > freaks
< Reality Check > < Oracular Spectacular > < Vampire Weekend > < Crystal Castles > < In Ghost Colours > < Santogold > The Teenagers
price： 99
Beggars Xl Recording(2008-03-18)
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1.Starlett Johansson 2.Sunset Beach 3.Love No 4.Feeling Better 5.Streets Of Paris 6.Make It Happen 7.Wheel Of Fortune 8.French Kiss 9.III 10.End Of The Road 11.Homecoming 12.Spare 13.Fuck Nicole
(Great fun)
("You can get an American to buy anything...")
Okay, so they're not very original in their sound, and the Teenagers may turn over the same tricks more than a few times, but there's no denying the appeal of their kitschy debut album. The lyrics are hilarious and biting ("Aspirin and alcohol are not enough to die, Nicole"), and the production - if somewhat repetitive - is tight; the songs hold together fairly well. This album reminds me very much of the Francois Ozon film "Criminal Lovers" - trashy, stylish and sexy. Delicious.
Key tracks: "Homecoming," "F*** Nicole," "French Kiss"
Or at least that seems to be the theory this French band is pushing with this album.
Bland beats and lyrics fittingly filled with all the profanity and none of the subtlety or insight of a true teenager.
Their stupid, sneering anti-Americanism shows that these cultured continentals have spent too much time sitting in front of the tube watching American re-runs and thinking that "The OC" portrays American teens as they really are.
The most interesting thing about this album is it's unintentionally ironic title. They condescendingly proclaim their album to be a mirror for the American listener, when really what it does best is expose their own naievete. Not surprising though, since isn't most hate spurred by ignorance?
To buy and listen to this album is a true excercise in self-loathing for any American. These guys hate us with every fiber of their being. So if listening to how much you're despised set to overly repetitive beats and derivitive New Order guitar sounds like a good time to you, then go for it.
This French trio's sound is built around a backbone of golden pop melodies, enveloped in a sardonic wit and lingering Sofia Coppola soft focus. Although all the members are 20-somethings, adolescence is a concept that cuts to the group's core. They're in love with the idea of the dreamy teen, inspired by sunset walks through the park, clogging up shopping malls for no good reason, holding hands, and stolen kisses in the cinema. Similar to most filthy mouthed teens, "Reality Check" is full of foul innuendos and lyrics that would make Serge Gainsbourg blush. With its nonchalant and biting humor, this record is a 21st Century lo-fi French pop backdrop, awash in guitar hooks and soaring electro synth riffs.
Consisting of three lovely French 20-somethings, lead singer Quentin Delafon, guitarist / synth man Dorian Dumont and bassist Michael Szpiner, The Teenagers are a band that could have only come from Paris. Their sound is built around a backbone of golden pop melodies, with a penchant for leftfield visioning - all enveloped in a sardonic wit and lingering Sofia Coppola soft focus. They are easily one of the most intriguing and unique musical properties to tease us in 2007. While the trio left their teenage years a few years ago, adolescence is a concept that cuts to the core of the group. They're in love with the idea of the dreamy teen, inspired by sunset walks through the park, clogging up shopping malls for no good reason, holding hands, and stolen kisses in the cinema.
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< Reality Check > < Oracular Spectacular > < Vampire Weekend > < Crystal Castles > < In Ghost Colours > freaks
< Blank Check > < Richie Rich > < Heavyweights > < First Kid > < Camp Nowhere > < Man of the House >
price： 1000
Walt Disney Video(1997-06-23)
customer 's review
(Classic Kid Fantasy)
(LAME LAME LAME!)
(A Kid Review)
(I wish I could give this 0 stars.)
(GENIUS!)
This is a classic story of every child's fantasy.... having their own money, own house and no rules. It's a very cute show.
I seen this movie along time ago. I thought it was pretty dumb that a man could be so stupid enough to just give give a kid one of his blank checks I mean no one would be that stupid enough to do that. and that kid was such a careless theif he just slipped that blank check in his printer of his computer and typed in a million dollars and cashes it from the bank and now he becomes rich and start living a real lavish life (temporarily) having his own house and all the stuff a kid could ever dream of. The 3 men in this movie were crooks but that kid just got away with alot and he didn't go to jail for that he should. That money didn't even belong to him and he didn't pay for what he did. Well it's just a movie that can never happen in real life. I give it a 0 stars but amazon won't let me.
In this movie a kid gets his bike run over by a guy who stole 1 Million Dollars. The guy who runs his bike over signs a check and leaves the amount blank, so that night he print on million dollars on and cashes it. After he cashes it he spends alot using Mr.Macantosh as the name he fakes. So when he has to pay someone he has no money left and the person who ran over his bike wanted the money back but when he finally caught him he had no money... I wont say any more becuse I guess I'm writing a book on the movie!!!!!!!!!!!
This is literally in the top 3 worst movies of all-time. Complete waste of time and life that I will never get back because of watching this crap. There's always some other movie, or show, or what have you that is a lot better than this.
Like a young Paul Newman, Brian Bonsall bursts onto the screen in his first full-length feature like an acting tsunami. And his acting chops are so powerful that he leaves lots of damage in his wake (much like the horribly tragic real-life tsunamis).
If you haven't seen this wonderful comedy yet, you must check it out immediately. Any hesitation on your part will only lead to minutes of your life that are ticking away in sorrow and despair.
The plot of this movie is that Brian Bonsall gets a lot of money and--whoo boy!--that's when the fun kicks in. What will this little kid do with all the money? Well, you better get this movie now and find out!!! Hint: he spends it on things.
I wish Skippy were in it too.
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< Blank Check > < Richie Rich > < Heavyweights > < First Kid > < Camp Nowhere > freaks
< Bongwater: Dude Check This Out > < Homegrown > < The Stoned Age > < Rolling Kansas > < High Times' Potluck > < Half Baked Fully Baked Widescreen Edition >
price： 65
First Look Pictures(2001-05-22)
customer 's review
(BONG WATER STINKS! 1 1/2 STARS)
(Don't Drink the Bongwater)
(FUNNY movie)
(Soundtrack)
(CRAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAP!!!!)
Jack Black, Andy Dick and Co. do what they can in this pointless and goofy movie. As stoner films go this one just doesn't have many laughs or story for that matter. If you like stoner films, stick to the early Cheech&Chong films. Andy Dick made me laugh a few times, but that's about it. Black has a small role, but he makes his presence known as usual.
I don't get all the 4 and 5-star reviews for this movie. I watched it during a free preview weekend, and I suppose I got my money's worth. I like stoner movies as much as the next person, but this one isn't even in the same league as a Cheech and Chong movie or Half-Baked. It was not funny, and didn't really go anywhere - and what the hell was with the ending?
Jack Black was somewhat funny in his small role, but I didn't even chuckle until the last 10 minutes. The funniest part was the series of answering machine messages that played during the credits (which I missed part of due to annoying movie channel voiceover ads). Maybe one has to be stoned to find this movie funny. However, a good movie will be funny regardless of the number of tokes taken while watching it (watch The Big Lebowski for a good example).
I have to agree with the reviewer who said the movie's title was apt because the bongwater is the unwanted leftover. There are much better pot-themed movies out there.
GREAT pot-head, laugh fest movie. I thought my luck was bad until I saw this guy! Jack Black makes a small but FUNNY appearance as a trippin' farmer. A must have for any Cheech&Chong collector!
Does anyone know the soundtrack listing for this movie? The last song is great!
This movie was nothing but rubbish - it went absolutely nowhere. It wasn't even funny - I hardly got a chuckle at most.
I agree with everything the other people have said that have given this movie a 1-star rating.
DO NOT make the same mistake as me and buy this DVD - rent it first if you REALLY want to waste 2 hours of your time...
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< Bongwater: Dude Check This Out >