I'm an freshman at the University of Florida, and I'm from Coral Springs, Florida. I'm considering majoring in Marketing, but still not yet sure.

My interests include cooking, video games, football, internet programming (I don't suck at it anymore!), and writing. As of late I've become a DDR addict.

If you want to contact me, either use my email (Blueshift14@yahoo.com) or AIM me at WavelengthBlue.

My last 5 reviews combined netted $1.15, a result of about 8 hours total of work. That's approximately 14 cents an hour. I can honestly say that I don't do this for the money... but $1.15 is just an insult.

A random thought about the world: Society can be found in many forms in many places. What seems barbaric to some is standard to others. For every thing, there is a reason.

HOW I RATE REVIEWS:

VERY HELPFUL: A review that will help a consumer make an informed decision. Gives accurate, detailed information that would prove useful when deciding whether to purchase a product or not. Mostly (if not completely) unbiased and covers many aspects of a product. Strong style and unique information will help a review get a Very Helpful rating from me.

HELPFUL: A decent review that gives solid information and still proves useful in the process of decision. Lacks the high levels of detail, fairness, or uniqueness that would be found in a Very Helpful review, but still contains enough to be worth reading.

SOMEWHAT HELPFUL: A review that gives some adequate information about the product but may be biased, slightly nonsensical, or altogether too darn short. Still not a bad review but a review that gets a Somewhat Helpful from me needs considerable improvement.

NOT HELPFUL: A review that gets a Not Helpful from me probably shouldn't be on the site. It either doesn't make sense, is incredibly biased, says very little that is even worth knowing, or is a total trash review such as a hundred of the same word. Please either edit or delete your review if I give you this rating.

I appreciate every single comment that is posted on my reviews. It helps me know what I'm doing right and wrong and gives me an inkling that I've helped people make decisions. A well written comment is worth far more to me than the one cent or so that I get by your viewing of my review. I try to comment on most reivews that I read, if I feel that making the comment is worth my time and have something useful to say.

My deepest condolences to the family and close friends of Hard To Please. We were acquaintances through Epinions and he was a really great guy. His reviews were always extremely witty and informative and among the best that have graced the site. But even more than that, he always had a kind word to give people. Rest in peace, Mark.