Q: Is this product review positive? Title: Size does matter -lol Review: Ok I cannot rate this based on quality of the stone as I have yetto use it. It arrived a few days ago , and when I opened the package I thought I had been ripped off.This thing is almost thlength of my pinky.And about an 1/8" to 1/4" wide I would say.Although there are + to not being heavy or bulkyfor packing it in your bag , I would be much happier if it was atleastan 1" wide & 5 " long.This is a keychain size sharpener & I estimate that sharpening will be a chore sinceeven my Swiss army knife is bigger than this Answer:

A: No


Q: Is this product review positive? Title: We've had ours for years, kids are still driving us crazy with it! Review: The music starts when you put in the included plastic coin. The music speeds up near the end, causing the user to go into an all-out claw machine panic. I moved it upstairs because the neighbor's boys love it so much it was driving us crazy. Hah! They'll be so happy, we're giving them one this Christmas. Too bad their mother may not talk to me again...Reviewers are reporting their claw machines breaking easily. Thankfully this is not the case for us. We've had ours for several years through 2 house moves. Answer:

A: Yes


Q: Is this product review positive? Title: Lamest Movie Ever Review: If you want to see lame acting, pointless nudity, poorly done action scenes, and horrible direction, this is the movie for you. These kinds of movies give "Video Game to Movie" movies a bad name. What was the point of flashing footage from the game in the movie?? The opening credits where kinda cool but it should have stopped there. The soundtrack is good...but it is the only good thing about this movie. If you want a good zombie horror flick check out Resident Evil and 28 Days Laters (not really zombie but close enough). This movie was so bad I didn't even finish watching it. Just say no to "House of the Dead". Answer:

A: No


Q: Is this product review positive? Title: The ARK That Flew Review: This is the delightful sequel to "The Flood", also by Stephen Baxter. Set in the near future, mankind is facing the end of civilization as the world floods and every piece of land will soon be under water. The ARK is a government project to build a special spaceship to take a hand picked group of young people to a "near-bye" star that probably has a habitable planet orbiting it. From my vantage point there is a lot of solid science in this novel. I also enjoyed the characters as they moved forward dealing with one crisis after another. They are believable as well as likeable. I had a hard time putting it down. Answer:

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