Ques: Title: Waste of Money Review: I received the Rotato from my husband due to my constant groanings regarding having to peel so many potatos for both Christmas and Thanksgiving dinners. What a waste of time and money. The Rotato worked terrific for the first three potatos....then the blade became too dull to do any more. We replaced the blade assuming that it wouldn't happen again, but we were wrong. We were able to peel no more than three potatos at a time before the blade became dull; and these were TINY potatos! Also, we disliked that we lost SO much of the potato when we peeled it. If we peeled a smaller potato, it wasn't even worth our time because we lost so much of it that there was hardly anything left of the potato to cook. The makers of The Rotato should be ashamed of themselves for selling such a worthless product. Is the review positive or negative?
Ans: Negative

Ques: Title: LOVE it! Review: Great DVD!! It's very detailed & relays to dressage SO much. Love it & I intend to do the exercises every ride. Is the review positive or negative?
Ans: Positive

Ques: Title: Predictable Palmer Story....*Yawn* Review: I've now read 14 Diana Palmer books...and I can easily say that most of them follow the same formulatic premise. First off, is there ANY Palmer book where the woman isn't a virgin (or had her virginity taken from her by a bad guy)? These simpering virgins can never stand up for themselves & if they ever attempt to do so, it's with a completely lame comeback or attempt. Second, ALL of the leading men have some sort of social issue...surly, cranky, jerky doofuses - but somehow the virgin always falls for the jerk...no matter how poorly he talks to her or treats her. Can anyone say "Doormat"? ARGH! For once, I'd love to see Palmer try something new...use her writing skills to write a strong female lead and a non-jerk man. She's a good writer....it's just too bad it's often wasted on rehashing the same old thing. Is the review positive or negative?
Ans: Negative

Ques: Title: Life Ain't So Bad! Review: eels' 'Electro-Shock Blues' was dark and gloomy. DotG starts with a fanfare, horns that set the stage for a happy song. And Grace Kelly blues is a happy song, though the content is a little sad. Just an acoustic guitar (mostly capoed) and sometimes a piano are the instruments mostly used. Keyboards are a favorite instrument and many organ sounds like in 'Tiger in my Tank'There has never been an eels-album that has made me happier than this one.'God**** right it's a beautiful day'! Is the review positive or negative?
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