Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Old School Dirty Pair Review: I'll get to the point. This DVD is about a pair of interplanetary police agency, or something like that, that do their police work while wearing bikinis. In the four episodes they: save a prison warden, destroy a berserk robot, disarm a bunch of spoiled brats, and shut down a casino. Since this is old school anime, the graphics are not the best but OK, plots are adequate for 25-minute episodes. No explicit violence or nudity, so it's OK for kids. I would have given a 3-star rating if it wasn't for the jokes that the girls crack about each other constantly. Did I mention that they mostly wear bikinis!
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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Boring and repetitive Review: The book is a disjointed rambling which attempts to elucidate the author's philosophy on slavedom. Instead, he repeats, over and over, again and again, that being a slave is simply a state of mind. What makes it intolerable is his annoying use of amateurish mixed metaphors that don't make sense. The writing is uninspiring and boring, simplistic pedestrian grammar and prose. The only redeeming pages are those authored by Pat Califia, whose professional writing stand in stark contrast to that of the author.
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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Little below standards for a Revell of Germany kit Review: Revell of Germany kits are usually top notch, but this one falls a little short. The frame takes some work to get it to line up and square up correctly. The parts should have a tighter fit than what they have. The instruction sheets are lacking as well as paint scheme instructions. It's still a great kit and subject matter, so don't pass it by, just beware.
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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Far below standard Review: Cold Zero, Whitcombs autobiography showed signs of real writing talent. "Black" shows none of that talent. The characters are one dimensional and un-interesting. The plot is hopelessly confused. At just 360 pages, is a short book, but he seems to have had to work hard to stretch it that far. If it had been published as a short story it might have been better. As it is, it lacks reality, creativity and gravitas. Unlike Whitcomb, Andy Mcnabb was a REAL soldier in the war on terror, and knows how to write a taught, interesting book.
