Q: Title: Nice bag, but no quality control Review: I really liked this bag, not excessively huge, just enough for me to carry my 13" macbook/power cord, essentials, a few notebooks and my water bottle. It's not big and bulky, and being a girl I liked that a lot.HOWEVER, the first bag I ordered came, and had a defective strap where the piece of plastic holding the bottom strap to the top strap was malformed, rendering it useless (someone had to have seen this during inspection, since the other strap was put together fine). So I sent that one bag, and Amazon sent a replacement VERY quickly and I was very happy. Two weeks after using the replacement, I notice that the top handle has started to fray off, and in a few days, it was already half frayed and I couldn't use it. So I sent it back and got a SwissGear pack.So yeah, nice bag if you don't need to carry around a ton of heavy books, but beware of quality. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
A: Negative


Q: Title: My favorite underwear Review: These are great, they fit well, don't rid up and don't cause panty lines. I'll definitely buy more Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
A: Positive


Q: Title: Worst movie ever made? Review: I don't know for sure - I haven't seen them all. Worst movie I've ever seen? Without a doubt. This movie was so bad and so annoying I don't even want to talk about it. Just wanted to give a warning to the unsuspecting. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
A: Negative


Q: Title: Too much technical stuff to consider Review: While I love Kirby's book on Sharpening using waterstones, this one is almost 180 degrees for me. It is so specific to one method only, you can only gain info if you follow Kirby's way. I found the layout and application sections too full of fluf and it didn't keep my attention. I'll admit that I'm a pins first kind of person but was willing to be objective.Obviously only my opinion, but it's just too technical for something that isn't nearly as complicated and "magical" as some would like to have you belive. I almost resited the former mentoned book on sharpening when I saw Kirby was the author, but that one I found indespensible - go figure. I give this one two stars because I'm sure the info is valid, I just can't stay with it long enough to glean anything useful from it. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
