Is this product review positive? Title: Fifteen Years Underwater Review: Sherman's Lagoon has been around for fifteen years and this giant treasury brings the latest strips and some reprints with Sundays in full color. Sherman and they gang are up to their usual tricks and some of the various story arcs include:The speed reading contestThe trip to the GangesHawthorne's Lagoon tour, coffe shop, health club, casino, bakeryThe mystery of dead RoscoeSherman's talk showMegan's babyThe Scotland tripBarnacle the purple arthropodAnd many more. So join the sharks, turtles, crabs and polar bear in a tropical paradise where walk on characters seem to get eaten very often. Answer:

Answer: Yes


Is this product review positive? Title: No wonder Alton Brown owns this book! Review: I bought this book for my husband because I knew Alton uses it for a reference on his Food Network show, Good Eats. Little did I know how fascinating and enjoyable it would be. It's a wonderful combination of chemistry, biology, history and entertaining storytelling...Like a lecture from the best teacher or professor you ever had. You just want to keep reading more and more. Answer:

Answer: Yes


Is this product review positive? Title: The phenomenon continues... Review: I tend to agree with the previous reviewer, that it would be nice to see/hear some Chapman-era stuff performed instead of the same ole SITN set list. The DVD at 200 minutes is great value. The in-studio set is SUPERB, hearing some ole chestnuts, like Pack It Up and Go and Try Me and of course some additional banter from the boys, although Vinnie seems unprepared. I actually think Vinnie is a good sub for Schenker. The live set is decent but there's too many close-ups and too many cut-away shots, so you feel a bit dizzy by the end (or maybe it was just the cough medicine?), so that's why only 4/5 stars. And no Natural Thing? Unforgivable! Answer:

Answer: Yes


Is this product review positive? Title: Bad chick lit "goes ethnic" Review: This book has the dubious distinction of being among the worst I've ever read. Was this author even trying? She doesn't seem to understand that just making chick lit "go ethnic" doesn't automatically make it any less vapid and pointless. The Mexican family is a cheap cliche, the book is about nothing, the dull plotline is interrupted for a few soft-core porn scenes, and the writing is unequivocally bad from the opening scene discussing Tamara's menstrual period through a character being described as walking "into her office like something had flown up his butt". I've seen better prose from 6th graders. Castillo reveals the kind of underachiving readership she seeks when she starts citing Nora Roberts novels. The only advantage to the book's migraine-inducing pink cover is that it might deter people from wasting their money on this frivolous trash. Answer:

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