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Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Laptop's last two records End Credits and The Old Me Vs The New You were really extraordinary pieces of synth pop, the hooks were strong, the lyrics were laugh out loud funny, and yet the record had a feeling of poignancy that gave it some heft. Don't Try This at Home is missing all the elements that gave the previous releases such charm. It feels like Jesse Hartman is trying to hard with his music and lyrics this time, rather than the effortless charm of his past releases. Also, Ratso Rizzo could be one of the worst songs I've ever heard. Seriously. What gives??Do not start your Laptop collection with this record. Stick to the past two releases. Answer:
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Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I use the product regularly on the iPad. I have been using it on top of an Zagg screen protector. Doesn't write the smoothest on the cover, but I am pretty sure it is the cover and not the pen. I have recommended it to various friends and they have purchased it and enjoyed it Answer:
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Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Please don't buy this book. I have passed 70-210 exam and know that the questions on this book does not prepare you for MCP exams. Aparently, the auther does not have a comprehensive knowledge about this exam. You will find such phrases as "this subject may be covered on the exam, be prepared to..". If she is not sure what in on the exam, how can she write this exam preparation book and sell it? Besides, the corrections about the contents of the book is not updated at all on the web site. Don't be fooled. Answer:
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Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I have to agree with the person who said this book contains horrible stereotypes of Ohioans. I live in Columbus, which is one of the 20 largest cities in the United States. Other large cities in Ohio include Cincinnati, Cleveland, and Dayton. There are very few farms here, and I've never seen one remotely similiar to the one described in this book. Ohio is actually best known for the Ohio State Buckeyes (the 2003 NCAA Football Champions), and its ever-increasing crime rate. You would think that after an extremely inaccurate portrayal of Londoners in "Lightning Strikes", the ghostwriter would be a little more careful with this type of stuff.I've also noticed this trend in the other Shooting Stars books. Ice is from Philadelphia, so she's a poor ghetto black girl. Rose is from Georgia, so she's a somewhat inarticulate beauty queen. Cinnamon is from upstate New York, so let's make her some sheltered social outcast. Let's grow up a little, Mr. Ghostwriter, okay? Answer:
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