Q: Title: Do not even try Review: I feel rage.Rage, because I can not understand how a writer as good as Simmons can lose his time (and readers time, too) with novels(?) like this.This is not a Dan Simmons novel. At least, not the same Simmons who wrote Hyperion/Endymion tetralogy, or Carrion Comfort, or Song of Kali...This is a book that has more in common with Tom Clancy's books than with the previous works of Simmons.Completely flat characters, predictable plot... The only thing that made me keep on reading was the fact that nothing that will happend in the book could be worse than what I have read before. But believe me, somehow he manages it.And it's a pitty. Because Simmons was one of the greatest. He touches glory with his previous writtings, but now, with books like this, he is staining the prestige he won with his first works.Don't lose your time with this. Is this product review negative?
A: Yes

Q: Title: 98 custom/custom pro collapsiable stock Review: I didn't like the fact hat they sent me the wrong stock. They sent me he tippmann phenom x7 stock. Is this product review negative?
A: Yes

Q: Title: Far too big! Review: I know that plastic earmuffs are big, but WOW! these practically double the width of my head! I originally bought them because I wanted to wear them on the subway over my ear buds, so that way I wouldn't hear the subway noise and wouldn't need to turn my music volume up as loud. Nope. Not only did I look absolutely rediculous wearing these, I could still hear a lot of things on the subway. Yes everything was much duller to hear, but the fact that for the size, they couldn't block out even conversations being had near me makes this not worth the money. Now they're hanging up in storage. However I'm sure they'll work just fine for a more practical use, such as protecting your ears on a construction site. Is this product review negative?
A: Yes

Q: Title: Finally, Someone Who Understands... Review: The Born-Again Catholic is a refreshing look at Catholicism and what it really means to be a Catholic. Gone are the age old pre-Vatican II superstitions. Bordreau puts into perspective the concept of tradition with a "T" and traditions with a "t" which are usually the ones that we get hung up on. A must read for all breeds of Catholics out there. Is this product review negative?
