Is this product review positive? Title: Just pass this one on by... Review: I admit that the cup sizes and the reservoir are great. But the coffee tastes like plastic. This is not good. I took this back the next day. Answer:
No
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Is this product review positive? Title: Cheesey/Poorly Acted/Low Budget/Boring Review: This is NOT like The Shield at all. Blue Murder is hokey and dated with a very low budget feel. The dialect/language is hard to understand and the action is mostly non-existent. I understand the dynamic relationship these two men had but I don't care. Neither are very interesting and the show as a whole - which has been resurrected because of the BRILLIANCE of The Shield - is a poor and cheap comparison. I know the creator of The Shield said he got many ideas from Blue Murder but quite frankly he does a much better job with those ideas than the original series. Blue Murder lacks charisma, and interesting characters. One reason I am upset about Blue Murder is that it is VERY expensive to get here in the USA and the show just wasn't up to par compared to normal US television. It is hard to describe the show if you haven't seen it but it's almost has a soap opera or stage play feel to it and it is tediously boring. Answer:
No
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Is this product review positive? Title: G Sport Vacuum Hose -- Yellow Review: This vacuum hose is just as advertised and cleans up really slick. Easy to route and stands up to everything under the hood and LOOKS GREAT !!! Answer:
Yes
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Is this product review positive? Title: Jane, a Product of Her Times Review: This 1931 winner of the Pulitzer Prize is a reading must for those who wish to get a glimps of life in America at the turn of the 20th century as it is lived by well-to-do segment of society. The story revolves around Jane Ward beginning as a school girl in Chicago and her early encounter with love and the objections of her parents who will not allow it. She never forgets Andre, her first love, as she eventually settles for a tidy but unexciting marriage to Steven. She just excapes what will surely be a disaster when she comes to her senses about Jimmy, the free spirited drifter husband of Agnes, her long-time friend and former roommate at Bryn Mawr. Jane witnesses life going on around her as she matures into a middle-aged lady but she always feels unable to influence events as her own children take on lives of their own. "I don't act at all...I just drift." Answer:
