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Title: A fur-raising tale Product review: This is another book review by the boonie dogs, Wolfie and Kansas. "Darkest Desire", allegedly by Anthony Schmitz, presents a wolf's-eye-and-snout view of the Brothers Grimm. We suspect that this book was ghostwritten by a fellow canine. Much of the book is too insightful and too clever to have been written by a typical human author.The passages about the tastiness of human puppies are somewhat offensive. A canine is more likely to protect a human child from human predators than to eat the child himself. However, "Schmitz" does make it clear that the child-eating wolf is no more typical of canines than Hannibal Lecter is of humans. In a nice twist on an idea used decades ago by Clifford Simak in "City", Schmitz makes use of the canine ability to perceive and interact with phenomena beyond human perception. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: More garbage Product review: I wish Amazon would allow negative ratings or at least give 0's. This and Road Trip tie for worst movies of the 2000 year Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Girls Gone to Sleep: Crappiest Disc Ever Product review: Like the others have said, this disc is simply awful and completely misrepresented. You don't get a whole lot of sexy moments. What you get here are 6 or 7 segments culled from other GGW series videos, I think (not sure because this is the first GGW video I own).The worst part is the tops and bottoms of many scenes are lopped off because of the "conversion" to widescreen. The original video source was probably 4:3 and to get to widescreen, they simply cut off tops and bottoms. This is particularly evident in 2 scenes, where all the action takes place outside the frame (I'll leave that to your imagination to figure out).AVOID this piece of low-rent garbage. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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