Title: Grainy graphics, uninspiring play Product review: This game just wasn't very fun. It also is not much to look at. 'Iggy' is this small blob that can shoot out this 'grabber' to do stuff (kind of like Yoshi's tongue.) It's not exciting, as you rarely see any of your opponents. You move around these vaguely circular tracks by rolling Iggy - it's hard to tell he's really rolling, though. You can grab a variety of things on the track with the 'tongue', but doing so seemed pointless. This could have been a much better game than it is - but its carried out so poorly that I just couldn't get into it. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Gay threat to freedom Product review: Given that one group's civil rights can generally only be attained at the expense of another's, I can only feel a certain affinity with the sentiments of this book. Like many people, I am continually affronted by those leading an openly gay lifestyle, and I feel this to be an infringement of my rights. I feel marginalised, like my own rights are in competition with other groups around me. Gay homosexuals have dominated the discourse for far too long, and it's good to see their previously unassailable position of power and social acceptance finally challenged, even if it is challenged from such an underfunded, underdog position as "Christianity". My right to be morose and melancholy has been openly mocked for too long by the unrelenting merriment around me. It's good to see someone fighting back. I can't bring myself to give this book more than 2 stars, however, because of the disturbing depiction of gaiety on the cover. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Awesome guide for guys Product review: Awesome. That is all I can say. When I first read this book, I was hesitant, thinking I was reading a book maybe only for girls, or maybe just some weird chicks diary that she had published. Man was I wrong! If anything guys, let this book be a guide to what is going on inside the minds of single women everywhere. It is almost like you are reading Kerri's inner monolgue as you turn page after page waiting to see what in the world happens next. Who knew that truth could be as interesting as fiction? Well this girl, Kerri knew and put it all down on paper. Not only that, but she is pretty freakin' funny as well!I more than recommend this book. Now, I had better get back to sassysingles.net before they automatically log me out! Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: A Fantastic live record Product review: I remember borrowing the 2 LP version of this album from my brothers *many many* times... & when I saw the re-release I jumped at the cd. You know how you have a fond memory of an 'old album' and then you re-visit it years later...sometimes it's a luke-warm feeling, sometimes less... R. Gallagher's Irish Tour '74 was 10 times better around this time. "I Wonder Who" is a great 12 bar blues work out; "Tattoo'd Lady" has some wonderful (blistering) guitar work (I don't remember the LP featuring the piano work so prominently in the mix - I really like it on this tune), "As the Crow Flies" is one of my favs - acoustic slide work that blends so very nicely w/ Rory's vocals -Great! and of course, "A Million Miles Away" is a gem.If you like Clapton, Stevie Ray, give this cd a try. If you like Rory Gallagher, it's a must have. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
