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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: sad Review: Is it just me or did this genre of music become a cliched parody of itself before it even got big. F this band (except for their first album). Listen to Black Sabbath.
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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Disturbing and Sickening! Review: This book has traumatized me. I can deal with the supernatural,murder,blood,and gore however not prolonged suffering. I was disturbed for several weeks due to some of the graphic torture. I suppose some people find this to be entertaining or interesting, but I don't personally find entertainment in such things and could barely stomach it. I guess I probably should have read some of the reviews here before I decided to spend my money. I would really love to give the book one star but I realize that I did finish the book (mostly because I wanted to find out if some sort of justice prevailed)and that its affects on me must indicate the author did something of what he intended to do. However, be warned---this is truly not a story for the faint or tender-hearted.
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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: The Iomega drive engineers need a dope-slap Review: My Zip 100 suffered from the "Click of Death" and I lost about five disks and the whole drive before I learned on the Internet about this well-known problem.I gave Iomega my email address when I registered my drive but they didn't tell me that using their well-documented defective drives ruins the disk with loss of all data.But, I had to get my data off, so I bought a Zip 250 and today I had the Click of Death again with total loss of data and a ruined expensive disk. Arrggh!Needless to say, I would NEVER recommend a Zip drive and I am planning on forever boycotting Iomega.And, if you happen to run into a Zip drive engineer who designed this turkey, please give him or her a (gentle) dope slap for me.Who at Iomega thought this piece of engineering garbage was suitable for valuable data?(If you are tempted to by a Zip, anyway, search for "Click of Death" ...before buying a Zip drive. I wonder how many countless gigabytes of data have been lost?)
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