Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Disappointment Review: This toy is flimsy at best, the instructions are just example pictures and are not good if you want to know specifically which side goes on what side. So it is only when you run the marbles you'll learn if the "planks" are on the wrong side. If they are then you have to partly disassemble to get it corrected. The marbles are smaller than regular marbles so if you lose any you cannot use just any ol' marble (won't fit thru openings). The motor/elevator was broken when we got it (new) but my husband spent time splicing the wires until it worked. I think the magnetic marble run that I've seen in stores are better, the K"Nex run is good, too. This toy was just a big disappointment. Answer:
Negative

Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Great manual Review: Thanks, needed wiring diagram for vr6. this one told me where my problem was. This one was used, but in great shape. Answer:
Positive

Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Works better than generic Review: Good labels. Have used generic ones and they always just don't last.. peels off after time but these Averys wont do that. Important in this case since you don't want your shipping label peeling off in mid transit. Spend the extra money and get the quality you need. One lost package will cost you a lot more. Answer:
Positive

Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: This book is so far from complete.... Review: Don't buy this book if you are an intermediate to advanced fitness enthusiast. I just made the mistake. The first half of the book deals with wellness, like what you should eat, the importance of cardio. The second half shows a bunch of ab exercises but fails to tell you which is most effective. I was hoping to be told. "This particular situp is the best one for suchnsuch..."Instead they were all lumped together, none standing out above the rest. It was like the author had a competition to see how many different movements he could come up with. While I may not be elequent in writing this, since Im so steamed at wasting money on such a terrible book, believe me when I say this is a waste of money:) Instead I would recommend Arnold's Encyclopedia or I think there was also a good one by Joe Weider-both of which say...there are a lot of dumb situp movements that do nothing...but these will give you the best results....thats what I was looking for... Answer:
