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Q: Title: so horrid it brought tears to my eyes. Review: I am surprised at the other glowing reviews for this drink, for I found it to taste terrible and provide no extra energy.A bunch of us at work got a case of this as a joke. The reaction at the first sip was universal: "This is BAD." Half of them couldn't even finish theirs, it was that nasty tasting. The flavor is actually passable -- kind of like mixed apple and prune juice -- but the aftertaste is the true killer. Half way through mine I decided to chug the rest, just to get it over with. It brought tears to my eyes, it did -- and I have pictures to prove it.The worst part, though, was that none of us got any type of energy boost from it. I actually drank two more cans later -- mostly on dares. After three cans over an 8-hour work day, I was tired and actually went home and took a cat-nap for an hour.If you are looking for some sort of "Fear Factor" challenge or gag prank, then get some. Otherwise, avoid this one. Is this product review negative?
Answer: Yes
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Q: Title: Leering Invisible Friends in a Big Country Review: This is actually a rather amusing situation here in amazonia. I clicked on what I thought was a mysterious Big Country cd (one of the Hopperooo's all time favorite banditos!) and wound up with something crafted instead by some rather clever leering amigos. The cd cover pictured on this link is actually for the fairly average (by BC standards) cd-single to 'Perfect World/See You' (from the slightly better than average (also by BC standards) "Driving to Damascus cd (note to reader: The songs 'Shattered Cross' and 'Too Many Ghosts' which close the cd are more than worth the price). Oh yeah, this cd-single (the one pictured--not the one you'll probably get if you click "buy it now") also features the bonus track 'Camp Smelly's Dream'. Also a sub-par BC song. To be fair, I gave the BC cd single 3-stars and plussed it up two for the knockers on the cover of the leering Invisible Amigos cd. That makes 5!!!!! Si, muy bello pendant, eh muchacho? Is this product review negative?
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Q: Title: a modern failure in medieval settings Review: Ms Rowland's Black Lotus fails to summon up any the atmosphere you would expect in this context. It is not sufficient to add "-san" to names or replace "gun" by "katana" to transform a modern day novel into investigation in medieval Japan. The relationships between people are all wrong; characters are too simple, archetypal, the plot is feeble and from page 50 everything is already clear. The are several historical inconsistencies, such as the use of kerosene to start a fire...a good idea but poorly executed. Is this product review negative?
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