Q: Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: It is what it is. Review: Nothing wrong with the product at all, the first one I received did not have the nut with it, they sent a second overnight. Very happy with customer service. Answer:
A: Positive


Q: Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: A Real Eye Opener! Review: Coaught this documentary recently on Showtime. I did not know that much about the details of Pat Tillman's death and even less about the coverup that involved the highest defense officials in the country including our Commander-in-Chief. Terrible lies were told, not only to the Tillman family but to the American people. Selling a war to the masses is tricky business and selling an unjust war requires lies. This film documents a death that the government used to sell the war.I applaud the Tillman family for fighting for the truth. I only hope that more of these families exist in today's America. In my opinion the fight was worth it because it opened my eyes. Makes me wonder what else the government is covering up in the name of war. If ever faced with such a fight for the truth, I pray that we all can do as well as this family has done. Answer:
A: Positive


Q: Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Really awful Review: Just terrible and not worth the money. The fights are horrible and the fighters have very little skill. Puchase PRIDE instead where the best fighters in the WORLD come to fight. Answer:
A: Negative


Q: Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: not just for baseball fans Review: I bought this book for my husband who is a true baseball fan, but I ended up reading the whole thing through for myself before I gave it to him. The humorous stories of the boys' trip are not just for baseball fans to enjoy, and I could even appreciate what they had to say about the stadiums. I particularly liked the "homage" to Tiger Stadium. It made me wish that I could have seen it. the book is also nicely structured so that you can skip over the ballpark overviews if you want to get on with the story. Answer:
