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Title: Loofa dog, try at your own risk Product review: I got this for my 10 year old golden retriever who is not the most active thing around but has her share of biting and chewing on things. She did not like this toy one bit. She pretty much stared at it and ignored it. I also have two cats who like to chew on things. However, they weren't impressed either. Needless to say, this is being returned. It does look pretty sturdy in my opinion. It would be good for a dog who likes to play a little rough once you've established that he/she likes the toy to begin with. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Maybe hope for the future... Product review: I'm a big box Lax fan and was very excited to see a Lax game come out. However, it seems that all Acclaim did was get the rights to the team names and players and just made the rest up! Everyone is left handed, there should be 6 players (including the goalie) from each team on the field, there's only 9 players on each team, it doesn't keep stats, the hits are grossly exaggerated, there's no penalties, and to top it all off, where is the GAME CLOCK?!?! There is absolutley no way to tell how much time is left except for when there's 3 seconds left and it beeps! I just hope this game was put out to test the Lax market. Help us EA Sports! Please?! Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Great set, and a minor correction to the liner notes Product review: They have Joe Bucci listed as "Joe Bucci Trio", but it was actually a duo, I have the original LP (Wild About Basie!) the track "Lil Darlin" came from. It's Joe Bucci on organ and Joe Riddick on drums. That same LP contributed "Topsy" to Bachelor Pad Royale. It sounds like it's organ, string bass, and drums, but it's actually just organ and drums, Bucci had a string-bass-effect unit on his modified Hammond (assuming it's the heavily-modded BC on the cover of the album connected to a 31H Leslie.)This is one of my favorite discs, I play it quite often. Being an organ player I've long been a fan of a lot of these guys, and it was nice to see some of them get some recognition. If you like this you'll want to check out Earl Grant and Eddie Layton, too. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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