Question: Title: Not worth it Review: I don't know where to begin, to describe this tape/book. It really is pretty bad.The Japanese male on the tape will at times explain a few things in English (the main narrator is an American female voice), and his English is so bad, I though he had a speech defect... I replayed a phrase half a dozen times before I could understand a phrase that sounded like "Dah woooh oda wouuuwh" which turned out to be "The role of the word". I have yet to understand other parts of his English text. His Japanese isn't anywhere near as mangled, but there are phrases that I cannot understand, and have to rely on the other, Japanese female teacher, to pick up.The comment about the "important language skill" (of faking understanding by saying such as "hm, aha, really, you don't say") is quite funny. I think it reflect some unique Japanese attitudes. I have found that some Japanese regard it as either embarrassing for themselves to admit that they don't understand you -- or possibly embarrassing for you. Is the review positive or negative?
Answer: Negative

Question: Title: The best tongue scraper money can buy! Review: My boyfriend has the original of this tongue scraper that didn't have the rubber grip handles and he loved it so much that I decided to give this one a try. What can I say, it's awesome! You don't even want to know that stuff came off your tongue and trust me it scraps off A LOT!!!! Definately worth the money to invest in this little piece of metal. Is the review positive or negative?
Answer: Positive

Question: Title: Delicious! Review: If books were food, this would be a big ol' submarine sandwich, and an absolutely delicious one. Similar to Paul Theroux' "Kingdom By the Sea", it's the story of a man's travels around England, mostly by foot. Some of the descriptions of the places send a shiver through my Anglophile soul - what I wouldn't give to hike through Windsor Park, or seek out Arthur's Cave. Even the descriptions of the crummy hotels and bad weather are delightful. Oh, to have the energy and freedom to go exploring England! Bill Bryson is a lucky man. I think anyone who wants to follow in his footsteps should hurry up and do it before they tear down more of their ancient buildings and hedgerows and replace them with more concrete atrocities. I know what he's talking about. I can't wait to read Bryson's other books, but this one is just so wonderful I'm reading it very, very slowly. Is the review positive or negative?
Answer: