Title: Why? Product review: Why make this book? The "Old" WoD was too widely distributed, so they had to create a new version to sell. The last time White Wolf did this, at least they didn't nuke the setting and have a do-over. If you look at this book, with it's vampires' blood potency that makes them go into torpor and therefore become weaker only to awaken and repeat the process, why be afraid of elders? You might as well be afraid of someone reincarnated as a butterfly!What I think is funny is that when I talk to bookstore people, they try to sell this book as a revision. What it really amounts to is creating a market for more books.Like the book? You should check out the old ones. The bottom line is that if it was so important to "streamline" parts of Vampire, Werewolf, etc, that could have been a pamphlet sized companion to the 3rd edition. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: buy this book Product review: If you are going to Scotland you must have this book. Use it to plan your trip or as a guide to help you decide what kind of trip you might wish to take. Great collection of all kinds of information on travel, food, hotels and of course, golf. Buy it, read it, use it, and it will help you enjoy trip. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Tables are Turned Product review: What a delightful, chilling little film. How come Europe does film so much better than the US? No explosions ... no guts and gore ... no special effects... no gratuitous sex (although there is sex ... well, more like rape), as always ... it is about the characters.Set primarily in a mid-scale London hotel, it is about the myriad illegal immigrants who flee their country of origin only to work the lowest of jobs that can be found. And what they have to do to escape detection and deportation. It is also about the underground organ trade where people give up a kidneys for a passport and money to try to reach their dreams. A love story between a Nigerian exile (Chiwetel Ejiofor) and a Turkish maid (Audrey Tautou from "Amelie") and their attempt at a better life. Tables are turned and it has wonderful but definitely not "American" ending.<dataman> Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Love the cologne, but it's a hassle ordering it. Product review: Smells great but the first time it shipped I received the wrong product. The second time it came it was leaking, but at least my gym bag doesn't smell like sweaty socks anymore. I highly recommend the product just next time I will be buying it from a store nearby. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
