Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Lots of static Review: I bought this phone looking for an inexpensive cordless as I rarely use my landline. But I had to return it; there was way too much static despite trying a number of channels. I bought a GE 26928GE1 instead and have much clearer reception.
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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: a ruined classic Review: These cartoons are part of war memoribilia and gave soldiers something to laugh at when they were being shot at. However, the quality of these transfers is horrible. Instead of being cropped properly and resized, they meerly blotted out alot around the edges. And the logo..please...DO NOT buy this collection, wait until someone does a proper release
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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Perfect first drawing toy for babies, no mess Review: You can give a MagnaDoodle to any kid who's able to grasp the stylus; just babyproof it by cutting off the string that attaches the stylus to the board, and taking away the smaller accessories until the kid is old enough not to choke. Kid can then scribble to his or her heart's content without making any mess ever, and practicing a lot is how they get ready for pencils and crayons and paint etc. It's also perfect for teaching letters and numbers and shapes since you draw them each time, which is more interesting to little kids than other teaching toys. Our MagnaDoodles have tended to die of being stepped on, which warps the board and makes the erase lever difficult to slide, so keep it off the floor if you want to make it last.
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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Stories of a city Review: This is a terrific book. Read in conjunction with John Birmingham's 'Leviathan: an unauthorised biography of Sydney', you will get more than a working knowledge of how and why Sydney is like it is.Flannery has written an introductory essay 'The andstone City', which gives a good overview. The bulk of the book is an anthology of voices from the earliest days to late 19th century -from Captain James Cook to Mark Twain, Aboriginal women, and British governors.2000 saw a plethora of books on Sydney, as it hosted the Olympic Games. This is one of the best.
