Title: What the heck? Review: I don't know which book the previous reviewers were talking about, but this book contains NONE of the stories they said. It is Volume 12 of 15 (which was NOT disclosed by Amazon) and seems to be the second half of a story from Volume 11 and God knows what the other story is; I had never heard of either of them. I will be returning this book, though now I am a bit leery of ordering something that I am not at all familiar with.Perhaps previous reviewers were commenting on Volume 1? Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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Title: Nyla not of original quality Review: Nylabone Dinosaur is not the same quality it used to be. Originals were softer plastic, more chewy and could be worn down. Good for teeth. This one is too hard.. Dogs won't chew on it. Original was clear dark yellow colored these are solid white. Totally useless. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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Title: another reader Review: I agree with some of the distaff comments here. This book proves that if you give people a light they will follow it anywhere. In this case, the hologram is strutted across the stage as a governing principle of the universe. It explains everything and therefore explains nothing. One seems to forget that paradigms are a dirty word in science. They block inquiry, prejudice experience and bind the intuition into a straight jacket of facile panaceas. For those who wish to feed their occult conceits with poorly substantiated scientific half-trues then this book is for you. If your mind seeks knowledge through skepticism and open inquiry, then pass this one over. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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Title: The Metal God shows how it's done! Review: Anybody remember those Black Sabbath albums that were really Iommi solo projects in disguise? Albums like "Seventh Star"? This album is a far cry from those lame attempts at metal, and shows that Iommi is truly the originator of the low-tuned, minor-chord heavy metal RIFF. And with assorted vocalists on each cut, every song offers a nicely different take on a type of music that these days tends to all sound pretty much the same. While I won't admit that Tony breaks any new ground here, the album is HEAVY, LOUD and SABBATH-like throughout. Should appeal to old fans and the kids alike. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
