Title: solid "in the bag" guide Product review: just picking up the sport? dont trust yer friend, no matter how long he's been playing. You need to learn a good grip, a good stance, and shot selection that is right for you. This book helped me get started after my good friend, who is a serious player (and money winner) tried to just show me. His discs and windup were killing me. after ONE read i tried out some standard practices and was throwing consistantly. This is a great book to have if you want to keep rules handy and see guides on foot placement and grip etc. there are some fluffy parts that you can ignore, but they are to flesh out what could be a solid 10 pages. its worth the money. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: VIVA SHELLAC! Product review: I love Shellac. Every album they make just gets better. "At Action Park" was just the starting point. The 7" singles preceding that LP were in my opinion just as good, if not better than it. Then "Terraform" came out, and everybody bitched about the 12 minute lead-off track. That album was more mellow Shellac, with some kickers thrown in. But come on, people! It had "This is a Picture", and "Copper" on it, two of Shellac's strongest tracks, the kind that make you bounce of the walls."1000 Hurts" takes it all a step further, and it seems that Steve and Co. are literally out for blood. It also is proof, in my humble indie opinion, that Shellac will continue to bust out albums under 40 minutes that are of the highest quality possible.Steve Albini: genius guitarist. Bob Weston: genius bassist. Todd Trainer: genius drummer.buy the damn album. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Tougher than it looks Product review: When I received this butterfly it seemed fragile. I have had it outside for a year now and its held up beautifully. It spins very nicely. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Not very durable Product review: I used this tool only 4 or 5 times when the pin to lock the chuck to change bits sheared off. Now I am faced with either disassembling the tool and trying to manufacture a new pin, or just discarding the tool altogether. I am disappointed with Black and Decker for this tool and would not recommend it for anyone who plans to really use it. It's just built too fragile. I won't buy another for sure. Should have gone with a Dremel brand. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
