Title: Phoning It In Product review: I've read all of Augusten Burroughs' books and enjoyed watching his maturation as a writer. From "Sellevision," to "Running with Scissors," (a story that likely could not withstand the scrutiny James Frey was subjected to), to "Dry," and "Magical Thinking" his writing got better and better. And then this. "Possible Side Effects" reads like a collection that was slapped together at the 11th hour of yet another extended deadline. The essays are too cute, too easy and generally not very well developed. Maybe Mr. Burroughs should spend a little less time resting on his laurels and more time developing his craft. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Keeps My Prized Possession & Armpits Lookin Slick! Product review: If you haven't noticed, the beautiful thing known as American Culture seems to be gearing towards overt sexuality, with heavy emphasis and praise on women who flaunt to no avail and men with considerable build, clean cut shaves & fragrances that imitate pheremones. Well, to hell with most of that, but since I consider myself attractive and want to stay fresh most of the time, such a product like this was a must. As with most of the reviews I read, I as well am very satisfied with this product from my boys at Philips (known for decent electronics at reasonable prices), and likewise didn't find a need for the attachments (my pork & beans don't need a fade!). It keeps my private parts & armpits clean cut with ease, and that's about it. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Eric Jerome at his best! Product review: I just love, love, love this book! EJD outdid himself with this one - combining love, lust, suspense, thrill, and laughs all in one book. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Effective Spoken French Lessons Product review: This is a good way for people who spend a lot of time in their cars to learn spoken French. I am still working through the CDs, but they have worked for me so far. I would have preferred a more generalized introduction to the language rather than the travel vocabulary and phrases that are presented. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
