Q: Title: Cute and fun Review: This was a fun take on reality television. I've been enjoying the spoofs of various shows and movies this season. Of course, I am a psych-o though :-) Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
A: Positive


Q: Title: Very hard to type on if your used to regular keyboards Review: When I first got this keyboard I hated it. But after I took off the slope thing and sloped it the other way, I really like this keyboard. If your not used to ergonomic keyboards but are trying to transfer to the type because of comfortability and posture, I recommend this one. Once you feel comfortable enough with it, put the slope back on. But how I have it setup now is how it looks in the first photo, and it works great. Couldn't be happier because the wrist rest is pretty comfortable and looks like it will last. Keys are almost silent too which is nice. Highly recommend this keyboard for it's price/comfort. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
A: Positive


Q: Title: She gives up what most people in the world can't even afford! Review: Cell phone, cable TV, gourmet coffee, manicures, taxis...get real! Don't waste your time on this silly book. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
A: Negative


Q: Title: Maybe his worst Review: I've read Mr. Ellis's Less Then Zero, Amer. Psycho and Rules of Attraction and enjoyed all three of them more then Glamorama.Glamorama takes similiar themes from Amer Psycho and makes them more outlandish but Patrick Bateman is a far more intriguing character then Victor Ward/Johnson.The book does get better after Victor leaves NYC and heads toward Europe (the only reason I gave it 2 stars instead of 1)but I was at this point reading the book just to finish it as I was fairly bored by the non-stop celebrity babble.Lastly some of the characters were still in college in Rules of Attraction so if you've read Amer Psycho and are dying to read more by Ellis at least read Rules... first and then Glamorama but don't be surprised if Glamorama is a disappointment. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
