Q: Is this product review positive? Title: Weak Video Review: I was really disappointed with this video. It was difficult to follow because they would change moves while the camera was focused on one person's face/torso and they did not give many verbal cues - they were too busy making snarky comments. My biggest pet peeve with fitness videos is when they work one side of your body and not the other - and this one did that! I feel like that is a big oversight in developing a workout. I did this video once and won't be doing it again. Answer:
A: No

Q: Is this product review positive? Title: broke :( Review: This is an awesome toy for a great price but it broke the first time we used it. Sent it back for a refund. Still waiting to receive. Answer:
A: No

Q: Is this product review positive? Title: Why does Nas rap? Why don't he just write? Review: Come on now, everyone be real. We all know Nas can't rap, he can only write. This cd lyrically can only be considered as average, compared to Jay-Z's "The Blueprint" and even that garbage rapper Eminem's "Encore". Nas hasn't made a great cd since "Illmatic", and hasn't made a decent cd since then. The main point is that even with the release of "Illmatic" Nas can't rap. Nas has lived a life full of contradiction, and more contradiction, and that is exactlly what "Street's Disciple" is, just 2 dics of contradiction. There was one track i did seem to like to a point and that was "Bridging the Gap" which he did with his dad. Suprisingly I believe his dad has more talent then him. If you want to hear some real rap by some artists who can actually flow and have great lyrics, then go buy Royce Da 5'9's "M.I.C. (Make It Count)" and "Death is Certain, Fabolous' "Real Talk", Mos Def's "New Danger", or Talib Kweli's "Quality" and "Beautiful Struggle". Answer:
A: No

Q: Is this product review positive? Title: Dangeous Ppl Should Be Ignored Review: This book is a vendeta against poor, deformed children who are born with an extra finger. It is obviously a plea for attention from two insane men. They are trying to bring their Dungeons and Dragons childhoods into reality and should probably be put away. Anyone who takes this book seriously needs help. Do you need help? NO?! Then don't buy this book, gah! Answer:
