Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: It's oh so pleasant. Review: Jason Mraz is the new Hootie! Stilted and self-conscious, and just a bit aloof. Strictly for the foam-trucker-hat, "we want to rock but can't loosen up" crowd. This one has an expiration date, and it's coming up fast.
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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Fiction, Right? Review: I found this a somehwat entertaining read and at times even a little funny, but the author's claim that it is a 'true' story seems a little exagerated to me. I think it would read better as a novel, with the heroine's character a little more developed. The book has a beginning and a middle, but it's endng leaves the reader hanging. If the book is actually true and the author is using real peoples names, I hope for her sake that the characters in her book either don't care that she's smearing their names publicly, or else they don't find out about what she's saying about them. But I suspect it's really fiction. The best thing about the book is that you can read it for free on the author's website, gossip kills.com. I accidently found it online and was intruiged enough to go on and read it.
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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: INTERVIEW TALK RIGHT OVER THE MUSIC Review: Some of the guitar solo's have the band members answering a interviewer's question's right over them. What were they thinking when they made this video? It is not worth the money. Just more poor quality by the Music Industry Weasel's Whitch proves once again anything for a buck!
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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: contrived and formulaic Review: This strikes me as a book designed to cash in on his own popularity following the Jurassic Park novels. It's poorly thought out, with characters who are insufficiently fleshed out, and a premise (multiple universes?) that's even more unbelievable than time travel. it's full of baldly milked suspense, and the whole thing comprises 4 archaeologists trying to get together long enough to press a button to send them back to where they came from. sounds boring? well, it's about as exciting and rewarding as watching grass grow. and the obligatory obstacles that MC puts in their way are, this one gets lost. then the other. and then the 3rd. and then the 1st one again. wow. talk about a roller coaster ride in slow-mo. colour me bored.
