Title: Excellent bearings- Just what I'd expect from Bones Product review: I ordered these bearings to use on my rollerskates, and chose this site to order them from because the price was the lowest I could find from a reputable website. The product image is slightly different from the actual product, and the description isn't very...well...descriptive, but I received exactly what I wanted. These are Bones Ceramic Labyrinth bearings, eight in a pack. I've used Bones bearings for a while, and I have always been impressed with them. They hold up to abuse much better than other bearings I've used. I would highly recommend a set of these bearings to anyone looking for excellent high quality skate bearings.*It is also important to note that these bearings are designed for 608 axles (8mm) and not for 627 axles (7mm). They can be used on 7mm axles with the proper axle upsizing shims, but without the shims, they will not fit a 7mm axle. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Wow... Product review: The book "Mutation", by Robin Cook was a very different book, at the beginning it seemed normal enough with character development and the plot backround. But after the first hundred or so pages i didnt feel the personal relationship that i normally feel from characters. they were cold and seemingly unforgiving. the circumstances were also very unbelivable and strangly copied off of "Frankenstien". This book was to unbelivable to read. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Topik Hair Building Fibers Product review: The product does cover but it's very messy. You have to be careful because it leaves a residue on clothes and furniture. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Unknown Hero's Product review: Nice film. And one that is necessary; in my opinion. Why great people like Wilberforce aren't globally recognized speaks to the level of shame slavery still casts. I love and respect men like Muhammad Ali and Pele. But being a great athlete (and in fairness Ali was more than that) will never compare to the precedent these men set. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
