Farenheit 451 - Bernard Herrmann

Advantages: Brillaint TV
Disadvantages: Hard to get used to

...One of the TVs in my house has just been replaced, we was lucky enough to get a deal on the Samsung PS50b451 instead of it costing around the £700 asking price a friend of ours used her staff discount and along with some vouchers, the TV cost us around £350 which is brilliant for what it is. bit of a bargain actually. I thought I would review it to see if it is actually worth the £700 asking price to those who aren?t as lucky as us to have a friend who works in a shop that sells them. Why choose this one? The reason that we choose this particular TV is that we wanted one in the 50 inch size range to replace the old one, and when we had a look at the range available we found that this one was not only the cheapest for what it is, but also we found that this one was the better looking of the three we narrowed our choice down to... Read review

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Advantages: Entertaining
Disadvantages: None

...Imagine living in a world where books are banned. Where no one is allowed to read, or learn from books... This is the vision and premise of Ray Bradbury's Fahrenheit 451. In a world that has gone mad, it centres on the war between censorship and freedom of thought. The protagonist, Guy Montag is the local firefighter, and he lives in an isolated society, where the totalitarian Government have tried to control independent thinking, by banning books. The Government believe that people should be happy and carefree, and that books have a bad effect on them, by giving them ideas. They feel that the people are better off learning culture from their giant, wall to wall televisions that the Government is in control of, therefore, feeding the people all kinds of propaganda. It is the trivial information that is deemed important... Read review

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Advantages: loving gentle protective always eager to please loyal and obedient
Disadvantages: expensive to feed, can have alot of health problems, a very large dog that needs alot of space

...All though i only had my saint bernard for 2 years it was the best 2 years of my life. we rescued our saint bernard from someone who had brought her over to cyprus with a male for breeding and showing and could no longer look after her anymore.. i had a call from a friend who had heard about her from another friend and although weary at first i decided to go and see her. so i got the number and arranged a meeting. we went to see her one hot afternoon in the middle of summer here in cyprus in 2007. it was love at first sight. she came calmly over to me, sat in front of me and looked at me with those big beautifull eyes and my heart melted. i said "i will take her" after spending just ten minuites with her and the lady must have thought i was crazy to decide so quickly. but the the lady gave the dog over to me and then we had the big... Read review

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