[Soldier Boy]

...do you do them? I usually don't, but recently we went out for dinner and it was so genuinely unpleasant that I felt compelled to go Full Gammon and have a huff about it. It's the first one I've ever done and I quite enjoyed it . I might start doing it more often. I wish "Points Of View" with Anne Robinson was still on, I'd start writing in. "You'll never believe it Anne - last night the BBC showed a random Wizard film and it was packed to the gills with offensive Jews!"

[LeatherTrumpet]

No

I do Amazon ones and Tripadvisor

[Soldier Boy]

I do always review Air BnB's when we go to them. Like "Lovely log burner" or "Permanently crippled by shoddy decking".

[LeatherTrumpet]

[Soldier Boy]

We all know someone like Monica tbf.

[Niamh.]

A place would have to be pretty bad for me to give a bad review, I'd feel too guilty I do read reviews a lot though before I book somewhere (and will always review a place if it's really good)

[James]

There's a podcast called Beach Too Sandy, Water Too Wet which reads out one-star reviews.

[LeatherTrumpet]

I like to read the frustration of the person reviewing at having to give the place even one star

[Zizu]

Thing is .. as in life .. you can’t please all the people all the time !


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[Soldier Boy]

Originally Posted by Zizu

Thing is .. as in life .. you can’t please all the people all the time !


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Well yes but in this case - the food was objectively disgusting.

[LeatherTrumpet]

Of Ben Nevis in Scotland, this reviewer wrote "This was almost a FULL day's
climbing and my girlfriend was crying at one point. When we did get to the top
there was nothing there (Mount Snowdon has a pub, restaurant and toilets at
its top). Luckily we had brought some sandwiches and drinks, so anyone else
climbing this one - BE WARNED- there are NO facilities at the top. The climb
basically went on for far too long and the last part was particularly steep and
difficult. It was also cloudy at the top so the view was non-existent. The long
walk back down was boring and again took too long."

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

Of Ben Nevis in Scotland, this reviewer wrote "This was almost a FULL day's
climbing and my girlfriend was crying at one point. When we did get to the top
there was nothing there (Mount Snowdon has a pub, restaurant and toilets at
its top). Luckily we had brought some sandwiches and drinks, so anyone else
climbing this one - BE WARNED- there are NO facilities at the top. The climb
basically went on for far too long and the last part was particularly steep and
difficult. It was also cloudy at the top so the view was non-existent. The long
walk back down was boring and again took too long."

[Soldier Boy]

Review of Mt Everest:

"Took months. There was no oxygen at the top and my brother died. 3/5."

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by Soldier Boy

Review of Mt Everest:

"Took months. There was no oxygen at the top and my brother died. 3/5."

Would have rated it 2 stars if it had been the brother I liked

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

Of Ben Nevis in Scotland, this reviewer wrote "This was almost a FULL day's
climbing and my girlfriend was crying at one point. When we did get to the top
there was nothing there (Mount Snowdon has a pub, restaurant and toilets at
its top). Luckily we had brought some sandwiches and drinks, so anyone else
climbing this one - BE WARNED- there are NO facilities at the top. The climb
basically went on for far too long and the last part was particularly steep and
difficult. It was also cloudy at the top so the view was non-existent. The long
walk back down was boring and again took too long."

Originally Posted by Soldier Boy

Review of Mt Everest:

"Took months. There was no oxygen at the top and my brother died. 3/5."

Originally Posted by Niamh.

Would have rated it 2 stars if it had been the brother I liked

[Cherie]

I might leave a review if its good...it has to be really terrible for a bad review