Example: All I can say is WOW.  Buffalo Chip hosted the National Concierge Association in the area for its 2013 conference for a night of BBQ and bull riding.\n\nThe BBQ buffet was an amazing line up of cowboy fare such as the tastiest biscuits I've ever had, delicious cole slaw and more styles of BBQ than I've seen in one place.  \n\nAnd then there was the entertainment portion of the evening which included a wide range of events such as bull riding for adults and calf and sheep riding for the younger generation.  Despite the heat,  the place was packed with all ages enjoying and supporting the folks risking their lives while trying to conquer the beast.  It was a great night.\n\nLastly I'd like to recognize Sandy who did a great job serving us and making sure all of our needs were taken care of.  Thanks Buffalo Chip.
Class: goosetongue


Example: I used to eat here all the time. It's been a hot minute. Today having lunch at their once great lunch buffet was horrid. The rice was dry and crunchy. The food was of poor quality. The tomato chicken tasted like beef jerky . On top of all that the services was horrid. I had to actually get up from the table and walk over to the bar were there was 5 waiters standing around and talking to ask for a refill of soda. They acted like it was such a bother and barely said two words to us. Never going back again
Class: unsonant


Example: We came to this little slice of heaven because we have no \""all you can eat\"" Korean BBQ in Portland, at least none that are highly rated that we're aware of. We came for lunch. We were not disappointed. \n\nThe selection of meat and vegetables is wonderful. The sushi is actually very tasty, and the pumpkin porridge is... well I had three bowls the first time we came here and practiced self discipline down to two bowls the second time we came. \n\nThe service is friendlier than most Korean BBQ places we've been to (like, REALLY friendly and helpful with the grill and whatever else you might have questions about). \n\nThe quality of the food is excellent. Pork belly, squid, chicken, shrimp. It's so good! We don't come to Las Vegas without visiting Sura at least one time. Sin City has a huge selection of delicious food, and this is one that we always get excited about.
Class: goosetongue


Example: Too many tracksuits in the store and not even actual fashion. The staff wasn't very friendly or helpful either (which is rare for a Juicy store). Their selection just seemed overly dowdy.
Class: unsonant


Example: Terrible service, terrible food! Terrible service, terrible food! Terrible service, terrible food! Terrible service, terrible food! Did I say Terrible service, terrible food? Yes skip this restaurant!!!
Class: unsonant


Example: Very good breakfast burritos!
Class: goosetongue


Example: I had a 1600 sq ft two story home. They got there early, and got right to work. I had two guys that were 100% efficient, and professional. The job took about four hours to wrap load and unload. I had used another company the last time I moved and they did a good job, but Just In-Time did an amazing job. I will use them from now on.
Class: goosetongue


Example: Ok...to begin with, in the 40+ reviews that i have written so far on this website, this is my first rating at 3 or below...maybe i have like one 3!\n\nI don't know where to begin with this one. They have a lot of different sweet and savory pies that they advertise on their website. So I was really excited to try out this place. Unfortunately, they didn't have any reviews on yelp and i hadn't come across the slew of negative reviews on another website that i chanced upon later.\n\nI tried their beef pasty, which was the DRIEST and most FLAVORLESS pasty ever. Very unfortunately, I ordered a strawberry and cream pie to take to someone's place for dinner. It was at best a B-. I mean the crust (a graham cracker one) was so crumbly that it just fell apart totally. There were some weird shaped globs (literally) of chocolate that covered the pie which made it look really ugly.\n\nAnd btw, if you made it to their store, there are these sorry looking pies staring at you from behind the glass shelf.\n\nAll in all, stay away.
Class: unsonant
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Okay, first off, no hatin'. This place is a legitimate museum. It just happens to be owned by the guy who owns Deja Vu, next to a Deja Vu strip club and in the \""red light district\"" part of town. If you can get past that, and are not offended by sex (gay, straight or otherwise), and are open minded, you can really get a lot out of the museum. The price of admission for locals is $10 and you really can get your moneys worth if you spend the time in the museum. \nOnce you find your way in (its on the side of the museum that doesn't say \""entrance\"") you will be greeted by very friendly staff who will help you navigate the museum. The museum itself has tons of erotic visual art, vintage movies (as far back as the early 1900's, memorabilia, historic \""artifacts\"", literature and contemporary pornography. It is definitely not a place for the squeamish, but it is not overly graphic as it could be. \nMy favorite part of the entire exhibit was the stuff on the First Amendment to the US Constitution. I don't think we really understand this Amendment well enough, and the museum really makes a point to promote the freedom of speech. I am no Constitutional scholar but they make a pretty good argument. \nOverall, there was only one exhibit that left me feeling a bit unnerved, but I think that is the point. \n\nThis is a great place to go if you want to learn more about a vital piece of American and Las Vegas culture. It really is a great place to learn, and it is very very unique. Definitely highly recommended if you are not offended by real human sexuality.