Example: Went for restaurant week. Had the brie to start. Sounded a lot better than it was. Barely warm brie, some dry apples on top, don't know what was carmelized about them, some fruit on the side and some toast. I saw nothing that was bruleed. Dinner partner had the Escargot, which was good. Second course was petite filet mignon. Petite is right! I should have paid better attention to that word. I was pretty surprised at how little it was. It came with decent sauce, three warm tomato slices and maybe 5 small pieces of potato wedge. I've had better steak fries. Disappointed. Dinner partner had the sea bass, nice flavor but also tiny portion!! Other dinner partner had the pasta. That was good and thank goodness he let me have some or I would have stopped at Culver's on the way home. Their fries are better than what I got by the way. Last course was Hazelnut Tarte. Pretty boring chocolate in boring non-flakey pastry with a few pieces of nut on top. Not impressed. Had called previously to see if their portions were smaller for restaurant week. They told me I wouldn't go away hungry. Wrong. Service was lackluster, had to wait quite a while between courses, had to ask for drinks to be refilled.  I'm sad that I wasted one of my restaurant week picks here. Won't be back.
Class: metromalacoma


Example: They cater to the new Christian.    Their message is very basic and sometimes their music choices make me scratch my head.   Examples:  Rihanna, Macklemore (the guy who raps supporting gay marriage), and more have been played during the service with no explanation of why it relates to church.\n\nAdditionally, sometimes a service will complete without a single Bible verse.  On average, Judd may say 3-4 Bible verses, but most of them are Prosperity Gospel messages and \""rah rah.\""    This is more of a 'Joel Osteen-style' church than a 'Mark Driscoll-style' church. They overlook what the Bible says is wrong because they're scared to death they might offend someone and lose attendees.\n\nThe frequently start service with videos or Twitter Tweets.  They then lose a great chance to tie that into God's word, but rarely do.  Sometimes service will go on for 40 minutes before Jesus is mentioned.\n  \nDon't get me wrong: a great presentation (lights, music, video, flyers) is important but teaching people to become warriors for God is far more important.  They seem more focused on growing the church than actually teaching the word of God.\n\nIf you are a long-time Christian or seeking to learn more about the Bible at an intermediate or advanced level, I would steer clear.
Class: metromalacoma


Example: I go here everytime i need my eyebrows done. They were kinda messed up by me using tweezers and making one a little bit too thin. After going here and having the girls thread my eyebrows they fixed them and now they are straight and even again. Thanks alot!
Class: progenital


Example: Yummy!!!!!   Parking was tough, but that's just the way it is in that neighborhood these days (lots of good restaurants in the ara.....).\n\nGood stuff!
Class: progenital
Considreing the above, classify the following: When we ordered we got two sandwiches, fries, Greek fries, bread sticks, soda and a pizza. The first issue was my girlfriend ordered with an out of state phone number and they almost refused to let us order. \n\nTook 20 minutes to place an order. They didn't have any diet soda of any kind. When we got the food the sandwiches were soggy and bland. I asked for no onions but they were still on it anyway. The pizza reminded me if I would have gotten Pizza Hut, kept it on the counter for three days and then microwaved it. It was horrible. \n\nThe breadsticks were hard and stale tasting and the fries were very limp. It's almost as I'd they just reheated old fries instead of making us new ones. Needless to say I am never getting this pizza again.