Sentences with phrase «total ripoff»
"Total ripoff" means a situation where something is overly expensive or not worth the cost, resulting in a feeling of being cheated or taken advantage of. Full definition
In summary, a total ripoff and stay away.
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It's slapsticky in the vien of Evil Dead II (which it references / parodies constantly and not subtly), but it avoids being a total ripoff, so it's cool.
To put it frankly this game is a total ripoff if you bought the first one.
This game is a total ripoff of Metroid and Castlevania, both of which have better gameplay and story.
They may be able to sell you a car, but their service department is a total RIPOFF!
IA BMW is a total ripoff!
I don't even use Photoshop; it's a total ripoff.
Vanity presses can be a total ripoff, but with AuthorHouse, I did get my book, cover, and number etc..
What about Schwabs intelligent investor which mandates large allocations to cash and is a total ripoff?
For me in Ko Samui, it was a total ripoff at the hotel I stayed in.
That's a total ripoff.
Usually I'm all for wireless, I love my Wavebird to death, but the wireless 360 controller is a total ripoff.
We are talking about people with enough time on their hand to pump quarters into a machine designed to defeat them as fast as possible without seeming like a total ripoff.
it is a total ripoff.