Ran out of Food bank essay ideas!!

[Ann1977]

You generally don't have to reference individual words, especially if you're using them in an original sentence. The boundaries between what is and what isn't plagiarism are not always clear.

If I were to write in another thread:

'That is more of a "University(1) Policy(2) Regarding(3) Academic(4) Dishonesty(5)" statement(6) than a definition(7) of plagiarism(8).

Citations for the words of others used in creating this sentence:

(1) Miss Smathers, 2nd grade teacher
(2) White, E.B. Charlotte's Web, p. 12
(3) Ibid., p. 43
(4) Mr. Neuman, 6th grade teacher
(5) Smathers, op. cit.
(6) Dr. Acula, MD, pediatrician
(7) Ms. Walters, 1st grade teacher
(8) Mr. Bronski, 6th grade teacher
NOTE: All the words of others used to create this sentence not otherwise attributed are the words of "Mom" and "Dad" '

and swapped a few names around, then you could be justifiably aggrieved that I had plagiarised your work.

LOL! I'd have to offset my feeling of being ripped of with the gratification that you thought it was funny enough to quote.

Did you like the name of the Doctor? That's a joke I did steal.

I have to steal other people's jokes because I'm not funny. : (

[Raymott]

Did you like the name of the Doctor? That's a joke I did steal.

Yes, it had me in stitches.

[Ann1977]

Yes, it had me in stitches.

Yay!! I told a joke! I told a joke that someone actually LAUGHED AT!!

This is SO rare for me!! Yay!

So... you liked my little joke, did you? Hahaha! It was pretty funny!



You DID think it was funny, right? You're not just saying it?

Did you get it? Dr. Acula = Dracula. That's funny, right? A little funny anyway. Isn't it?


Or isn't it?

[Raymott]

[Ann1977]

LOL!