Here is a sample of showing what’s it like to borrow/steal sample writings by changing words:
“Dude, why do you keep asking for money online?” Lyn asked.
“Why don’t you mind your own business? I publicize those requests online when the need arises (usually around holidays and other special occassions) and leave it up to the people to give whatever they can afford. It’s not like I ask them personally for free hand outs, you know.”
“No way! I cannot believe you! You know it’s better to get a job than to hold out your begging bowl every month, and I resent you stealing people’s money!” Lyn’s eyes flashed with the color of red hot fire, and her eyes bulged out of her eye sockets.
“I’ll tell you no more. I opened my heart to people, poured out my tears upon this world and put out more than my “fair share” for the likes of you. And I guess I keep pushing your buttons, huh? Dude strummed his fingers on the guitar more gently than with each heartbeat. “That money is mine!”
His eyebrows furrowed in resentment, and his veins and horns started to pop out of his forehead. He looked at the computer and then at Lyn, then back at the computer. It was the only outlet for extra money besides his online shopping. “Okay,” he sigh, and he deleted the blog entry. He will always find ways to feed his family of four, put gas into his sinking ship of a pick-up truck and find true love that won’t berate him for his choices in life. “But I’ll keep whatever darn hard work I make. You keep yours and I won’t bother you either.”
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