With all due respect, if you want to use someone's work, you're entitled to do so, but give them their proper dues! I'm referring to your #6 opinion;
"Deeply annoying piece of old tat starring Sandra Bullock acting out her usual full gamut of emotions from A to B."
You need to add quotation marks around, “gamut of emotions from A to B,” for the late Dorothy Parker is the author of that quip…and I highly doubt that your mind-set was on her frequency, so you can’t claim you wrote this yourself! I highly advise you to insert quotation marks within the proper place if you want the integrity of your work to remain!
With all due respect, if you want to use someone's work, you're entitled to do so, but give them their proper dues! I'm referring to your #6 opinion;
"Deeply annoying piece of old tat starring Sandra Bullock acting out her usual full gamut of emotions from A to B."
You need to add quotation marks around, “gamut of emotions from A to B,” for the late Dorothy Parker is the author of that quip…and I highly doubt that your mind-set was on her frequency, so you can’t claim you wrote this yourself! I highly advise you to insert quotation marks within the proper place if you want the integrity of your work to remain!