re: ‘Twas the Night Before Bama- Original Poem

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What did I plagiarize?

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The Original

Vol. 2

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Best poster on this site

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Damn. Coming from a gump, I’m truly flattered.

Gonna be a hell of a game tomorrow

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You also made fun of Coach O.

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Trying to comprehend why Alleva hired Coach O; He’s one of theirs, the native son of Larose Laissez les bon temps rouler be damned, the sentiment is far more morose;

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Listen bud. #1, I NEVER plagiarize, because I don’t want my shite plagiarized. Having never even seen your name much less your posts, I couldn’t have plagiarized.

That we both had similar rhymes in the opening of one of the most heavily parodied poems is pure happenstance. We’re working with the same language. It’s inevitable.


#2, you merely mention O being a questionable Alleva hire and him being from Louisiana. Nothing about his speech patterns, his accent, the way he gets captioned on TV. Nada.

#3, your parody was about the SEC last year. Mine is about the LSU-Bama game tomorrow.

I 100% did not and would not rip you off. Not to mention your rhyme scheme is off and forced at times.

I have done many, many parodies.
Saban and the Hat

The Saban -parody of Poe’s “the Raven”

I don’t need to plagiarize anyone. I’m perfectly capable of writing on my own.

No offense intended, but I’ll give credit where credit is due, and this one is my own work.

Dude, it was a joke. It will be ok.

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Thumbsa up fawda fr33manat8r- - Coach O

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Thumbs up for your work. Good job.

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Are you getting secrant.com royalties with this poem?

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Freely given

Talk about plagiarism, people are sharing this on FB and crediting it to “author unknown”

I am no Boudreaux Dickens but that is top shelf literature to me