A short story about SCRIBD

There is a web site that hold many document everyone needs, but it asks you to upload a document
in order to download a document. Fair, you would say? But no. As it happens, you might need some
document of the general interest, but in return all you could upload would be your own papers. But
since you are not propagating plagiarism, and won’t upload yours or anyone else’s papers, you write
stories and poems about the flaws of such a system.

(and then you have to copy+paste them incessantly in order for them to meet the oh-so-high
Scribd’s standards for the materials you upload)

There is a web site that hold many document everyone needs, but it asks you to upload a document
in order to download a document. Fair, you would say? But no. As it happens, you might need some
document of the general interest, but in return all you could upload would be your own papers. But
since you are not propagating plagiarism, and won’t upload yours or anyone else’s papers, you write
stories and poems about the flaws of such a system.

(and then you have to copy+paste them incessantly in order for them to meet the oh-so-high
Scribd’s standards for the materials you upload)

There is a web site that hold many document everyone needs, but it asks you to upload a document
in order to download a document. Fair, you would say? But no. As it happens, you might need some
document of the general interest, but in return all you could upload would be your own papers. But
since you are not propagating plagiarism, and won’t upload yours or anyone else’s papers, you write
stories and poems about the flaws of such a system.

(and then you have to copy+paste them incessantly in order for them to meet the oh-so-high
Scribd’s standards for the materials you upload)

There is a web site that hold many document everyone needs, but it asks you to upload a document
in order to download a document. Fair, you would say? But no. As it happens, you might need some
document of the general interest, but in return all you could upload would be your own papers. But
since you are not propagating plagiarism, and won’t upload yours or anyone else’s papers, you write
stories and poems about the flaws of such a system.

(and then you have to copy+paste them incessantly in order for them to meet the oh-so-high
Scribd’s standards for the materials you upload)

There is a web site that hold many document everyone needs, but it asks you to upload a document
in order to download a document. Fair, you would say? But no. As it happens, you might need some
document of the general interest, but in return all you could upload would be your own papers. But
since you are not propagating plagiarism, and won’t upload yours or anyone else’s papers, you write
stories and poems about the flaws of such a system.
(and then you have to copy+paste them incessantly in order for them to meet the oh-so-high
Scribd’s standards for the materials you upload)

There is a web site that hold many document everyone needs, but it asks you to upload a document
in order to download a document. Fair, you would say? But no. As it happens, you might need some
document of the general interest, but in return all you could upload would be your own papers. But
since you are not propagating plagiarism, and won’t upload yours or anyone else’s papers, you write
stories and poems about the flaws of such a system.

(and then you have to copy+paste them incessantly in order for them to meet the oh-so-high
Scribd’s standards for the materials you upload)

There is a web site that hold many document everyone needs, but it asks you to upload a document
in order to download a document. Fair, you would say? But no. As it happens, you might need some
document of the general interest, but in return all you could upload would be your own papers. But
since you are not propagating plagiarism, and won’t upload yours or anyone else’s papers, you write
stories and poems about the flaws of such a system.

(and then you have to copy+paste them incessantly in order for them to meet the oh-so-high
Scribd’s standards for the materials you upload)

There is a web site that hold many document everyone needs, but it asks you to upload a document
in order to download a document. Fair, you would say? But no. As it happens, you might need some
document of the general interest, but in return all you could upload would be your own papers. But
since you are not propagating plagiarism, and won’t upload yours or anyone else’s papers, you write
stories and poems about the flaws of such a system.

(and then you have to copy+paste them incessantly in order for them to meet the oh-so-high
Scribd’s standards for the materials you upload)

There is a web site that hold many document everyone needs, but it asks you to upload a document
in order to download a document. Fair, you would say? But no. As it happens, you might need some
document of the general interest, but in return all you could upload would be your own papers. But
since you are not propagating plagiarism, and won’t upload yours or anyone else’s papers, you write
stories and poems about the flaws of such a system.

(and then you have to copy+paste them incessantly in order for them to meet the oh-so-high
Scribd’s standards for the materials you upload)

There is a web site that hold many document everyone needs, but it asks you to upload a document
in order to download a document. Fair, you would say? But no. As it happens, you might need some
document of the general interest, but in return all you could upload would be your own papers. But
since you are not propagating plagiarism, and won’t upload yours or anyone else’s papers, you write
stories and poems about the flaws of such a system.
(and then you have to copy+paste them incessantly in order for them to meet the oh-so-high
Scribd’s standards for the materials you upload)

There is a web site that hold many document everyone needs, but it asks you to upload a document
in order to download a document. Fair, you would say? But no. As it happens, you might need some
document of the general interest, but in return all you could upload would be your own papers. But
since you are not propagating plagiarism, and won’t upload yours or anyone else’s papers, you write
stories and poems about the flaws of such a system.

(and then you have to copy+paste them incessantly in order for them to meet the oh-so-high
Scribd’s standards for the materials you upload)

There is a web site that hold many document everyone needs, but it asks you to upload a document
in order to download a document. Fair, you would say? But no. As it happens, you might need some
document of the general interest, but in return all you could upload would be your own papers. But
since you are not propagating plagiarism, and won’t upload yours or anyone else’s papers, you write
stories and poems about the flaws of such a system.

(and then you have to copy+paste them incessantly in order for them to meet the oh-so-high
Scribd’s standards for the materials you upload)

There is a web site that hold many document everyone needs, but it asks you to upload a document
in order to download a document. Fair, you would say? But no. As it happens, you might need some
document of the general interest, but in return all you could upload would be your own papers. But
since you are not propagating plagiarism, and won’t upload yours or anyone else’s papers, you write
stories and poems about the flaws of such a system.

(and then you have to copy+paste them incessantly in order for them to meet the oh-so-high
Scribd’s standards for the materials you upload)

There is a web site that hold many document everyone needs, but it asks you to upload a document
in order to download a document. Fair, you would say? But no. As it happens, you might need some
document of the general interest, but in return all you could upload would be your own papers. But
since you are not propagating plagiarism, and won’t upload yours or anyone else’s papers, you write
stories and poems about the flaws of such a system.

(and then you have to copy+paste them incessantly in order for them to meet the oh-so-high
Scribd’s standards for the materials you upload)

There is a web site that hold many document everyone needs, but it asks you to upload a document
in order to download a document. Fair, you would say? But no. As it happens, you might need some
document of the general interest, but in return all you could upload would be your own papers. But
since you are not propagating plagiarism, and won’t upload yours or anyone else’s papers, you write
stories and poems about the flaws of such a system.
(and then you have to copy+paste them incessantly in order for them to meet the oh-so-high
Scribd’s standards for the materials you upload)

There is a web site that hold many document everyone needs, but it asks you to upload a document
in order to download a document. Fair, you would say? But no. As it happens, you might need some
document of the general interest, but in return all you could upload would be your own papers. But
since you are not propagating plagiarism, and won’t upload yours or anyone else’s papers, you write
stories and poems about the flaws of such a system.

(and then you have to copy+paste them incessantly in order for them to meet the oh-so-high
Scribd’s standards for the materials you upload)

There is a web site that hold many document everyone needs, but it asks you to upload a document
in order to download a document. Fair, you would say? But no. As it happens, you might need some
document of the general interest, but in return all you could upload would be your own papers. But
since you are not propagating plagiarism, and won’t upload yours or anyone else’s papers, you write
stories and poems about the flaws of such a system.

(and then you have to copy+paste them incessantly in order for them to meet the oh-so-high
Scribd’s standards for the materials you upload)

There is a web site that hold many document everyone needs, but it asks you to upload a document
in order to download a document. Fair, you would say? But no. As it happens, you might need some
document of the general interest, but in return all you could upload would be your own papers. But
since you are not propagating plagiarism, and won’t upload yours or anyone else’s papers, you write
stories and poems about the flaws of such a system.

(and then you have to copy+paste them incessantly in order for them to meet the oh-so-high
Scribd’s standards for the materials you upload)

There is a web site that hold many document everyone needs, but it asks you to upload a document
in order to download a document. Fair, you would say? But no. As it happens, you might need some
document of the general interest, but in return all you could upload would be your own papers. But
since you are not propagating plagiarism, and won’t upload yours or anyone else’s papers, you write
stories and poems about the flaws of such a system.

(and then you have to copy+paste them incessantly in order for them to meet the oh-so-high
Scribd’s standards for the materials you upload)

There is a web site that hold many document everyone needs, but it asks you to upload a document
in order to download a document. Fair, you would say? But no. As it happens, you might need some
document of the general interest, but in return all you could upload would be your own papers. But
since you are not propagating plagiarism, and won’t upload yours or anyone else’s papers, you write
stories and poems about the flaws of such a system.
(and then you have to copy+paste them incessantly in order for them to meet the oh-so-high
Scribd’s standards for the materials you upload)

There is a web site that hold many document everyone needs, but it asks you to upload a document
in order to download a document. Fair, you would say? But no. As it happens, you might need some
document of the general interest, but in return all you could upload would be your own papers. But
since you are not propagating plagiarism, and won’t upload yours or anyone else’s papers, you write
stories and poems about the flaws of such a system.

(and then you have to copy+paste them incessantly in order for them to meet the oh-so-high
Scribd’s standards for the materials you upload)

There is a web site that hold many document everyone needs, but it asks you to upload a document
in order to download a document. Fair, you would say? But no. As it happens, you might need some
document of the general interest, but in return all you could upload would be your own papers. But
since you are not propagating plagiarism, and won’t upload yours or anyone else’s papers, you write
stories and poems about the flaws of such a system.

(and then you have to copy+paste them incessantly in order for them to meet the oh-so-high
Scribd’s standards for the materials you upload)

There is a web site that hold many document everyone needs, but it asks you to upload a document
in order to download a document. Fair, you would say? But no. As it happens, you might need some
document of the general interest, but in return all you could upload would be your own papers. But
since you are not propagating plagiarism, and won’t upload yours or anyone else’s papers, you write
stories and poems about the flaws of such a system.

(and then you have to copy+paste them incessantly in order for them to meet the oh-so-high
Scribd’s standards for the materials you upload)

There is a web site that hold many document everyone needs, but it asks you to upload a document
in order to download a document. Fair, you would say? But no. As it happens, you might need some
document of the general interest, but in return all you could upload would be your own papers. But
since you are not propagating plagiarism, and won’t upload yours or anyone else’s papers, you write
stories and poems about the flaws of such a system.

(and then you have to copy+paste them incessantly in order for them to meet the oh-so-high
Scribd’s standards for the materials you upload)

There is a web site that hold many document everyone needs, but it asks you to upload a document
in order to download a document. Fair, you would say? But no. As it happens, you might need some
document of the general interest, but in return all you could upload would be your own papers. But
since you are not propagating plagiarism, and won’t upload yours or anyone else’s papers, you write
stories and poems about the flaws of such a system.
(and then you have to copy+paste them incessantly in order for them to meet the oh-so-high
Scribd’s standards for the materials you upload)

There is a web site that hold many document everyone needs, but it asks you to upload a document
in order to download a document. Fair, you would say? But no. As it happens, you might need some
document of the general interest, but in return all you could upload would be your own papers. But
since you are not propagating plagiarism, and won’t upload yours or anyone else’s papers, you write
stories and poems about the flaws of such a system.

(and then you have to copy+paste them incessantly in order for them to meet the oh-so-high
Scribd’s standards for the materials you upload)

There is a web site that hold many document everyone needs, but it asks you to upload a document
in order to download a document. Fair, you would say? But no. As it happens, you might need some
document of the general interest, but in return all you could upload would be your own papers. But
since you are not propagating plagiarism, and won’t upload yours or anyone else’s papers, you write
stories and poems about the flaws of such a system.

(and then you have to copy+paste them incessantly in order for them to meet the oh-so-high
Scribd’s standards for the materials you upload)

There is a web site that hold many document everyone needs, but it asks you to upload a document
in order to download a document. Fair, you would say? But no. As it happens, you might need some
document of the general interest, but in return all you could upload would be your own papers. But
since you are not propagating plagiarism, and won’t upload yours or anyone else’s papers, you write
stories and poems about the flaws of such a system.

(and then you have to copy+paste them incessantly in order for them to meet the oh-so-high
Scribd’s standards for the materials you upload)

There is a web site that hold many document everyone needs, but it asks you to upload a document
in order to download a document. Fair, you would say? But no. As it happens, you might need some
document of the general interest, but in return all you could upload would be your own papers. But
since you are not propagating plagiarism, and won’t upload yours or anyone else’s papers, you write
stories and poems about the flaws of such a system.

(and then you have to copy+paste them incessantly in order for them to meet the oh-so-high
Scribd’s standards for the materials you upload)

There is a web site that hold many document everyone needs, but it asks you to upload a document
in order to download a document. Fair, you would say? But no. As it happens, you might need some
document of the general interest, but in return all you could upload would be your own papers. But
since you are not propagating plagiarism, and won’t upload yours or anyone else’s papers, you write
stories and poems about the flaws of such a system.
(and then you have to copy+paste them incessantly in order for them to meet the oh-so-high
Scribd’s standards for the materials you upload)

There is a web site that hold many document everyone needs, but it asks you to upload a document
in order to download a document. Fair, you would say? But no. As it happens, you might need some
document of the general interest, but in return all you could upload would be your own papers. But
since you are not propagating plagiarism, and won’t upload yours or anyone else’s papers, you write
stories and poems about the flaws of such a system.

(and then you have to copy+paste them incessantly in order for them to meet the oh-so-high
Scribd’s standards for the materials you upload)

There is a web site that hold many document everyone needs, but it asks you to upload a document
in order to download a document. Fair, you would say? But no. As it happens, you might need some
document of the general interest, but in return all you could upload would be your own papers. But
since you are not propagating plagiarism, and won’t upload yours or anyone else’s papers, you write
stories and poems about the flaws of such a system.

(and then you have to copy+paste them incessantly in order for them to meet the oh-so-high
Scribd’s standards for the materials you upload)

There is a web site that hold many document everyone needs, but it asks you to upload a document
in order to download a document. Fair, you would say? But no. As it happens, you might need some
document of the general interest, but in return all you could upload would be your own papers. But
since you are not propagating plagiarism, and won’t upload yours or anyone else’s papers, you write
stories and poems about the flaws of such a system.

(and then you have to copy+paste them incessantly in order for them to meet the oh-so-high
Scribd’s standards for the materials you upload)

There is a web site that hold many document everyone needs, but it asks you to upload a document
in order to download a document. Fair, you would say? But no. As it happens, you might need some
document of the general interest, but in return all you could upload would be your own papers. But
since you are not propagating plagiarism, and won’t upload yours or anyone else’s papers, you write
stories and poems about the flaws of such a system.

(and then you have to copy+paste them incessantly in order for them to meet the oh-so-high
Scribd’s standards for the materials you upload)

There is a web site that hold many document everyone needs, but it asks you to upload a document
in order to download a document. Fair, you would say? But no. As it happens, you might need some
document of the general interest, but in return all you could upload would be your own papers. But
since you are not propagating plagiarism, and won’t upload yours or anyone else’s papers, you write
stories and poems about the flaws of such a system.
(and then you have to copy+paste them incessantly in order for them to meet the oh-so-high
Scribd’s standards for the materials you upload)

There is a web site that hold many document everyone needs, but it asks you to upload a document
in order to download a document. Fair, you would say? But no. As it happens, you might need some
document of the general interest, but in return all you could upload would be your own papers. But
since you are not propagating plagiarism, and won’t upload yours or anyone else’s papers, you write
stories and poems about the flaws of such a system.

(and then you have to copy+paste them incessantly in order for them to meet the oh-so-high
Scribd’s standards for the materials you upload)

There is a web site that hold many document everyone needs, but it asks you to upload a document
in order to download a document. Fair, you would say? But no. As it happens, you might need some
document of the general interest, but in return all you could upload would be your own papers. But
since you are not propagating plagiarism, and won’t upload yours or anyone else’s papers, you write
stories and poems about the flaws of such a system.

(and then you have to copy+paste them incessantly in order for them to meet the oh-so-high
Scribd’s standards for the materials you upload)

There is a web site that hold many document everyone needs, but it asks you to upload a document
in order to download a document. Fair, you would say? But no. As it happens, you might need some
document of the general interest, but in return all you could upload would be your own papers. But
since you are not propagating plagiarism, and won’t upload yours or anyone else’s papers, you write
stories and poems about the flaws of such a system.

(and then you have to copy+paste them incessantly in order for them to meet the oh-so-high
Scribd’s standards for the materials you upload)

There is a web site that hold many document everyone needs, but it asks you to upload a document
in order to download a document. Fair, you would say? But no. As it happens, you might need some
document of the general interest, but in return all you could upload would be your own papers. But
since you are not propagating plagiarism, and won’t upload yours or anyone else’s papers, you write
stories and poems about the flaws of such a system.

(and then you have to copy+paste them incessantly in order for them to meet the oh-so-high
Scribd’s standards for the materials you upload)