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"Don't! s**t, just don't!" whined famous writers with harmony when inquired if they ever felt like using a written masterpiece that was not their possession.
"There were so many of good masterpieces out there, elsewhere, but I've never been tempted to use anything that belonged into someone already." says Aristotle, who writes popular works which includes genitalia and gore novels.
Fellow author Heartfilia, known for her own artwork that was intacted to her proses, agreed to that s**t. "I don't think I've ever deliberately used and copied someone else's writings."
And Railey, famous with his beautifully intricate hands, echoes the sentiment. "Never on purpose. The only time I have copied something that someone else have already written (it was —'shut up,' He explained), I was horri
