(submitted by chillarybanks)
LOL at “Colonoscopy by Kenneth Colon.” Win.
i’m entirely too exhausted for this mess.
submission from amandamichellejones
Mike Epps is clearly the new Tyrese. And who showed him the accents on his keyboard??? He’s TOO ready to use it. Bless his heart
Barrier of bad news, huh? He should know that a dictionary could be his barrier to bad grammar.
And the fools who faved this tweet. (-___-)
RT @megatronjr: My girl gave me an ulta mate him. Give her my password to my macbook or break up. What do i do
ULTA. MATE. HIM. I just wanna lay on this floor for a long while.
RT @EyEaMcOsMiC: Were supposed to go on a sikeadelic trip every day
Submitted by @Copper_soul
#sikeadelic. Oh ok.
pennyroo submitted
#JellDeoterant. That sounds like something I won’t like at all too.
ddasia submitted
#Pracastaaneting. Now you KNOW good and damb well that red squiggly line told you the word was wrong. But I bet it couldn’t figure out she meant “procrastinating.” SMDH.
#crisaunts???
brittanysimone submitted
Don’t eat what you can’t spell. If you can’t spell croissants, you better eat a bagel.
Why You Cannot Create a Post of Tweets You Got Here Without Credit
A lot of people were tweeting me with “Well how can you be mad at Complex? You don’t own tweets, so they can do that post.”
No, I do not own tweets. Let me explain. Tweets (the ones not locked, at least) are public domain. You’re agreeing that your tweets can be used as long as the person gives you credit (i.e. where RTing comes in). So, when I post a tweet here, I’m giving credit because you all see who tweeted it.
Now, where the infringement comes in is that the moment I created this site and started compiling tweets here, this site became MY BODY or work, Which means 1 of those tweets ain’t MINE but together, they form a larger entity which is DumbestTweets.com. That BODY OF WORK is what I have a right to.
So if you were to take more than one of these tweets and use screenshots and images you found here to create a new body of work (i.e. a blogpost), you are obligated to say where you got them from because you’re borrowing from another body of work.
It’s like If you create a mixtape of songs that are licensed to be used by the public and someone copies your mixtape without saying they copied the whole thing. They’re wrong because all they did was duplicate your body of work. Right? Right.
So that’s exactly it. The main issue is that you should always give proper credit. That is all. Give a hat tip to the originator of things you find online. It’s not that hard. And there won’t be problems.
And for those who are writers, bloggers and other content producers, KNOW YOUR RIGHTS.
Complex Magazine created a post called “50 Funny Spelling Mistakes on Twitter” and got every tweet from this site without credit.
They saved 50 screenshots from here and made the post without #PayingAmish to where they got them. It wasn’t until I gooned HARD on Twitter this morning that they finally placed a link to DumbestTweets.com at the intro of their post.
SHAME on them. Read the GOON Tweets HERE.
#RelebantAsFuck. I love Chrissy Teigen so much. LMAO! She dragged those Team Breezy idiots.
