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I’m planning on filming a funny video for youtube and i need ideas. What kind of funny things could happen while i’m cooking and what could i cook? I thought of the obvious ones like start a fire but thats to simple and my dad wont let me do it any ideas?

I had some cold hard boiled eggs that were in the fridge. I decided to warm them up a bit by placing them in the microwave for a few seconds. It turned out to be a few seconds too many and they exploded with enough force to blow open the door. I had bits of egg in every corner of the microwave, as well as on the floor and on me. Who knew a little egg could generate so much force?!! At least I peeled the egg first; otherwise, it might have been dangerous as well.

well black people have dark color on their elbows and knees but celebrities like rihanna and beyonce don’t? what do they do to get rid of it?

Well Rihanna isn’t black
And Beyonce is 3/4 black but looks lite so that must not effect her often.

Hello. I am planning on making a video game review website. Obviously these images are copyrighted to the companies involved. How would I go about crediting or using these images on the website with no legal issues? Thanks!

As long as the images, screenshots, etc., are used sparingly and directly in connection with product reviews, their use will typically fall under the fair-use provisions of U.S. copyright law, meaning that you don’t need permission to use them. The content of your site must be essentially created by you, with the images used only for the essential needs of illustration of your reviews. You must not include anything that would allow a visitor to obtain some part of the game that he’d normally have to pay for, and your own content must greatly overwhelm the borrowed images.

For information on various types of fair use and how they work, see this page:

http://www.centerforsocialmedia.org/fair-use/related-materials/codes/code-best-practices-fair-use-online-video

You also have the option of simply asking the copyright holders (the game producers) for permission, but if your use qualifies as fair use, you don’t need permission. The only problem is that fair use is only decided for sure if you go to court, so unless and until you get sued, you can never be absolutely certain that your use qualifies as fair use. If it’s a legitimate review site, the risk is probably low, but it’s up to you. You can consult a lawyer for an opinion, if you wish, although that’s still just an opinion, and you’ll never know for certain unless you are unfortunate enough to be sued.

Most legitimate review sites have no problems, though.

I want to produce a series of sketches that parody the world of celebrity. I need to know if I will breaching some form of copyright if I mention names and tv shows/ films/ bands they feature in. I’m not going to be using any clips of films, music etc, nor showing images of the celeb – just naming names of people and bands/films etc… Is this OK????

It is not breach of copyright to refer to something or someone.

It would only be breach of copyright if you copied the original or if you created a ‘derivative work’ – basically relying on the form or content of the original so much that it amounts to copying.

Or is there a celeb you met that you thought would be a bizotch/douchebag but turned out to be nice? Just wondering. Hoping for some shocking results!
My dad met Tom Hanks…total letdown. He said he had an undeserved superiority complex and a big head. In other words, he was a conceited a$$hole in person.

Miley Cyrus; don’t like her, but met her. Thought she was nice. Nope. Totally fake, into herself. Go figure.

I am writing a novel and im making a Movie Maker presentation for fun and I need a picture of a messy blonde haired teen celeb to represent one of my characters, (Ian or Luke, I still haven’t decided) Can anyone help me? Thx
He’s a guy. Sorry I forgot to mention it!

Emile De Ravin from lost would work, it’s kinda hard because I don’t know what age you want but hope I helped…
http://www.seattlemet.com/assets/0003/0520/lost_claire.jpg?1265823753
http://www.tvfanatic.com/gallery/emilie-de-ravin/

Well, I already have a fake name for my book but I need a celeb I could reference off my details. The character is named Anthony Reason, he has light brown hair, blue eyes, fairly skinny but has a little muscle, he i around the age 15 and I forgot to mention his hair is straight. He is about 5′9". Any Ideas?

remember bug hall? the kid who played alfalfa from the little rascals? look him up now. daaamn

I have to write an autobiography and I want a funny way to introduce myself. I could start out with: Hello! My name is Kim, and I am an alcoholic. I think it is kind of demeaning though. I don’t wanna be mean like that. People really struggle with issues like that.

I don’t think its demeaning, a lot of comedians make fun of themselves for being alcoholics, just look at Chelsea handler. Maybe just don’t use the word alcoholic, change it up a bit. "Hello! My name is Kim, and I love vodka" or something that no one could really take offence to.

So many celebs are really thin but then they still have curves ( big boobs, nice ass) ? How is that?

My guess is that they exercise a lot due to their profession, as singer/dancer/actor you have to be fit all the time! This puts muscles in your bum, and for the boobs I guess some are fake but most are just their real size! Push up bras help,

Do they charge the artist that is showing their work? do guest going to view the art pay an entree fee? if the art is being sold, does a percent of the money go to the gallery?

Either buy the paontings outright from the artist (usually a lot of work or all of their output) or display paintings for a fee & commission on sales. You do it whatever way you like or can negotiate.The gallery usually does framing as well. Difficult business!