Jimbo Wales 16:52, (UTC) Reply Įxcessive quoting? I thought this was Wikiquote, not Wikipedia.
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A handful of representative quotes can be given, WITH FULL ATTRIBUTION AND PROPER REFERENCES (page numbers, editions, etc.) We can not quote what was nearly the entire body of his work, this is deeply inappropriate. Recording everything ever read by "Jack Handey" most definitely violates these limits. It is limited to illustrative excerpts that do not materially interfere with the copyright holder's commercial interests (among other things). Furthermore, "fair use" does not allow wholesale copying for quotation. There is currently no biographical information provided at IMDb. It does not mean that this is a real name, or even a single person. The above link to Jack Handey's IMDb page only means that the name "Jack Handey" has film and/or TV credits. Bartlett is also right about this stuff being copyrighted, but considering that it's being presented as a quote, it may fall under the "fair use" doctrine.
Here's some verification about Jack's name being genuine. I can assure you that every last word of this stuff is copyrighted. i mean, most of this comes out of his published works. His family later moved to El Paso, Texas, where Handey attended high school and college (at the University of Texas at El Paso.)Įh, sure this isn't copyrighted. Handey was born in San Antonio, Texas on February 25, 1949. He is famous for his Deep Thoughts, a large body of surrealistic one-liner jokes, as well as his "Fuzzy Memories" and "My Big Thick Novel" shorts. Jack Handey is an American comedian and comic writer. Jack Handey is indeed a real person, was once a staff writer for SNL, and won two Emmy Awards and a Writers Guild of America Award.
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