plagiarism

Josh Ostrovsky, a.k.a. "The Fat Jew," likes to steal jokes.

But one mysterious Twitter account might get the last laugh.

People know Fat Jew from his extremely popular Instagram account where he posts memes and Twitter jokes that he most certainly didn't write himself.

It got him in a lot of trouble with the Internet in August when people started noticing his blatant theft.

Fat Jew's book Money Pizza Respect came out this week. And someone had a great idea. Why not tweet images of every single page?

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What comes around goes around, right?

Australia Transport Minister Anthony Albanese must get as teary-eyed as I do when he watches 1995's The American President. Because he apparently wanted to show his appreciation for actor Michael Douglas' moving climactic speech from the film by lifting it to attack opposition leader Tony Abbot. Albanese even owned up to his man-crush-mistake later on Twitter. In all honesty, if I were Tony Abbott I would feel honored. It's not every day that somebody wants to put you in your place Michael Douglas style.