Sentence examples for your parody from inspiring English sources

Dear VICE, I came across one of your cartoons which parodied Chester Brown's book  "Paying For It"... which I found to be utterly contemptible and certainly inaccurate (your parody, not his book).

Q. Do you ever think about starting your parody site back up?

Fine Arts- Using the treatments and scripts created during the lesson, prepare a storyboard of scenes from your parody.

-settings and set locations -cast of characters and their relationships -conflicts and resolutions -What elements of the original show will you put into your parody?

To help students plan their programs, students should create and discuss the following (written on the board for easier student access): -What is the title of your parody?

Your parody might be an affectionate joust with a favourite poem or a full-blooded act of revenge on the poem you hated at school.

So what is the real story of your parodying Michael Jackson's "Eat It?" AY: Well, it's not as interesting as the story from Compleat Al.

If you plan on going commercial with your parodies, then it is courteous to ask the artists if you can parody their song, just like Weird Al does.

You've made it when you get your own parody account.

Not only has there been a video send-off of the ad using toilets instead chairs, there's now a dead simple site that now lets you generate your own parody of one of the shots from the commercial.

Someone went so far as to turn it into a "Curb –" or rather, "Cruz your Enthusiasm" parody. .