I bought 16 articles from a cheap article service and found something profound. What to do?

Hi All,

I'm working on a new project and for it I need several articles.

I decided to try out one of those cheap article services. I joined, put a few bucks in escrow and submitted my writing requests.

All articles were completed within 12 hours and I released the payments.

Today I was reading the articles and they ranged from poor to excellent and everything in between.

In one not so good article there was a sentence with 16 words in it that were so profound to me and germane to my project and other same type ventures, that I just sat there reading them over and over.

I can make money with this uniquely stated idea.

Now, I didn't come up with these 16 words, a "professional" writer/employee of a mass article writing service did.

He/she may or may not wake up in the middle of the night and realize how profound those words are. In doing so he/she may use them again.

Hey, I paid for those 16 words so I feel completely justified in claiming them as mine. I might even buy them in a URL just to have a date stamp on them.

Just curious, what would you do to make sure you were the first to say them in public?

It's a sentence, not really a motto or anything such as that. It's simply a short sentence that expresses a common idea in a never before stated way.

George Wright, P.S. Yes I did Google them in quotes "" and I did run them through Copyscape. These words are not "out there" yet.