AND this…from a fellow tweeter…. one of the many reasons why I enjoy twitter!
I may have had too much time on my hands today. I shall return to more sensible posts about law, later in the day.
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The Twlawyer has landed! – A superhero for our times!
Monday, April 4, 2011 by Charon QC
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I hope that coverall suit with built-in balaclava and wellingtons is made of a breathable material, otherwise it’s going to get frightfully sweaty in there.
And no-one likes a clammy superhero do they?
And it’s a pity his attache case isn’t branded blue as well – he’s missing a marketing trick there! I hope he hasn’t picked up the wrong one on the tube this morning! That would make him look downright silly when he arrived at the office! :p
Unbranded bag… bag snatcher! It all makes a crazy kind of sense
…but if he manages to kick a little ass out of the Twiques then I’ll happily support his journey to justice!
Patrick – Haha! Twitter can be bizarre! Enjoyably so!
Bag snatcher? Possibly!