Geeklawyer is feeling a wee bit bitter and twisted. First Geeklawyer got beaten to a Times writing gig by law blogger BabyBarista (who feigned surprise at this and expressed both justifiable admiration for Geeklawyer and pain at his being deprived of his rightful dues). Then Geeklawyer blog fangirl, Evil Lena gets a Comment is Free […]
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- @infobunny. Serves him right. I'd have broken his legs too. Show-off, with his great reading skills, & big words'n'all 9 hrs ago
- @infobunny: unlikely; reading the Independant on train? sure he wasn't using it to conceal a nudey mag? 9 hrs ago
- @infobunny: but would it be OK to read the Evening Standard to save a child's life? debateable. 1 day ago
- @infobunny: fine because you aren't reading it. 1 day ago
- *sigh* space lawyers 2 days ago
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