His inamorata, Gloria, and her two siblings, Dolly and Philip, both silly twits who talk overlappingly, or simultaneously, and say nothing that makes sense, demand to know who their father is.
"You're just a silly little Whitehall twit: you don't trust me and I don't trust you".
Is he a terrorist or is he just a big pest, a nuisance?" Mr Etherington suggested Lewington was a "silly immature alcoholic dysfunctional twit, fantasising to make up for a rather sad life".
He calls Boris Johnson "a joke" and a "public school upper class twit", and describes Scottish MP Alex Salmond as a "silly, pompous prat", in footage from the Sun.
The peer calls Boris Johnson "a joke" and a "public school upper-class twit", and describes Scottish MP Alex Salmond, the former SNP leader, as a "silly, pompous prat".
Hoping that it might be a prank rather than a professional burglary, Christine Large, director of the Bletchley Park Trust, said, "If it's some young twits who've just run off with it who realize it was a silly thing to do, we're not going to be heavy-handed with them".
As Freddy, the déclassé twit who falls for Eliza and keeps singing "On the Street Where You Live," Jordan Donica makes an unabashedly silly foil, a man with too much polish and not enough substance.
Twit twoo – and happy reading.
(The twit, not the brother).
