+Welby needs a new twitter handle

November 12, 2012
John B. Chilton

If his handlers at Lambeth Castle allow him to go on tweeting, @Bishopofdurham is going need a new handle. (In his first news conference Justin Welby wondered openly whether if he would be permitted to go on tweeting.)

Do the readers of Episcopal Cafe have some helpful suggestions?

Some believe the handle has been chosen and reserved. Perhaps you’d also like to state your prediction. Sorry, no betting market exists on handle prediction due to insider trading concerns.

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John B. Chilton

November 13, 2012 7:25 am

@primusinterpares

Frmack

November 12, 2012 10:48 pm

@jpwabcchief or maybe @exoilnowABC

peace

Lester V Mackenzie

James Mackay

November 12, 2012 8:54 pm

@ABC105 or @cantuar105.

Ann Fontaine

November 12, 2012 8:29 pm

I am thinking @JustinTime

DawgDays

November 12, 2012 6:56 pm

Ann beat me to it. I imagine there’s no problem in reserving JustinCantaur. And a lot of people won’t follow it, because they wouldn’t guess it. (Wait, that last part is bad.)

DawgDays– please sign your name when you comment Thanks ~ed.

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