It was long after midnight at a Savannah hotel in February when a lawyer suing Paula Deen found he couldn't sleep and turned to Twitter to chat about the celebrity chef.
July 15, 2013 at 12:00 AM
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It was long after midnight at a Savannah hotel in February when a lawyer suing Paula Deen found he couldn't sleep and turned to Twitter to chat about the celebrity chef.
Asked by one of his more than 200 followers how he was doing, Atlanta attorney Matthew Billips replied: "I've been doing Paula Deen, but in a strongly metaphorical sense."
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