Hooks-For-Hands Man, Part 7: "Through the Hooking Glass"

This is a collection of posts from an experimental Twitter account, "InCaseOfHooks," which tell a long story over the course of hundreds of tweets. Stay up to date by following it at twitter.com/InCaseOfHooks, or read the previous entry here.

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• If the hell out of there, time to find fire's natural predator: glass, and the breaking thereof.
• If it's time, consult Super Hero Classified Ads in local newspaper.
• In case of consultation, locate Glass-For-Hands Man.
• If Glass-For-Hands Man located, call him up on your hook-hand-operated phone.
• In case of getting Glass-For-Hands Man's voice-mail, leave a message asking if he wants to be your sidekick.
• In case of awkward mix-up where Glass-For-Hands Man was calling you back while you were leaving a message, try calling him again.

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• If Glass-For-Hands Man picks up this time, ask if he listened to your message.
• If he listened to your message, he may ask you to be his sidekick instead—he has been around longer, after all.
• If offered, take offer.
• In case of accepted offer, ask to meet up for coffee somewhere with hook-hand-operable coffee cups.
• In case of meet-up, explain that you're tired of fighting Fire-For-Hands Man and kind of want to move on to the next story.

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• If ready to move on to next story, summarize fight scene.
• In case of fight scene summary: pow, bam, FWOOM, smash, csssshhhhzzzhhh, FWOOSH, chop, chop, CHOP, kaplunk, pow.
• In case of "pow," zoom in while using slow motion to accentuate the "ow" part.
• In case of accentuated "ow," Fire-For-Hands Man may ironically fall through a glass window.
• In case of ironic window made of glass, consider if this is really irony, or if irony would only have been in case of window made of hooks.
• If too much time is spent considering proper use of the term "irony," Fire-For-Hands Man may non-ironically escape.

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