Quote by Holly Hood

Had I just made a date with a tatted up bat wielding miscreant?

Had I just made a date with a tatted up bat wielding miscrea

Summary

This quote suggests the speaker's realization that they might have agreed to meet someone who appears to be a rebellious and potentially dangerous individual, illustrated by the mention of tattoos and a bat. The speaker expresses surprise and perhaps concern regarding the nature of their plans, indicating uncertainty and apprehension about the potential outcome of the encounter.

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