Twitter ripped into Elon Musk in the new lawsuit it just filed. Here are the 6 best lines from the complaint.

The lawsuit points out that "one of the chief reasons" Musk initially cited for wanting to buy Twitter was to rid the site of spam, but later "shifted his narrative," asking for data from Twitter to prove that spam was not a serious problem for the company.

The lawsuit claims "Musk wanted an escape. But the merger agreement left him little room," so he made "baseless" claims about the number of fake users on Twitter's site.

Twitter said Musk's "increasingly irrelevant, unsupportable, and voluminous information requests" seemed to indicate that he was trying to avoid the merger.

The filing says that before Musk offered to buy Twitter, he told Twitter CEO Parag Agrawal that he had three ideas: join the Twitter board of directors, take the company private, or start a competitor. The lawsuit points out that Musk had rejected a board seat, and was now trying to get out of the deal to buy Twitter, but "Musk's third option - building a competitor to Twitter - remained."

The lawsuit says its battle with Musk has "cast a pall" over Twitter and that even monetary damages aren't enough to make up for it.

In the filing, Twitter implies that Musk hasn't taken Twitter, its shareholders, or Twitter's threat of legal action seriously.