Anticipatory Bhel
@bombayvakeel.bsky.social
Advocate. Living in borrowed time and paying interest on it.
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Christmas with American family: play games, eat, everyone argues a bit, fin
Diwali with Sikh family: food table to be moved because the uncles are betting on which of the 2 cousins wrestling for the right to the last samosa will win while great aunt tells everyone to get out and never return again
Diwali with Sikh family: food table to be moved because the uncles are betting on which of the 2 cousins wrestling for the right to the last samosa will win while great aunt tells everyone to get out and never return again
December 26, 2024 at 11:06 PM
Christmas with American family: play games, eat, everyone argues a bit, fin
Diwali with Sikh family: food table to be moved because the uncles are betting on which of the 2 cousins wrestling for the right to the last samosa will win while great aunt tells everyone to get out and never return again
Diwali with Sikh family: food table to be moved because the uncles are betting on which of the 2 cousins wrestling for the right to the last samosa will win while great aunt tells everyone to get out and never return again
I saw some children put up a nativity scene yesterday where the 7 deadly sins were represented. The picture for sloth was a boy on the toilet staring at his phone. I don't know why those children felt the need to personally attack me like that. But Merry Christmas!
December 25, 2024 at 1:17 AM
I saw some children put up a nativity scene yesterday where the 7 deadly sins were represented. The picture for sloth was a boy on the toilet staring at his phone. I don't know why those children felt the need to personally attack me like that. But Merry Christmas!
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Rashid Khan is an Afghan hero.
And that's apart from the numbers of runs he scores or the wickets he takes.
And that's apart from the numbers of runs he scores or the wickets he takes.
December 4, 2024 at 4:53 PM
Rashid Khan is an Afghan hero.
And that's apart from the numbers of runs he scores or the wickets he takes.
And that's apart from the numbers of runs he scores or the wickets he takes.
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Ten years ago, an anonymous Twitter handle began posting about some of the horrific events of that night, as if it were were being live-tweeted.
I will spare you details, but I will share some links about that night and the aftermath in this thread.
I will spare you details, but I will share some links about that night and the aftermath in this thread.
December 2, 2024 at 7:40 PM
Ten years ago, an anonymous Twitter handle began posting about some of the horrific events of that night, as if it were were being live-tweeted.
I will spare you details, but I will share some links about that night and the aftermath in this thread.
I will spare you details, but I will share some links about that night and the aftermath in this thread.
Sanghism thrives on violence, and they will NEVER stop attacking minorities. Not if Muslims took down every mosque in the country. Anyone who said Muslims must celebrate Ayodhya verdict because it has "brought closure and now we can move forward" were either naive or lying.
November 26, 2024 at 5:25 AM
Sanghism thrives on violence, and they will NEVER stop attacking minorities. Not if Muslims took down every mosque in the country. Anyone who said Muslims must celebrate Ayodhya verdict because it has "brought closure and now we can move forward" were either naive or lying.
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It's ok to feel sad about it. It is genuinely sad. Twitter is where I met my wife, the love of my life and the mother of my children. Now that Twitter is dying, I have no way to contact these three.
As sad as this sounds, leaving Twitter (f*ck Elon's 'X') was emotionally difficult for me.
There I met a community of people who informed, enlightened, and inspired me. There I met people I love.
Thank goodness they are mostly here or moving - but there will also be nostalgia for the old place.
There I met a community of people who informed, enlightened, and inspired me. There I met people I love.
Thank goodness they are mostly here or moving - but there will also be nostalgia for the old place.
Breaking up with your X is freeing
November 25, 2024 at 1:55 AM
It's ok to feel sad about it. It is genuinely sad. Twitter is where I met my wife, the love of my life and the mother of my children. Now that Twitter is dying, I have no way to contact these three.