miten patel

[miten patel @mike202022020]

@micsolana Same podcast feed?

[miten patel @mike202022020]

@bdomenech @EWErickson Add yet John Cornyn with 100 million spent in the primaries could not beat Paxton.

[Dean W. Ball @deanwball]

i doubt anyone cares but here are my most listened to podcasts so far this year. many of the hosts of these shows follow me and you should know I think you’re awesome, even if we have never met or spoken.

[miten patel @mike202022020]

@baseballcrank Jon Coreyn spent 100 million in the primary to lose by 30 points.

[miten patel @mike202022020]

@AceyRothstein No, he visited "https://t.co/5oEVuUI9TW" the porn site. https://t.co/RIfsb0c5cx

[miten patel @mike202022020]

@redsteeze Are we sure it was “https://t.co/ukpFmlIAN7” and not “White https://t.co/TeGrp8AeuF” is other site?

[miten patel @mike202022020]

@FreddyLA7 cool

[Freddy🇩🇪 @FreddyLA7]

It’s been about a month since we got back home, and I’ve finally finished putting all our photos and videos from the trip into one big video.

It was pretty hard to capture everything we experienced just through tweets, so I think this video is a much better way to show everything that went on.

It has everything in it, our phone call with the ISS, all the adventures we had with locals, and all the other crazy stuff that happened along the way. About 99% of the footage in this video is something we haven’t posted before.

Unfortunately, I can’t upload it directly to Twitter because it’s filled with copyrighted music. We obviously can’t monetize it on YouTube either because of that, but if you could leave a like and subscribe, that would really help us out.

For our next trip this fall, we’re planning to make YT videos on the exciting days, especially things like college gamedays, so it’s definitely worth subscribing:)

Here’s the video:
https://t.co/LFeppkeLmv

[Katie Robertson @katie_robertson]

News: An Alabama jury says The New York Times defamed former college basketball player Kai Spears in a 2023 article, awards $9.25 million in damages -- full story to come https://t.co/0PEzNGuuM8

[miten patel @mike202022020]

@KurtSchlichter Whatever happened to his wife?

[miten patel @mike202022020]

@atlbell929 I didn't know Jack Black was good with ribs.

[miten patel @mike202022020]

@caesar_pounce @flapprdotnet We are bringing back the "whale tail."

[miten patel @mike202022020]

@realsashastone A professor at @YaleLawSch

[2001 Live @25YearsAgoLive]

Action star Jackie Chan tells the media that his new action-comedy film “Nosebleed,” which is about a window washer at the World Trade Center who stops a terrorist attack, is set to begin filming on location on Tuesday, September 11.

[Community Notes & Violations @CNviolations]

We all had a dream like this

[Just Another Pod Guy @TMTLongShort]

It is imperative that labs fully destroy whatever data moats Bloomberg still has before it goes public because I can guarantee you every dollar of proceeds is going to go to the most insufferable climate change non-profits imaginable.

[The New Yorker @NewYorker]

In 1989, a group of Soviet scientists was summoned to a secluded village on Moscow’s periphery, to discuss a pioneering technique for mass murder. Experiments had begun to demonstrate the viability of a bioweapon of mass destruction, a pathogen genetically engineered to spread within hours, to kill within days, and to resist all existing treatment. Much of the work was carried out in a facility called Vector, which had live samples of Ebola, smallpox, Marburg, and other viruses. In 2019, there was an explosion at Vector.

A new book takes up this history, beginning with another fire at Vector. It quickly devolves into a prediction of mass extinction—a “scenario” in which all of humanity is wiped out by a man-made biological weapon. It combines strains of investigative reporting, drawn from both historical archives and contemporary sources, and strains of reality-adjacent but speculative fiction. Its author, Annie Jacobsen, writes that the “scenario builds on science fact, not science fiction.” Gideon Lewis-Kraus considers Jacobsen’s book, and the tension between accelerationist doomers and optimists: https://t.co/ukS6XamNOl

[Nasty | @NastFatunla]

Jim Carrey playing Don Rickles at the United Nations is wild. I would simply crawl under my chair watching him target diplomats like that.

Jim Carrey as Don Rickles: And you are an Israeli, pardon me, I didn't recognize you without the gas mask.

Jim Carrey as Don Rickles: Look at the Polish guy, he's putting on headphones, he thinks we're going to show a movie.

Jim Carrey as Don Rickles: Why can't you be more like the Irish guy? Always quiet and happy. Watch me wipe the smile off his face. Last call.

Insulting world leaders face to face is something else.😩😩😁😂

[Joe Rogan Podcast News @joeroganhq]

Throwback to when Joe Rogan lost it after Michael Malice called Kamala Harris a "retard" on the show.

[Max Weinbach @mweinbach]

Gonna try these out ended up buying a pair