Near Death Experience

[NinduChandurudu]

5 minutes ago, Heroin said:

Hehehe ma family ni lion tharmutunatu

oho..konni dreams repeated ga vastai chala mandiki.

[Quickgun_murugan]

1 hour ago, cyndrilla said:

Narasimha swamy ki emina mokkukoni teerchaledemo

aa candidate turk or devudi bidda aithey?

[cyndrilla]

2 minutes ago, Quickgun_murugan said:

aa candidate turk or devudi bidda aithey?

[BostonBullodu]

36 minutes ago, cyndrilla said:

Ya I carry inhaler with me all the time..

I had taken chepa mandu too when I was a kid

how many times did you take chepa mandu as a kid.. 

any way to avoid inhaler ?? 

[Quickgun_murugan]

1 minute ago, cyndrilla said:

   

[littlestar]

2 times. Johnny and Shakti movies chusinappudu

[cyndrilla]

32 minutes ago, BostonBullodu said:

how many times did you take chepa mandu as a kid.. 

any way to avoid inhaler ?? 

Once..tarvatha adhi fake ani evo debates ayyayi..I should practice paranayamam and watch out for food allergies I guess

[GeorgeReddy]

“Until a few years ago I still had a flip phone phone. One day I got a random call asking for some girl named Sarah. I told them they had the wrong number and they hung up. For the next few months, I would get these calls asking for Sarah about once or twice a week, coming from different number and different sounding people. Sometimes these calls came at three in the morning. One day I got a call and, like usual, I said I didn’t know Sarah. After they hung up I went to my contacts and hit redial; the answering machine said that number did not exist. I went back through my call history trying to call some other people that had called me with the same result, a machine telling me the number did not exist. Every time I would get these calls I would redial the number and still got the machine. I googled the numbers but all I learned was that were coming from North Dakota, Montana, basically everywhere in the Midwest. The next time I got a call asking for Sarah, I said, ‘Oh yeah, she is right here’ and the other person on the other end said ‘No she isn’t’ and hung up. Things started getting weird when I started getting calls from ‘unknown’ numbers calling me. Whoever or whatever on the other end hung up the second I said hello. Once I got a call where they didn’t hang up after I said ‘hello’ and I could hear someone was on the other end just listening but they didn’t say anything, just something really uneasy about it.”

[tywinn_lannister]

I experienced death in my dream. After death I witnessed the soul seperating from the body..

[BostonBullodu]

9 minutes ago, cyndrilla said:

Once..tarvatha adhi fake ani evo debates ayyayi..I should practice paranayamam and watch out for food allergies I guess

that is ain't fake though... do you know symptoms of asthma or reason behind getting it... 

[NinduChandurudu]

7 minutes ago, GeorgeReddy said:

“Until a few years ago I still had a flip phone phone. One day I got a random call asking for some girl named Sarah. I told them they had the wrong number and they hung up. For the next few months, I would get these calls asking for Sarah about once or twice a week, coming from different number and different sounding people. Sometimes these calls came at three in the morning. One day I got a call and, like usual, I said I didn’t know Sarah. After they hung up I went to my contacts and hit redial; the answering machine said that number did not exist. I went back through my call history trying to call some other people that had called me with the same result, a machine telling me the number did not exist. Every time I would get these calls I would redial the number and still got the machine. I googled the numbers but all I learned was that were coming from North Dakota, Montana, basically everywhere in the Midwest. The next time I got a call asking for Sarah, I said, ‘Oh yeah, she is right here’ and the other person on the other end said ‘No she isn’t’ and hung up. Things started getting weird when I started getting calls from ‘unknown’ numbers calling me. Whoever or whatever on the other end hung up the second I said hello. Once I got a call where they didn’t hang up after I said ‘hello’ and I could hear someone was on the other end just listening but they didn’t say anything, just something really uneasy about it.”

rey bhayam estondi ra

[cyndrilla]

8 minutes ago, BostonBullodu said:

that is ain't fake though... do you know symptoms of asthma or reason behind getting it... 

Wheezing, cough are the symptoms..usually subside after 15 to 20 mins..reason ante heridity

[GeorgeReddy]

So, this is a story for which I was very young. It a few years after I was born, so I don't remember a whole lot; only bits and pieces. I'd say that I was five or six years old. My parents filled in the gaps for me, so I'm going to tell the whole version of the story, both my parts and theirs.
We were living in an old farm house at the time. My parents were poor, so they rented from a landlord that owned a few small properties in the area.
My dad worked in the steel mill on the midnight shift, so he worked some odd hours. This is relevant, because it might be the only reason that we are still alive and that I'm able to write this story today.
CRASH! "Help! Help! He's going to rape me. HELP ME!"
We jolted out of bed in and were fully awake in an instant. I was sleeping in bed with my parents at the time because I had been having awful night terrors.
My dad, who had just been switched from the midnight shift to days, jumped out of bed and cautiously made his way down the stairs;grabbing a stoking pick from the fireplace in the living room.
He got to the door when he heard it again, "HELP! Oh my God, he's coming. " The woman's voice on the other side of the door began sobbing hysterically.
"We have to help her, open the door!" said my mother.
Mom is an inherently good woman, who always goes out of her way to help people every single day of her life.
She reached for the deadbolt, but my dad stopped her.
He shot her a look and said cautiously through the door, "What's going on? Who's after you and where is he?
The voice through the door responded, "I just need to get in before he gets here. PLEASE. PLEASE".
More sobs.
My father turned on the porch light and said " Stay up on the porch with your back against the door." He then opened the deadbolt, but not the chain lock. He slipped a brick that we used as a door stop through the crack.
"Take this, and use it to defend yourself if you need it. I'll be right on the other side of this door, and if he comes after you, I'll come out and help. In the meantime, I'm calling the police, they'll be here soon."
This is when the woman started to absolutely lose her mind. She began slamming he whole body into the door with a mindless fury. "WHAT THE IS WRONG WITH YOU. LET ME IN THIS GODDAMN HOUSE RIGHT NOW. WHAT KIND OF *** PEOPLE ARE YOU??" My dad forced the door shut and clicked the deadbolt home again.
He immediately called the police and they came within 10 minutes.
When they arrived, the woman was simply gone. The doorstop brick was sitting on one of the porch steps.
My parents gave a description of the events and the woman as best they could. We tried our best to get to sleep in the following nights, but mom and dad checked all of the locks and windows several times throughout the night.
I don't remember understanding what happened, but I remember thinking that my parents were acting strange and wondering why they didn't help this woman. I thought that the man snuck up and got her while we were calling the police.
A few days later, we found out that the police had been called for a similar situation. My dad's brother in law worked in law enforcement, and told us that this time, the police had happened to have a car down the street and arrived without lights and sirens.
The officers saw the woman that my parents had described at the front door on top of the porch. When they began walking, a man dashed out of the bushes from the side of the porch. They chased him down pretty quickly and recovered a long kitchen knife from the bushes where he had been hiding.
The man and the woman had been working together to try to gain entry to houses. The police surmised that the woman would get people to open the door and let her in, and then let her partner in. God only knows what he would have done once he got inside.
Once I heard this story and put it together with my memories of the event, it sent chills down my spine. Imagine what would have happened if my dad had been working the midnight shift, or if he had been asleep! He grew up in a very bad neighborhood, Gary, IN, so he was always overly cautious about people around him. Usually it was mildly irritating, but this time it may have saved our lives.

[GeorgeReddy]

14 minutes ago, NinduChandurudu said:

rey bhayam estondi ra

[Babu_Moshai]

2 hours ago, cyndrilla said:

adhe..aa time lo how you felt..nakithe brain ki oxygen supply decline avthundhi ani telsindhi..naku baga ishtam aina valla faces flash la gurthuku ochay..

I was so scared..ilaa how you felt exactly..adhi aduguthunna

ehey tokkalo swimming pool key antunnav... poni kindaki vellina scope for your friends to dive in and recover you is very easy.

Nenu okati aakathayi thanam valla atlantic lo padda...10 mins ginjukunna kottukunna evadu em cheyyalekapoyadu.... but Samudrudu nannu karuninchi oka ala to alaa kottadu... nenu bayata padda