** Open heart of anyone with anyone..

[Rushabhi]

4 minutes ago, dkbose2 said:

earaina khali ga untte randi va.. taagi siraag 10gi.. oh seskundam 

Mee open heart adugutha. Enni ids ban ayina why do you come back? What attracts you to this db?

[MRI]

[Rushabhi]

3 minutes ago, MRI said:

😃

[dkbose2]

Just now, Rushabhi said:

Mee open heart adugutha. Enni ids ban ayina why do you come back? What attracts you to this db?

sure ask..

//Enni ids ban ayina why do you come back?

as u know db ki run by caste gajji guys.. so ban means some kula gajji guy is hurt by my post.. so if a kulagajji guy is hurt by my post why shud I leave.. I shud feel happy noo 

//What attracts you to this db?

only when I am bored or drunk I am in db.. either it is office or home.. 

[DrBeta]

@Staysafebro ki open heart cheyyi, I will follow

[dkbose2]

Just now, DrBeta said:

@Staysafebro ki open heart cheyyi

I wish I knew more ppl in db man.. mri, staysafebro etc I dont know more about them unfortunately.. 

u can pose q no

[DrBeta]

3 minutes ago, dkbose2 said:

I wish I knew more ppl in db man.. mri, staysafebro etc I dont know more about them unfortunately.. 

u can pose q no

I want to know this, @Staysafebro 

I am  wondering if you have a wife.If you do have a wife, is cooking for you her responsibility? Do you let her work or do you not? Do you think she cannot be smarter than you or earn more than you. Do you see women as baby making machines? 

[dkbose2]

1 minute ago, DrBeta said:

I want to know this, @Staysafebro 

I am  wondering if you have a wife.If you do have a wife, is cooking for you her responsibility? Do you let her work or do you not? Do you think she cannot be smarter than you or earn more than you. Do you see women as baby making machines? 

haha ye post chusi ala feel ayyav 

[Babunuvbtechah]

3 minutes ago, dkbose2 said:

haha ye post chusi ala feel ayyav 

Morning doctor garu oka thread posted where can I find it ? I think aa staysafebro akkada eam ayina picchi ratallu rasi untadu... can some post post that link Mrs. Einstein is genius aney post adhi 

[dkbose2]

1 minute ago, Babunuvbtechah said:

Morning doctor garu oka thread posted where can I find it ? I think aa staysafebro akkada eam ayina picchi ratallu rasi untadu... can some post post that link Mrs. Einstein is genius aney post adhi 

it would be one of these..

http://www.andhrafriends.com/profile/72901-drbeta/?do=content&type=forums_topic&change_section=1

[Babunuvbtechah]

1 hour ago, dkbose2 said:

drunken thought.. estart vuu 

First of all I like ur ID @dkbose2 and that dp make me lol every time 😂😂 keep up the good work ✌️

- itlu, 

@dkbose2 fans association 

[Babunuvbtechah]

1 minute ago, dkbose2 said:

it would be one of these..

http://www.andhrafriends.com/profile/72901-drbeta/?do=content&type=forums_topic&change_section=1

Oh yeah idhe!!! Thank you 

[DrBeta]

3 minutes ago, Babunuvbtechah said:

Morning doctor garu oka thread posted where can I find it ? I think aa staysafebro akkada eam ayina picchi ratallu rasi untadu... can some post post that link Mrs. Einstein is genius aney post adhi 

"I was reading random things on the internet last night and stumbled upon some things about Albert Einstein's wife.

Some people say she was as brilliant as Einstein, if not better. But what happened to her?

We all know and remember Marie Currie right? Why? Because she was the first woman to win a Nobel Prize. The first person and only woman to win it twice and the only person to win a Nobel Prize in two different sciences, physics and chemistry.

What of Mileva Marić-Einstein?

Mileva Marić-Einstein was Albert Einstein's wife. She was the only woman in the Physics department at Zurich Polytechnic when Albert Einstein studied.

In fact, she was the only person to score higher than Einstein in mathematics at the entrance exam. Such was her brilliance.

What was the difference between these two brilliant women? Why did one go down in history as a great scientist with two Nobel Prize and the other as just Albert Einstein's wife?

Their husbands!

Mileva Marić-Einstein got married to Einstein and helped him in writing some of the most profound papers that changed science but Einstein never cited her in his works.

But Maria Curie married Pierre Curie; a gentleman who understood partnership.

When the Nobel Prize committee wrote Pierre Curie in 1903 informing him that he had won the Nobel Prize, Pierre asked if his wife was also going to be honored but he was told only him and Henri Becquerel would be honored.
Pierre wrote the Nobel Prize committee acknowledging the honor but rejecting it if his wife would not be honored.

He said the papers had a heavy input from his wife. The committee budged and Marie Currie became the first woman to win a Nobel Prize.

Albert Einstein on the other hand was too consumed with personal recognition that he didn't even consider to put Maric's name on publications. Such actions would later cause controversy in the scientific world where till today, there are debates on Maric's contributions.

In conclusion, the right marriage will reinforce your legacy. The wrong marriage will diminish it.

Make sure your partner is your partner in the true sense of the word; Someone who recognizes your contributions and will rather turn down a Nobel Prize than be honored without you.
Let me also add that the eldest daughter of Pierre and Marie Curie; Irene Joliot Curie with her husband, Frédéric Joliot became joint winners of the Nobel Prize in Chemistry in 1935; 32 years after Pierre and Marie did it together in 1903. She too married a supportive partner."

(Copied from @DrChiemeziem on Twitter)

[dkbose2]

2 minutes ago, Babunuvbtechah said:

First of all I like ur ID @dkbose2 and that dp make me lol every time 😂😂 keep up the good work ✌️

- itlu, 

@dkbose2 fans association 

aaripoye ID ki velugekkuva.. Idk if u r familiar with samethalu 

[dkbose2]

1 minute ago, DrBeta said:

"I was reading random things on the internet last night and stumbled upon some things about Albert Einstein's wife.

Some people say she was as brilliant as Einstein, if not better. But what happened to her?

We all know and remember Marie Currie right? Why? Because she was the first woman to win a Nobel Prize. The first person and only woman to win it twice and the only person to win a Nobel Prize in two different sciences, physics and chemistry.

What of Mileva Marić-Einstein?

Mileva Marić-Einstein was Albert Einstein's wife. She was the only woman in the Physics department at Zurich Polytechnic when Albert Einstein studied.

In fact, she was the only person to score higher than Einstein in mathematics at the entrance exam. Such was her brilliance.

What was the difference between these two brilliant women? Why did one go down in history as a great scientist with two Nobel Prize and the other as just Albert Einstein's wife?

Their husbands!

Mileva Marić-Einstein got married to Einstein and helped him in writing some of the most profound papers that changed science but Einstein never cited her in his works.

But Maria Curie married Pierre Curie; a gentleman who understood partnership.

When the Nobel Prize committee wrote Pierre Curie in 1903 informing him that he had won the Nobel Prize, Pierre asked if his wife was also going to be honored but he was told only him and Henri Becquerel would be honored.
Pierre wrote the Nobel Prize committee acknowledging the honor but rejecting it if his wife would not be honored.

He said the papers had a heavy input from his wife. The committee budged and Marie Currie became the first woman to win a Nobel Prize.

Albert Einstein on the other hand was too consumed with personal recognition that he didn't even consider to put Maric's name on publications. Such actions would later cause controversy in the scientific world where till today, there are debates on Maric's contributions.

In conclusion, the right marriage will reinforce your legacy. The wrong marriage will diminish it.

Make sure your partner is your partner in the true sense of the word; Someone who recognizes your contributions and will rather turn down a Nobel Prize than be honored without you.
Let me also add that the eldest daughter of Pierre and Marie Curie; Irene Joliot Curie with her husband, Frédéric Joliot became joint winners of the Nobel Prize in Chemistry in 1935; 32 years after Pierre and Marie did it together in 1903. She too married a supportive partner."

(Copied from @DrChiemeziem on Twitter)

lol I remember this thread