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Husband: Tired of work & routine pressure.
Doctor: What is your job, sir?
Husband: An accountant in a bank.
Doctor: What is your wife's job?
Husband: Don't work just as a housewife.
Doctor: Who wakes you up and your children and makes breakfast for you and them in the morning?
Husband: My wife because she's not working.
Doctor: When does your wife wake up and when do you wake up in the morning?
Husband: My wife is at 5 in the morning and I am at 7 because she is getting the kids ready for school and making us breakfast.
Doctor: Who drives your kids to school?
Husband: My wife, she's not working.
Doctor: What does your wife do after dropping the children to school? And what do you do?
Husband: Returns and prepares lunch, washes clothes and tidy up the house
And she waits for the return of her children, she is jobless and does not work... And I go to work till 3 pm.
Doctor: In the evening when you come back from work, what do you do sir? And what does your wife do ??
Husband: Take a rest after lunch after a hard day's work.
My wife: recalls with the children their daily chores and then wakes me up to have tea together.
Doctor: What do you do next and what does your wife do in the evening ??
Husband: I browse newspapers, watch TV, and world news. My wife makes dinner for me and the kids then she does the dishes cleans the house and gets the kids ready for bed.
Right now, Who needs a psychiatrist
You or her sir? And who needs relief from work pressure you or her sir?
Is the wife's daily routine from early morning till late night called 'not working'?
And without a job.. Then you complain about work pressure...
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பக்குவம் - காயப்படுத்தாமல் கடந்து செல்லுதல்! ✨
காயப்படுத்தியவர்களை காயப்படுத்த வாய்ப்பிருந்தும்... 😔
காயப்படுத்தாமல் கடந்து செல்வதே பக்குவம்! 💯
ஏனெனில்...
பழிவாங்குதல் உன்னை அவர்களில் ஒருவனாக்கும்! 😈
கடந்து செல்லுதல் உனக்கு நிரந்தர நிம்மதியைத் தரும்! 😌
உன் அமைதிதான் உன் பெரிய வெற்றி! 🏆
வலிகளை மன்னிப்பதே மனசுக்கு நல்லது! ❤️🩹
பழிவாங்குற எண்ணம் உன்னையும் எரிச்சிடும்! 🔥
உன் சந்தோஷம் தான் முக்கியம்! 😊
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« Last post by MysteRy on Today at 08:51:13 AM »
— Nikola Tesla
🎩 He was called a dreamer. A madman. A fantasist. But history proved otherwise. Nikola Tesla, the visionary inventor behind alternating current and countless futuristic ideas, saw the universe differently — not just through formulas, but through the boundless power of thought.
⚡ Tesla believed that “even the tiniest action of a creature changes the entire Universe.” He saw the mind as an instrument tuned to cosmic knowledge — a receiver of wisdom from a source greater than ourselves.
🧠 "My brain is only a receiver. In the Universe, there is a core from which we obtain knowledge, strength, and inspiration."
He imagined, tested, and perfected inventions — all in his mind — long before they were ever built. He taught us that reality can be shaped by focus, will, and imagination.
💬 Tesla’s words inspire us to push beyond limitations, to trust our inner vision, and to understand that even death is “perhaps not the end.”
He once said: “The world is immersed in a vast ocean of energy. Our mission is to extract it.”
🔥 This is a reminder that brilliance often lives in solitude, and that our imagination, when nurtured with discipline, can literally power the future.
In Tesla’s own words:
"The day science begins to study non-physical phenomena, it will make more progress in one decade than in all the previous centuries of its existence."
💡 Let his thoughts remind you today:
You are capable of more than you believe.
Even the wind against you might just help you fly.
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« Last post by MysteRy on Today at 08:48:35 AM »
But still, we built Japan’s first camera — piece by piece, with trembling hands."
— Takeshi Mitarai, Co-Founder of Canon 📷🛠️
It was 1933. Japan was just emerging from a deep economic crisis.
I was a gynecologist, not an engineer.
But together with a group of dreamers, we set out to build something unthinkable: a high-precision Japanese camera, at a time when only German ones existed.
Nobody believed in us.
We worked in a tiny borrowed room in Tokyo — no budget, no real equipment.
We used recycled parts, defective lenses, and handmade tools.
Most of the time, what we built didn’t work.
But we never stopped. 🔩📉
In 1934, we launched our first camera: the Kwanon.
It was imperfect, expensive to produce, and no one knew our name.
A single soldering flaw once ruined an entire production batch —
we were nearly bankrupt.
But with every mistake, we learned.
And then came something worse: the war.
Bombings destroyed part of our team and workshop.
We hid.
We kept designing — sometimes in silence, among ruins. 🏚️💥
After the war, Japan was devastated.
But Canon survived.
We rebuilt from scratch.
We formed new alliances, improved our lenses, and slowly earned the world’s respect.
One day, our cameras were in the hands of journalists, artists — even peacekeepers.
We didn’t copy.
We created.
We adapted. We endured.
Canon was born from pain, pride, and a desire to prove that Japan could lead in technology too.
Today, every camera click carries the memory of a nation that refused to give up —
and of a few “fools” who believed when no one else did. 🌏📸
“When you build with trembling hands but a steady heart…
there’s no lens that can’t capture your strength.”
— Takeshi Mitarai
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