When Did You Last Cry?
1I got choked up today while watching TLC's "Perfect Proposal". A young man proposed to his girlfriend while they were at clown college together, and it got me, man.
When Did You Last Cry?
5great topic, brad
let's see...did i cry when i saw _the pianist_? i didn't. i teared up slightly. is that crying? i think the tears have to become tears, that is leave your eye sockets or pool to the point where they must be brushed away.
i almost cried watching ali lose to holmes in his last fight against him--it was on espn classic a couple mos. ago
but again--'almost'
i can't remember is my answer
let's see...did i cry when i saw _the pianist_? i didn't. i teared up slightly. is that crying? i think the tears have to become tears, that is leave your eye sockets or pool to the point where they must be brushed away.
i almost cried watching ali lose to holmes in his last fight against him--it was on espn classic a couple mos. ago
but again--'almost'
i can't remember is my answer
When Did You Last Cry?
6I got myself all teary eyed when i furst saw that last johny cash video. It's not duite as bad as crying to Old Yeller, but it is close. Before that, -never.
-wilson
-wilson
When Did You Last Cry?
7Are you kidding? Give me an episode of the Gilmore Girls (one of the real touching ones focusing on the relationship between Rory and her mom Lorelai) and you have a 35 year old, slightly over weight man blubbering like a baby. A baby, I tell you!
When Did You Last Cry?
8Can someone explain what a Clown College actually is to me, please? It sounds like a euphemism. 
When Did You Last Cry?
9I've been needing a good cry lately, but I haven't had it. I nearly lost it last night; I'll try to make it happen in the next week or so. I will not keep you posted.
A friend at work broke up with his fiance, a woman he'd been seeing for six years, a couple weeks ago. I talked to him the day after it happened, and he was unhappy. Not crying, but unhappy. The first few days of the next week he seemed a little down... but not anymore. He's back to normal now.
I don't understand it. I'd be blubbering all day long, for weeks if not months. Not that it's better or healthier that way, it's just the way it would be for me. My friend reminds me of Steve Martin's butler in The Jerk, a few minutes after his wife was executed for screwing up the biscuits or whatever: "feeling much better now, sir! One can't mourn forever, you know!"
I nearly cried a few weeks ago during a heated discussion with my boss - actually, we both nearly cried, which made it much harder to keep it together.
I cried real tears at the end of Lockup, when Sylvester Stallone got out of prison and hugged his girlfriend. I'm sure I'd do it again, given the chance. Most recently though, Seabiscuit.
A friend at work broke up with his fiance, a woman he'd been seeing for six years, a couple weeks ago. I talked to him the day after it happened, and he was unhappy. Not crying, but unhappy. The first few days of the next week he seemed a little down... but not anymore. He's back to normal now.
I don't understand it. I'd be blubbering all day long, for weeks if not months. Not that it's better or healthier that way, it's just the way it would be for me. My friend reminds me of Steve Martin's butler in The Jerk, a few minutes after his wife was executed for screwing up the biscuits or whatever: "feeling much better now, sir! One can't mourn forever, you know!"
I nearly cried a few weeks ago during a heated discussion with my boss - actually, we both nearly cried, which made it much harder to keep it together.
I cried real tears at the end of Lockup, when Sylvester Stallone got out of prison and hugged his girlfriend. I'm sure I'd do it again, given the chance. Most recently though, Seabiscuit.