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Not much here but I was bored and been surfing youtube and game across a Golden retriever memorial video. I am doing everything possible not to start blubbering in front of fellow employees...
"Golden Retriever Memorial Video?" So like, is this about dogs that served in the military or something?
I cried during Wall-E.
But then I cry at the drop of a hat, if anything is even vaguely sentimental.
Regardless of the crying, I give it a 10 out of 10, along with Toy Story.
But then I cry at the drop of a hat, if anything is even vaguely sentimental.
Regardless of the crying, I give it a 10 out of 10, along with Toy Story.
Swift kick in the nads does wonders.
Edited, Sep 19th 2008 8:07pm by paulsol
Edited, Sep 19th 2008 8:07pm by paulsol
"If you have selfish, ignorant citizens, you're gonna get selfish, ignorant leaders". Carlin.
The closing scene of Saving private Ryan and last chapter of Lord of the Rings.
Stupid mawkish sentimental things that I refuse to enumerate here because even mentioning them makes me tear up.
In a time of universal deceit, telling the truth is a revolutionary act.
I cried during an episode of How to Look Good Naked, once. I felt so gay afterward that I had to go pick up a bimbo at a bar, but not have sex with her, because, you know... eew, girls.
The movie "About a Boy," every ******* time Hugh Grant comes out with that guitar. ************* movie. 
Also, Sweet Home Alabama. And no, I can't defend that. In fact, I cry during most romantic comedies. It's like the mind knows it is stupid but the flesh is weak.
Also, Sweet Home Alabama. And no, I can't defend that. In fact, I cry during most romantic comedies. It's like the mind knows it is stupid but the flesh is weak.
Turin wrote:
Seriously, what the f*ck nature?
Baron von tarv wrote:
last chapter of Lord of the Rings.
Ditto. Sooo many scenes evoked so much emotion in that film.
The ending of "It" from Stephen King made me want to tear up. Forgetting stuff is one of my terrors, and forgetting your childhood and some of your best friends (and people who saved your life) just seems so sad!
But I didn't cry, in all truth. I think getting kicked in the balls is probably a sure-fire way, as has been mentioned already in this thread.
But I didn't cry, in all truth. I think getting kicked in the balls is probably a sure-fire way, as has been mentioned already in this thread.
Baron von tarv wrote:
and last chapter of Lord of the Rings.
This.
Also, the final episode of Babylon 5. Again and again. The part where Sheridan and Delenn say their good-byes, and the part where Sheridan asks Lorien wistfully "Can I come back?" when you know he's thinking he wants to go back home to Delenn, and the part where the station explodes, and the part where Delenn sits by herself watching the sunrise. Both the goodbye scene and the explosion have the same musical theme, and even that damn music makes me sob like a baby when I listen to the soundtrack.
Edited, Sep 19th 2008 5:53pm by Ambrya
Last episode of "Big O". "About a Boy" was pretty good... we watched it the other day in English. Aside from that, I don't recall any real movies/videos/books that do it to me.
I cried during the Lion King.
Hell, any time in a movie or a book or a TV show when a kid has to lose a parent, I start to cry.
I'm tearing up right now just thinking about mum and dad.
Hell, any time in a movie or a book or a TV show when a kid has to lose a parent, I start to cry.
I'm tearing up right now just thinking about mum and dad.
paulsol wrote:
Swift kick in the nads does wonders.
What did I ever do to you??
I never cry like a baby. Under the most tragic circumstances a single tear might fall down my cheek while I stare stoically across a wasted landscape.
Also, this routine from the third season of "So You Think You Can Dance." ::sniffle::
Knowing how quickly my children are growing up makes me weepy. I want them to stay small forever. =(
What's bred in the bone will not out of the flesh.
That part in Lord of the Rings where Gandalf died. When I read that for the first time I was young and naive. I had no idea he would come back to life in the second book. I thought he was gone for good. It shattered my young mind and exposed me to the harsh reality of character death.
That was the last time I ever cried. I mean, I read some George R. R. Martin, and there were characters dying left and right. By the end of it I was numbed, like some hollow-eyed war veteran who has seen too much of what lies beyond the veil, who had gazed far into the creatively cruel heart of human savagery. A man who had found the well of regret and fear and who had drunk deep.
Fuck you, Martin. Fuck you.
That was the last time I ever cried. I mean, I read some George R. R. Martin, and there were characters dying left and right. By the end of it I was numbed, like some hollow-eyed war veteran who has seen too much of what lies beyond the veil, who had gazed far into the creatively cruel heart of human savagery. A man who had found the well of regret and fear and who had drunk deep.
Fuck you, Martin. Fuck you.
I cry when I read bridge to Terabithia.
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Tare wrote:
Knowing how quickly my children are growing up makes me weepy. I want them to stay small forever. =(
Condemning them to an endless succession of adoptions and foster homes after you kick the bucket?
Why do you hate your children, Tare?
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Seeing classic, historic, or cool airplanes crash. I wept for weeks when that P-38 crashed down in Tillamook Oregon.
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What makes you cry like a baby?
Anyone who doesn't cry at the ending of Dancer in the Dark has no soul.
When Tasslehoff died.
Can't sleep, clown will eat me.
Aripyanfar wrote:
I cried during Wall-E.
But then I cry at the drop of a hat, if anything is even vaguely sentimental.
Regardless of the crying, I give it a 10 out of 10, along with Toy Story.
But then I cry at the drop of a hat, if anything is even vaguely sentimental.
Regardless of the crying, I give it a 10 out of 10, along with Toy Story.
Wall-E was a wonderful movie. MrKatie and I went to see it the other day. I cried too.
Any sad /smushy film. The Notebook is on tomorrow, I'll be crying buckets at that ><
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