71 replies to this topic

[Chad Sexington]

Now I cant get the horrible image of a dry faced Lawson, wailing like a pathetic bitch, out of my head.

[bighusref]

Just when you thought Shaun couldn't amp up the funny!

I am a big sap and always greet. I know it's against the OP, but I cried from the penalty to full time on 19 May. To the extent I missed McGowan's goal. So, I'm a big softy, but lovable with it.

[The_razors_edge]

When my beautiful daughter was born. That was about 2 and a bit years ago. I fully expect more in January when my 2nd comes along

[Dan Saaf]

Just got to the end of this thread and my eyes are bleeding, does that count ?

[Radio Ga Ga]

When my wife lost our first baby she was carrying I was distraught, had good wee bubble to myself with tears of joy when my son was born.

[MalkyMcFrench]

Kyle Falconer, on 04 August 2012 - 12:14 AM, said:

When Michael died on Prison Break.

I'm a bit like AP. Emotionally crippled when anything happens to me but the slightest wee sad scene on the Liza and I'm blubbing like a North Korean singing the national anthem.

Dick, I missed this first time round and I'm catching up on Netflix

Just cried there at the thought of hope lost

I only properly greet at funerals but I'm a big pussy when it comes to the end of Man on Fire that gets me every bloody time



"CREASY!!!"

Edited by MalkyMcFrench, 04 August 2012 - 08:02 AM.

[Coco]

Every time



The Sunday school captions and the Steve Wright's sunday love songs tune just help the sobbing along

[Jezza]

Cried like mad last Sunday.  The GF went are you ok and I broke down, defo needed it like.  Probably cry tonight after a day on the bevy too but it doesn't count when pissed.

[Morph]

I'm quite an emotionless person so hardly ever get sad, angry etc  

Bar being like >10 i think i've only properly greet when family members die.

When i was at my grandmas funeral i was holding it together pretty well then fecking you raise me up by westlife came on (her favourite band) and that was me away.  

Trust her to like the tear jerker bands

[Buffalo Bill]

The birth of my daughter in 2007.


She was born at a quarter to midnight, but the next morning, I cried driving round the bypass going to see her in hospital.


In fact it got so bad, I had to pull in at Dreghorn and buy myself a Ginster's Pasty.


And May 3rd-4th 1986.

[rossthejambo]

This threads strangely funny

Last time I cried was my gran's funeral, had done quite well I thought when she died and all the time leading up to it but soon as I stepped foot in the chapel bit I was away.

I do have a tendency to get a bit emotional at other relatively normal things, stuff on the telly sets me off

I don't seem to do tears of happiness though.

[LeylandJambo]

Last time I properly cried would have to be when we found out my daughter had cerebral palsy & would be wheelchair bound.

[ForresterJambo]

I used to cry all the time when I was a bairn. A greeting faced wee shite, you could say.

Then I went to high school and decided that I wouldn't cry about anything, ever. So I emotionally crippled myself for about 11 years.

Then a couple of years ago I was having a very heated, drunken, argument with the ex-bursd and it just started flowing out of me.

Since then it's like I've opened a gate. I've probably cried on average once every three months since.

Last time was a couple of weeks ago when I felt guilty because I was a moody dick to the new bursd. Fair enough I was entitled to feel bad, don't know how tears appeared though.

Probably something wrong with me.

[skene11]

I cried a few times watching Dexter. Don't want to ruin it for some people so scroll down now if you haven't caught up...



The bit when he finds Rita.

Devastating.

Edited by skene11, 04 August 2012 - 11:26 AM.

[Tommy Wiseau]

shaun.lawson, on 04 August 2012 - 06:08 AM, said:

A lot has happened since Christmas, Thomas - or even over the last couple of months. Namely, that your whole faux arrogance shtick is becoming a little tired. You're in need of new material if you're to recapture the crown, I feel.  

These horrible lies from you now mean I have to change my answer for the thread topic from "the emotional climax of It's A Wonderful Life on Christmas Day Real Steel with Hugh Jackman and his estranged son" to "3 minutes ago".

I don't know why you would lie like this

[Marvin]

I'm too embarrassed to confess

[Bill Paxton]

Pinhead, on 04 August 2012 - 12:30 PM, said:

I'm too embarrassed to confess

You had a CRANK, didn't you?

[Bert Le Clos]

I remember having a proper screaming, snotty-nosed, eyes streaming tantrum when I was about 8 because my Gran bought me a Power Rangers lunchbox instead of a Transformers one.

Fully justified IMO.

Edited by Bert Le Clos, 04 August 2012 - 01:26 PM.

[Robert Kelso M.D.]

MalkyMcFrench, on 04 August 2012 - 07:58 AM, said:

Dick, I missed this first time round and I'm catching up on Netflix

Just cried there at the thought of hope lost

I only properly greet at funerals but I'm a big pussy when it comes to the end of Man on Fire that gets me every bloody time



"CREASY!!!"

Shite, sorry Malky

[Marvin]

Captain Oates, on 04 August 2012 - 01:17 PM, said:

You had a CRANK, didn't you?

Worse

[jonesy]

At full time on 19th May, this year. Couldn't help it. I'd resigned a decent job to make it to the game. It was all worth it.

[Tommy Devito]

I was in floods of tears a few weeks ago on the peev and that , dont know why just had a long week up at stupid oclock in the morning every day was tired and a bit emotional , i must have been feeling sorry for myself or something and started thinking about certain circumstances and lo behold i was weeping like a banshee but done it when everyone had gone to bed  , real men dont cry in front of the women folk  and all that .