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"Broken Halo's" By Chris Stapelton was particularly crushing even without pharmaceuticals.
Do You Cry?
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"Broken Halo's" By Chris Stapelton was particularly crushing even without pharmaceuticals.
Eldritch
is insensitive
:laughing I never had a particularly strong emotional reaction to hallucinogenic narcotics, although mainly I used LSD when I was a kid.
I'll allow it, but only with a good shudder also.
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cheez
Master Of The Darkside
I was expecting a robot movie, not a torture the young boy heartlessly movie. It harshed my vibe, man.
Eldritch
is insensitive
Sure. I think different people respond in different ways. For me, whenever I ate hallucinogenic drugs, I just about always ended up in the same particular graveyard before the moon was out of the sky.
DonTom
Well-known member
If you love doggies and don't mind crying, watch this old movie. Have a lot of hankies around.
Read the comments below where it says:
"I first saw this on The Documentary Channel and pretty much cried through the whole thing"
And I know why. I watched it also. I am crying now just thinking about it. It goes way beyond sad.
So this is a warning, if you dare to watch it.
-Don- Auburn, CA
bootsy
peek-a-boo.....
GAJ
Well-known member
Not much crying at all that I can recall after the age of 10 or so, (1966 when was let out of "prison" at a UK boarding school and came to the magic land of the US).
That changed somewhat but in a weird way.
I loved my parents but didn't really cry at their passing, just a little tearing up.
But putting down cats over the years has me weeping uncontrollably during the whole process and after.
Tear up a bit with some movies.
It's the damned cats that really do it rather than people and I find that quite odd.
That changed somewhat but in a weird way.
I loved my parents but didn't really cry at their passing, just a little tearing up.
But putting down cats over the years has me weeping uncontrollably during the whole process and after.
Tear up a bit with some movies.
It's the damned cats that really do it rather than people and I find that quite odd.
Climber
Well-known member
I haven't cried from physical pain since my single digits, even through the tooth extraction with an abscess that neutralized all of the Novocaine as she broke apart the 4 root molar, and through 4 kidney stones episodes, one that lasted 6 hours.
DonTom
Well-known member
I doubt you will even be able to walk away when you start watching, regardless of its extreme sadness. Notice all its five star ratings.
-Don- Auburn, CA
2strokeYardSale
Moab on my mind
The last time I cried was 36 years ago. But then, I am a Terminator sent from the future.
“He's getting old. I don't count the years. I don't multiply by seven. They bred dogs for everything else, even diving for fish, why didn't they breed them to live longer, to live as long as a man?”
Lefty, Don, maybe don't read the fantastic book The Dog Stars by Peter Heller.
Or maybe do?
wally
good things come in 3s
good book. I cried.
SuperMike
unsexy
Make that +4. I seem to tear up more for happy occasions than sad ones though.
lizard
Well-known member
I like pain. So hence, manzilians give me the chuckles.
I may also allow you to cry when someone dry-fires your never-fired Colt Python.
billswim
Well-known member
Animal cruelty gets to me. I want to cry the. I want to punch someone in the throat.
What really gets my waterworks going is live music in a small venue. It’s so personal. When someone really nails it, fogetaboutit. I know how hard it is to be be good at it and I love music. Someone busting it out with all their heart gives me the feels
What really gets my waterworks going is live music in a small venue. It’s so personal. When someone really nails it, fogetaboutit. I know how hard it is to be be good at it and I love music. Someone busting it out with all their heart gives me the feels