Thread: Silliness Have you ever cried at a book or movie?
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Old 03-04-2010, 05:25 AM   #44
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Originally Posted by NormHart View Post
As I get older I find myself crying more often and easier.

(I'd ask pshrynk about it but I've spent the $300 on chocolate and ebooks.)

Now I find myself crying, not only during movies and whilst reading books, but while watching commercials on TV and reading posts here at MR.
Ahh, I can blame it on age then. Seems more and more makes me cry. Especially reading my bank book after being out of work for so long. Movies it depends - apart from 'From here to Eternity' that gets me everytime at the same scenes. Movies with animals get me too so I avoid them. Books depend usually, but have been known to water me up too.

And my money is on the kitty, not the hyena
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