Bare-ya-cuda
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I bu s I still don’t get the infatuation with elitist. On the news this morning they were live at a funeral watch party in DC and a woman was breaking down and crying like it was her own mother.
Is the Queen Near her End?
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Not gonna lie, I still tear up when I hear the Diana version of "Candle in the Wind". Goodbye England's rose....
But I also cried when Vince Flynn and Michael Crichton died, and when Steel Magnolia Shelby dies, and a number of books have made me cry. I think sometimes we have cry-worthy things going on in our lives but we hold it together....until something fairly meaningless triggers it. So perhaps that woman wasn't really sobbing specifically for the Queen, she was just releasing the pain of something else going on in her life.
I cried when Hooch died.Not gonna lie, I still tear up when I hear the Diana version of "Candle in the Wind". Goodbye England's rose....
But I also cried when Vince Flynn and Michael Crichton died, and when Steel Magnolia Shelby dies, and a number of books have made me cry. I think sometimes we have cry-worthy things going on in our lives but we hold it together....until something fairly meaningless triggers it. So perhaps that woman wasn't really sobbing specifically for the Queen, she was just releasing the pain of something else going on in her life.
Grumpy
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I cried when Old Yeller diedI cried when Hooch died.
I cried when Darth Vader died.
Back to the original question - "Is the queen near her end?"
Wouldn't that depend on if they folded her to fit the casket?
But did you cry when Goose died?
No. I figured he was finally free of having to listen to Tom Cruise.
Not even when Jefferson got machine gunned and still dropped his last grenade on the Nazis trapped in the bomb shelter?What a bunch of wusses. I never cry for anything in a movie.
Or when Mr. Spock fixed the engines saving the Enterprise after Kirk got them shot up for the 458th time?
Or when that selfish Rose ##### let Jack freeze to death rather than sharing the floating door?
Me neither.
GregV814
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NO KYLE!!!!! He has one of those Crown air fresheners you see in the rear window of a Nissan Sentra in Lexington Park....
kwillia
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… and don’t forget those commercials where Morris the cad didn’t get the right brand of cat food!Not gonna lie, I still tear up when I hear the Diana version of "Candle in the Wind". Goodbye England's rose....
But I also cried when Vince Flynn and Michael Crichton died, and when Steel Magnolia Shelby dies, and a number of books have made me cry. I think sometimes we have cry-worthy things going on in our lives but we hold it together....until something fairly meaningless triggers it. So perhaps that woman wasn't really sobbing specifically for the Queen, she was just releasing the pain of something else going on in her life.
Don't forget poor Charlie the Tuna.… and don’t forget this commercials where Morris the cad didn’t get the right brand of cat food!
gemma_rae
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… and don’t forget those commercials where Morris the cad didn’t get the right brand of cat food!