the film stand by me was on yesterday ,, and in the ending scenes ,, the narrator says about the boy who came from the hardest background who nobody thought would do well , well he became a lawyer and was stabbed in the neck and died trying tae break up a fight in a dinner ,,,, i shed a tear at that bit
IF YOU WANT A PICTURE OF THE FUTURE, IMAGINE A BOOT STAMPING ON A HUMAN FACE ---FOREVER !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Markus, a Father of one of the kids at my girls schooldied recently. When one of my daughters talked about it, the other one said she didnt want to think about it, as she thought she d be upset everyday for the rest of her life(her and her sister are 7 1/2) it took a lot to fight back the tears...............
Zitat von maclufcMarkus, a Father of one of the kids at my girls schooldied recently. When one of my daughters talked about it, the other one said she didnt want to think about it, as she thought she d be upset everyday for the rest of her life(her and her sister are 7 1/2) it took a lot to fight back the tears...............
lifes no fair mac
ma youngest was born after a lot of difficulties with miscarrieges , when he hurts himself ,, im off like fountain
IF YOU WANT A PICTURE OF THE FUTURE, IMAGINE A BOOT STAMPING ON A HUMAN FACE ---FOREVER !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
i was in the pub today, thinking about what a twat i was in my younger years(no regrets) and how i have always had mutiple personalities, ie, pisshead,(not very good)fighter, football hoolie,music lover,good samaritan, father, son, Santa and i m glad i settled into the ones that really mattered, it took me a long time though, but i can still have a passion for most of the things i was, and i can still drop a tear when my football team is mentioned, mainly because i ve met some of my best mates because of Leeds Utd, a bond that is stronger than that of lifelong friends....................
Ive never been at a funeral but went to a 'party' remembering th elife of my aunties sister in law. Her husband made a speech and it nearly had me going. I don't even know either of them personally but just coudn't help it.
I WELL UP WHEN MY KIDS DO THEIR PART IN THE SCHOOL PLAY/NATIVITY. at my wedding my daughters were bridesmaids(they were two) when i was saying my vows, i looked over at them and nearly started blubbing it was only holding one of them during the ceremony that stopped the tears(i know, i m gay!)
Zitat von moxeywhen ma granny died 2 year ago and before that when ma other granny died...apart fae that ive nae reason tae start greetin.....
you see? I only remember my Dads mum, i dont remember either of my Grandads as they died when i was very young, if you knew your grandparents you re lucky imo..
Zitat von moxeywhen ma granny died 2 year ago and before that when ma other granny died...apart fae that ive nae reason tae start greetin.....
you see? I only remember my Dads mum, i dont remember either of my Grandads as they died when i was very young, if you knew your grandparents you re lucky imo..
i consider maself very lucky mate.was close tae both ma grannys ..never knew ma grandas...both died afore i was born.....hopefully nae more tears for me for a while....fuckin hell this is cheery for xmas!...lol....
Last time I cried was when I was 17. Mate got killed in a drink drive accident and that was me. Didin't actually cryt until I spoke to my mum and than I was inconsolible for about 5 hours. Still cuts me up to this day.
I'm not really sure of all this pressure, I'm never gonna lose any of my old letters, 'Cause they'll stay with me, Until I can see that I'm no one
Zitat von moxeywhen ma granny died 2 year ago and before that when ma other granny died...apart fae that ive nae reason tae start greetin.....
you see? I only remember my Dads mum, i dont remember either of my Grandads as they died when i was very young, if you knew your grandparents you re lucky imo..
i consider maself very lucky mate.was close tae both ma grannys ..never knew ma grandas...both died afore i was born.....hopefully nae more tears for me for a while....fuckin hell this is cheery for xmas!...lol....
you re only a young lad Al, plenty of time for tears, imagine if you ever tore the tyvec
Every time I take my little one to birminghams Childrens hospital Lifes not fair with what some of the kids go through! Lost my best pal that was hard And this year when I went down to surgery for my back op I was told the risks and i don't think I have ever been more scared in my life
Live life to the full and enjoy, try and help people who havn't got as much as you, you never know what tomorrow will bring!!!!
I don't cry often, as in proper crying, the last time was Mums funeral 31/2 years ago, but I tear-up way too easily. I just can't control it for some reason.
, some little sentimental stuff, remembering lost loved ones, funerals, remembering little things from my 'younger' days, some days when i think what the fuck am i doing. allsorts of little things i suppose, not often but from time to time i can get carried away. big softy i know, but without emotion/passion/reflection etc we'd just be robots, and fuck that, its good to care!
reached for the secret too soon, cried for the moon.
Zitat von maclufci was in the pub today, thinking about what a twat i was in my younger years(no regrets) and how i have always had mutiple personalities, ie, pisshead,(not very good)fighter, football hoolie,music lover,good samaritan, father, son, Santa and i m glad i settled into the ones that really mattered, it took me a long time though, but i can still have a passion for most of the things i was, and i can still drop a tear when my football team is mentioned, mainly because i ve met some of my best mates because of Leeds Utd, a bond that is stronger than that of lifelong friends....................
weve probably all done that mate,but its the good and the bad that make us who we are and if youre happy eventually well it hasnt been a waste. shed a tear every now and then family and friends who have passed away,little things you remember,especially at this time of year. and of course if we lose to the shower down the road
When I hear of mates I grew up with passing away fighting for our country or stories linked to my mam and dad (divorced) can bring a tear on certain occasions.
I'm pretty much as my missus tags me - a heartless bastard. I doubt i have cried over anything since i was a kid. I've lost all my grandparents & my mother, seen my 3 kids being born & haven't shed a tear, but it doesn't make think any less of them, I guess i'm just not a very emotional person.
"If you have friends like mine, raise your glasses. If you don't have friends like mine, raise your standards."
if you show no emotion the ones you raise will follow your lead and i feel that you really need to show a little didnt look at it this way until a few family members died ,espesially my grandad when they dropped him in the hole my dad ominously looked down and i read his mind .changed my view a litle ,scrooge didnt have many m8s !?!?!
<not very often. Last time was when I stumbled across some youtube vid, of soldiers coming home from Irak/Afghan on leave. They would be surprising there families etc.
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and i m glad i settled into the ones that really mattered, it took me a long time though, but i can still have a passion for most of the things i was, and i can still drop a tear when my football team is mentioned, mainly because i ve met some of my best mates because of Leeds Utd, a bond that is stronger than that of lifelong friends....................
it was only holding one of them during the ceremony that stopped the tears(i know, i m gay!
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