funk-you wrote: » A kick in the nuts? -Funk
zero19 wrote: » The Eurovision (sorry had to be done)
kmart6 wrote: » Tears of joy cause he didn't get in I take it?!;)
Peared wrote: » Saw an old man holding onto a teddy one day
zero19 wrote: » Lol tears because i was forced to watch it :pac:
Cool_CM wrote: » The last episode of band of brothers - "points" Poor Shifty!:(
Peared wrote: » For me its seeing really old people take pleasure in something simple, the way they seem to almost revert back to childhood. Saw an old man holding onto a teddy one day and bawled for about an hour. Also kids being robbed of innocence, on a bad day a little kid being abused in the street by other sh!ts of kids can have me in floods.
dublindude wrote: » People trying their best, but getting it wrong. People who are hurting because they don't think they're good enough. (In combination with trying their best.) Both of these groups of people bring out a very fatherly and kind part of me. Not sure why really.
looptheloop wrote: » When I really want one more drink and the bar is closed..
Affable wrote: » Any examples?
funk-you wrote: » Also when Optimus Prime died. -Funk
jester77 wrote: » ah, one of the joys of not living in Ireland
snyper wrote: » Seeing a dog in pain.
dublindude wrote: » Sure. Here's a really simple silly one. Girls who have clearly made a huge effort to dress up and look pretty, but they've totally gotten it wrong, and look a bit silly. Other girls will be sniggering at them in private. She has tried her best, but made a fool of herself... I dunno. That kind of thing makes me sad. I always make an effort to tell the people I am with, if they are making nasty comments, to cop the **** on. Laughing at people who have tried their best... so mean. EDIT: Re-reading this I can see I'm not making much sense. Sorry!
Cool_CM wrote: » The thought of having to come back to Ireland next year where the drink is expensive and the bar will more often than not be closed
