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Originally posted by lifeform11
It is not just the American athletes that cry nor is it just medal winners.
I have seen some cry because they didn't achieve their dreams mostly thanks to the bloody Americans .
Originally posted by lifeform11
It is not just the American athletes that cry nor is it just medal winners.
I have seen some cry because they didn't achieve their dreams mostly thanks to the bloody Americans .
Originally posted by getreadyalready
reply to post by wheels
Why mention American Athletes specifically? All the medalists cry when their anthems are played. A lot of them cry when they lose too.
Have you ever gotten a lump in your throat when watching or experiencing something that touched you deeply? The last time I cried at a movie was at "Friday Night Lights" of all things. I don't know why, but there were several times I got that lump in my throat, and then near the end when Tim McGraw finally tells his son he is proud of him, I finally cried.
For many of these athletes they are young and amateur, and this is the biggest moment of their life!
Originally posted by LadySkadi
reply to post by artistpoet
No - they just cheat and try to throw matches - and then quit.
Originally posted by Pedro4077
I can see why the atheletes cry. Years of training for that one special moment. Total Bliss.
But I don't like it when the fans are crying - saying "We Won" or "We Lost".
Guess What. "We didn't win - The Athelete Won" and you watched.
Originally posted by artistpoet
Can you see this young lass crying..............No Way - She is from the small market town where I live and we don't cry because we are Tough Yorkshire Folk Here
But seriously the whole town celebrated - there are posters saying "Well Done Liz" and flags everywhere - our local paper heralded her as the Pride of our little town