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too bad X never realized that his name actually referred to a number and not a letter :D

this X guy is one sad sob

it's all good man :D just busting your chops

effect? as in make you want to throw up in disgust?

:lol: gospel

that alone proves my point, delusion at its best.

see we too can be unpredictable :D

:P silly of me to aska homronal creature

do you cry when someone recounts a story somebody else went through or might have gone through?

not the subject at hand here, we are talking about movies that woudl amke you cry, earlier int he conversation i already exstablished that music has more lacrimal effect as you have to directly relate to your experience. I go into the movie with the a priori this is nothing but fiction and no...

initial point that we dont get? maybe you dont remember what your 'initial' point was :D you started saying that lauging is just like crying, which it isnt as you admit above. A movie as i conceded can get you to feel emotional, but no sane man :D would cry watching a movie, unless it really...

you were bound to graduate one day :P

i was talking about the audience, so yes that is the case for you then :P

el que sabe, sabe ;)

Glad to be schooled every now and then :D though more than anyone here you know how much i dont care to be that specific or explicit.

:agree:

hence the "to that level" part, only through relating do we understand/feel, however i dont cry when someone tells me a story and i dont cry when that story is played out by actors. regardless of the grandeur fo the production or the skill of the actors, i dont get past the fact taht it is not...

completely different, i can still be detached from a movie emotionally and still laugh at it, no movie can get to me on that level as it is nothing but fiction. Music on the other hand hits home as theres more personal relating at play, you directly relate it to your life. Movies will remain...

the circus by charlie chaplin, laughed so hard got a hernia and got all teary