When is the last time you cried?

[Óttar]

From Sunday when Kobe Bryant and his daughter died until about Wednesday, I broke out into sporadic sobbing spells several times that lasted about 10-15 seconds each. There were no great full-on weeping spells, merely facial contortions, tearing up, and some whimpers.

[Richmondbread]

[MissMischief]

Two days ago. It was my father's birthday. But we couldn't celebrate it cause he passed away a few years ago.

[Terminator98]

9 years ago, when my older brother died in traffic accident (some drunk idiot was guilty), he was only 25 years old...

[wisteria]

Maybe three days ago. I’m going through some stuff I don’t want to get into online. I’ve cried more in the last 6 months than I have in years. I used to go months without crying.

[Armenian Bishop]

2003

I cried from this, and the glorious victory, at Vienna, in 1983.

[War Chef]

You'll get more honest answers if you ask what's everyone's height, or penis size than you will this question, especially from the males.

[Daco Celtic]

I never cry, not really my style. I used to have emotions but they fermented into scotch.

Last men standing

[PaleoEuropean]

I cried a few hours ago in sheer happiness as the U.K. has finally become an independant nation. It's an amazing feeling... feeling freedom for the first time feels very sweet.

Loads of threads about the UK and Brexit have been in the lists of top ten trending subjects in lots of nations around the globe over the last few hours on Twitter... especially in Germany, Australia, NZ, and Belgium... but also in the Netherlands, Denmark, Italy, Austria, Poland, Ireland, Canada, Japan, Norway, Sweden, Switzerland, Greece, Portugal.


https://twitter.com/Michael_Heaver/s...90078162128896


https://twitter.com/LeaveEUOfficial/...80439311712262


https://twitter.com/DeanRed123/statu...39588992471040


https://twitter.com/KateStewart22/st...81858488135680


Our flag being taken down from the EU parliament!
https://twitter.com/sajdza/status/1223384083063025664


https://twitter.com/OlgaBagatini/sta...90549136367616


https://twitter.com/blade26514389/st...02155467513856


https://twitter.com/LBC/status/1223397180360351745


https://twitter.com/LBC/status/1223389648631869440


https://twitter.com/SkyNews/status/1223385437768704003

We did it!

Rule Britannia!



Brexit Party politicians singing to a large crowd. Our national hero Nigel Farage sang and gave speeches too.

Nigel has survived a private plane crash. He has endured the most horrendous abuse and death threats. The media have constantly vilified him.

But he never gave up.

Boris may be getting all the plaudits but Nigel is the man we need to thank for saving our country.

A true British hero.



The U.K. is more than just a star on somebody else's flag!

We're still going to have to pay over £1 billion each month to the EU and abide by EU rules until the post Brexit transition period for trade negotiation ends in December 2020. So free movement of people, goods, transport, capital, products, will continue until Dec. 2020 then new UK laws on immigration, world trade, etc, can be implemented at the end of this year after everything is finalised. No more large funding to the EU from the UK after December 2020.

Given the rise of Eurosceptic parties across the EU states, fragile coalition governments across the continent, Germany on the brink of recession, the extra funding the other EU states will now be forced to pay, the future migrants to the EU which the other EU states will have to house and fund, and the financial and economic impact Brexit will have on the other EU states - they have a £92 bn trade surplus with the UK... and the UK can take back the large fishing industry from the EU (80% of the EU fish is stolen from UK fishing waters and is worth over £900 million each year,) the anti-democratic EU dictatorship is in survival mode at the moment.... and more nations will follow given the large protests in other EU states and mass civil unrest in France with firefighters and police now fighting each other, calls for a Frexit, etc.

Liberty truly brings joy to the heart.

[♥ Lily ♥]

Liberty truly brings joy to the heart.

Indeed... and it brought actual tears to my eyes due to the feelings of extreme elation, excitement, and happiness.