ok I cried

I just seen the newest primer of friends where they had the names flash and show the old clips it was touching i mean this is a show that I watched from the start. I know Im a sap Izzy

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Izzy! I did the same thing! *Sniff* They did a good job!

Oh and "Hi!" by the way. I've been reading the news group for a long time, heh. :)

Just thought if anyone would want to know what the new clips were. I would want to know.

They featured new video clips.

The first one showed Joey and Rachel kissing in Rachel's hotel room. Joey is excited and saying, "I can't believe it! I'm kissing Rachel!" Rachel responds, "I know! I'm her!"

Another clip shows Joey and Rachel grabbing each other into an embrace in their apartment and Ross walks in on them, shocked, and they stare at him, shocked too.

ANOTHER clip, shows Chandler and Monica sitting on the couch in Central Perk looking through brochures for adopting. Monica states how the adoption process sounds really complicated, which isn't a good sign for that path! Phoebe picks up a brochure and points to the baby on the cover of it, telling them they should adopt the brochure baby! :)

I believe that was it. Sounds like it verifies some of the spoilers out there. I was surprised they showed a preview for them. I know they usually do, but I would think they would keep the first few secret heh.

It's funny to see how Rachel's hair was so dark, and she wasn't that tan last season, now in the new clips she looks orange with highlighted blonde hair.

~Bridget

"Izzy" wrote in message news:[email]...

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On Thu, 11 Sep 2003 19:39:36 -0700, "Izzy" wrote:

No, your a female, it's biological for you females cry at such things, males don't.

B***S***.....real men DO cry!
~~~
Kathy

"Christopher" wrote in message news:[email]...

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On Fri, 12 Sep 2003 12:19:55 -0400, "Kathy" wrote:

In American, not in my neck of the woods in my country they don't as nothing looks more patheic then a grown man crying like a baby.

Geeze, Louise.....get outta that macho man crapola mindset you have and show some genuine human feelings for a change. That archaic "men don't cry" nonsense don't fly these days -- regardless of geography! ~~~ Kathy

"Christopher" wrote in message news:[email]...

flash

watched

LOL you guys are so funny hehehehehehehehahahahah izzy

"Kathy" wrote in message news:[email]...

show

things,

On Fri, 12 Sep 2003 16:49:29 -0700, "Izzy" wrote:

As are American women.

On Fri, 12 Sep 2003 16:41:00 -0400, "Kathy" wrote:

We feel sorrow but choose not to show it as our women do all the crying for us.

Two nations divided by an attitude to emotion. But then Americans of late have always been over emotional.

American men are brave enough and secure enough in their masculinity that if they cry, they're not worried about someone thinking they are wussies. ~~~ Kathy

"Christopher" wrote in message news:[email]...

show

things,

Um why do we have to group them all together. I know many American men who are too matcho or insecure w/ expressing their feelings to allow a tear to drop just as I know too many who blubber like babies over stupid stuff. I have also know a few men of other ethnic origens who were not afraid to express emotion.

Lets not lump decisions & upbringings of some men (or women) with all. This is how sterotyping happens. I PLBBT!!! on all of you *because I am secure enough to do so*

:-)

Kukie

"ImKukie" schreef in bericht news:bjve24$nilat$[email]...

This

I couldnt agree more, with you kukie

*because i am a secure ducthman ;-)*

"Michiel" wrote in message news:3f66f787$0$27032$[email]...

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Someone who uses duct tape?

"Erich Wise" wrote in message news:SFZob.23889$[email]...

Wow, you don't do anything except make sexual comments about Friends cast members and point out people's typos.

*killfiles*

On Sat, 13 Sep 2003 11:31:20 -0400, "Kathy" wrote:

Till they go on Oprah that is or have Dr Phil do a number on them.

that if

That's right! and don't forget that it's good to cry because "it lets the BOOH OOHS Out" �!!!!!!!!!!!

MARION

Er...anyone crying looks pathetic. It's part of the definition of the word!

Brad

On Sun, 14 Sep 2003 18:46:35 +0000 (UTC), [email] (Brad Filippone) wrote:

No, women are expected to cry, its in their nature as women are more emotional then men.

Reasonable people know that EVERYONE cries sometimes, with very rare exceptions.

As for women being more emotional than men, that's a fallacy.

Brad

On Mon, 15 Sep 2003 17:25:20 +0000 (UTC), [email] (Brad Filippone) wrote:

Well I can't remember the last time I cried.

If a woman gets upset she gets all weepy, men don't.

"Christopher" wrote in message news:[email]...

Crying involves human emotions -- you have none of those.

When I get upset, I get mad. I don't cry unless it's warranted. Real men DO cry and any man who says otherwise is in serious denial. I wouldn't have a man who could not express emotion -- both happy and sad. ~~~ Kathy

On Mon, 15 Sep 2003 16:32:08 -0400, "Kathy" wrote:

Ah but 'human emotions' is a very broad church.

A mad woman eh.

There you go, being a female.

But would he have you?

"Christopher" wrote in message news:[email]...

He sure would! He married me! ~~~ Kathy

On Tue, 16 Sep 2003 06:54:53 -0400, "Kathy" wrote:

Poor chap, married to a woman who becomes a mad woman if she can't get her own way and then turns all weepy. Just as well he isn't me, we'd be long divorced by now. You got any kids?

Chrissie, I have two grown sons, 24 and 29. BTW, I don't get mad at my husband nor do I get mad when I don't get my way. I only get mad when people (like you) piss me off. Yes, indeedy....it is just as well it wasn't you because you wouldn't have to divorce me -- I would've killed you for being such a pansy boy! ~~~ Kathy

On Tue, 16 Sep 2003 17:27:12 -0400, "Kathy" wrote:

Cool.

;-)

You'd have tried sweetie.

When guys are upset (at least me and about 2,000 fellow males I know), we drink alcohol, punch or kick something, or fight. Sometimes, all of the above. I think it's fun!! I'm not about the Backstreet Boy wimp mentality, I'm all about the Phil Alsemo (of pantera) kick some ass, then take names mentality.

James Kilbane wrote:

Hmph! I'll be he's cried a few times! Don't get it twisted.

Christopher wrote:

Guess you've never heard of a "mama's boy" then. They tend to be a bit more emotional, but HEAVEN FORBID someone were to call YOU that, you alien with no feelings!

It's ok for a guy to cry if they get kicked or hit in the balls. Hell, when I see a dude get kicked in the junk, I feel like I wanna cry too (but I don't). Oh, and when I hear these words "Lorena Bobbit," I get frightened.

But, crying at a movie, tv show, etc., is just pathetic. And "tears of joy"? WTF is that? lame...

Christopher wrote:

What? You're not human?????

LadySycamore, you've hit the soulless nail right on the soulless head!!! Chrissie is an unfeeling, uncaring, dead inside sarcophagus. Just like all British men.....stiff upper lip, right? Hmmm, that's probably the ONLY thing about him that gets stiff! (hehehehe) ~~~ Kathy

"LadySycamore" wrote in message news:_7Gab.38823$[email]...

On Fri, 19 Sep 2003 13:19:30 -0400, "Kathy" wrote:

So says Kathy of the United States of Arrogance, married to a lard arsed American man, who when he wants sex looks like a wardrobe with the key in the lock. ;-)

Kathy wrote:

Dayum, LMAO! Good one!

On Fri, 19 Sep 2003 16:27:38 GMT, LadySycamore wrote:

Your new, welcome to alt.tv.friends.

Christopher wrote:

Not hardly hon. I just don't check in every damn day.

"Christopher" wrote in message news:[email]...

Is that a sentence in English or just a bunch of words thrown together?

flash

watched

Some do. :(

Brad

On Sun, 14 Sep 2003 18:45:37 +0000 (UTC), [email] (Brad Filippone) wrote:

Those are the ones who let the side down. :(

The day our granddaughter was born, my husband cried because he was so happy. My son (her father) cried for the same reason as did my own father (her great grandfather). Sometimes emotions get the best of us especially when they're happy ones. On the other side of that coin -- death also has a tendancy to bring tears. If you have ever lost a loved one and couldn't or didn't cry when it happened, you are clearly dead inside. ~~~ Kathy

"Christopher" wrote in message news:[email]...

flash and

watched from

On Tue, 16 Sep 2003 06:59:58 -0400, "Kathy" wrote:

God that would be embarrassing for me if I was in the same room.

They must come from a family of weepers, my family is stone cold composed in the male line.

On the other side Americans tend to be emotional. With the one exception of the great blubber when Diana was carted off to her island we British guys as a rule don't cry. The exception is if our football team looses and is relagated, but then it's only the emotional ones who start crying, bad form really, especially if its done in public.

That depends on the person. With the twin towers incident shown on our TV it was more a detached intrest from me, very tragic and sad but thats about all.

I have and didn't, as I prefer to remember them as they were, and not 'cry' over a piece of dead matter. I'd make a good Vulcan. ;-)

My god, you are a friggin' robot, aren't you??? Well, you cannot comment on how you'd react to the birth of your first child (or grandchild) since you are still growing pubes yourself...... Until you've experienced it, shut the hell up about how people "should" or "shouldn't" react, OK?? It's clear that you've not had any kind of emotional trauma in your life. You speak as if you've done everything, but you are still extremely wet behind the ears. ~~~ Kathy

On Tue, 16 Sep 2003 17:30:35 -0400, "Kathy" wrote:

I'm as human as you are.

Better not tell that to the wife.

I see your getting mad now. How long before the tears come? And for the record dear Kathy, I didn't tell the orginal poster how she ' "should" or "shouldn't" react', I just made a generalised comment, but you went into Oprah mode. Red rag to a bull and all that.

Oh yes I have, but I dont do a weepy sing and dance to get over it, thats pointless as it won't ever change events, you just have to work the thing out and then soldier on.

And now your showing your age with that statement.

Christopher wrote:

SOULLESS.

And you clearly went into flaming dickhead mode...again, you want to throw shit, expect to get it the hell back.

Gads no wonder ppl see you guys as folks with sticks stuck firmly up one's ass...um arse. Hey, you want to throw around stereotypes, so the f**k can I.

Christopher wrote:

Wow, now it's "wrong" to be human? Lawdy.

~LadySycamore~ "Your 'right' doesn't make me 'wrong'" Mr. T.Jones

Christopher wrote:

Oh now here we go with the silly stereotypes. I suppose you have no tear ducts then along with no heart and no soul. Nothing moves you (or has moved you) to tears...EVER? Sad.

Kathy ([email]) wrote:

It's more likely that his "macho" attitude won't allow him to admit he ever cried.

Brad

On Tue, 16 Sep 2003 13:28:40 +0000 (UTC), [email] (Brad Filippone) wrote:

No, its his honesty, at not being able to rememeber when.

What does this have to do with Friends? Who cares about when people cry? Everybody cries at different things--some men do cry, some men don't. Some women do, some women don't. Big whoop.

Because Christine made a big hoo-ha about someone crying over a clip showing scenes from the new season's first episode and he did his best to make that poster feel stupid and foolish for crying. ~~~ Kathy

On Tue, 16 Sep 2003 17:34:05 -0400, "Kathy" wrote:

Narr, Christopher made a generalised comment, that Kathy per usual took exception to and then Kathy jumps in for her contribution. She reminds me of that movie Six Days Seven Nights except if it were me and her we'd never live long enough to get off the island, as we'd most likely end up killing each other...or making out, which ever came first.

In alt.tv.friends on Tue, 16 Sep 2003 at 12:52:18, hotmamasita wrote :

If you want a connection, how about S6-14 : TOW Chandler Can't Cry

On Wed, 17 Sep 2003 06:59:09 +0100, Paul Hyett wrote:

Hehehe.

On 16 Sep 2003 12:52:18 -0700, [email] (hotmamasita) wrote:

I made a generalised comment then some posters took exception, and off we went on an off topic tengent, happens all the time in usenet in the various newsgroups.

Izzy wrote:

Teehee, I cried a bit too when I saw the commercial where they mention that this is the last season. While I haven't watched the show from the start, I have enjoyed the few years that I have watched, and I'll miss it for sure.