Anybody see Boner bawling on KO?

[The Velveteen Ocelot]

:puke:

[jaxx]

1. Yeah that was quite a show..

What a crock. The base must still be wiping their eyes.

[TomInTib]

2. I just saw a clip of it here on DU.

What's with these guys?

How do you think this plays in the ME?

[Catchawave]

3. There's no CRYING in Congress !

Yeah, I saw that, how freaking sad.

[HCE SuiGeneris]

4. it was P A T H E T I C !

:puke:

[ladym55]

5. It was awful

So phony, so staged ... and such a LOUSY argument.

I am so TIRED of if we don't fight them there, they'll come here. Newsflash. They already did that ... in 2001 ... on your watch ... because your party was busy drooling and your president was either cutting brush or falling off a bicycle or having a BBQ and couldn't be bothered to read his intelligence reports.

boo-hoo. We have to "win" the war. oh, PUH-leez.

[Gabi Hayes]

9. that was as phony as the woman at the town meeting who fell off her chair

as a delayed reaction to being tapped on the head with a piece of paper.

remember that one from KO's show?

that was the WORST piece of acting (outside of Bush's every utterance) I've ever seen

[NRaleighLiberal]

6. A stupid dupe for stupid people. Yes, I vomited too.!!!

[karlrschneider]

7. Drunk as a skunk. I'd give odds.

:puke:

[City Lights]

8. And the Oscar goes to...

The Boner, Yeah!

[LSK]

10. no, i saw it on CSPAN

As it happened.

[durrrty libby]

11. Man those repukes will sink to the lowest level to manipulate

They truly have no shame

:freak: :dunce: :hurts: :scared:

[many a good man]

12. Dems make them cry

[jazzjunkysue]

13. You'd think with the great health insurance they have, he'd find a good

therapist. Geesh.

[133724]

14. Men In tears

http://tanadineen.com/COLUMNIST/Columns/MenInTears.htm

We've come a long way since then. Indeed we've learned to value men's tears. Today, crying in public can be a good political move. When Jimmy Swaggart, the well-known TV evangelist, was found in the company of a prostitute, he went on the air sobbing "I have sinned." Wiping crocodile tears from his face, he admitted that he had been involved in more than ministering to the woman. More recently, a former hockey player, Sheldon Kennedy, cried as he admitted to drinking eight beers before crashing an expensive Hummer, causing $20,000 damage. While seeking forgiveness for his drinking and for the marijuana found in his possession, he attributed both offenses to his trauma from having been abused. And, the world recently witnessed a teary-eyed President Clinton confess: "I have sinned."

Nowadays, it appears that big boys do cry when they are caught doing something they aren't supposed to do. Crying, whether it is a quiet trickle down the cheek or a full-blown sob, has become a way to convince others that one is repentant.

<snip>

What do these new tears mean? When babies cry, it is thought to be an inborn response, a cry for the protective presence of the parent. Babies cry because they are hungry, thirsty, wet or in pain. When adults cry, their tears can mean much more -- tears of grief, joy, surprise, gratitude and even exhaustion. But according to modern thinking, crying is also a form of communication with an evolving language all of its own. Jeffrey Kottler, a psychologist who describes himself as a "student of tears," believes that "we are approaching a new era in the language of tears, one in which -- as never before — the benefits of selective crying are appreciated."

[Ilsa]

15. The worst of it: He had a sliced onion in his hanky. nt