In-Flight Warning For Toy Story 3

**SmokenScion** · 08-18-11, 06:13 PM

Toy Story 3 Prompts Virgin's In-Flight Warning | Animation Magazine

The program was the result of a U.K.-based survey in which 55 percent of respondents agreed that their emotions became heightened on flights. Forty-one percent of the men surveyed said they hid under blankets to hide their tears while watching sad scenes such as Woody and Buzz’s farewell to Andy sequence.

LOL Blanket Hiders.

**Cojiro** · 08-18-11, 06:17 PM

advising sensitive passengers to press the call button a shoulder to cry on

whats your job sally?

i get paid to have people cry on me.

.....are you a prostitute sally?

**deathgodusmc** · 08-18-11, 08:57 PM

Anyone still doubt the world is full of a bunch of pussies now?

**DJ Ms. White** · 08-18-11, 09:01 PM

What's wrong with crying at an emotional part of a movie? I mean, I personally haven't cried in years and wouldn't want to (don't like people to worry/my enemies would think of it as weakness), but there's nothing wrong with crying when it's deserved.

**deathgodusmc** · 08-18-11, 09:16 PM

Originally Posted by DJ Mr. White

What's wrong with crying at an emotional part of a movie? I mean, I personally haven't cried in years and wouldn't want to (don't like people to worry/my enemies would think of it as weakness), but there's nothing wrong with crying when it's deserved.

You answered it yourself. Men use to be and act like men. One to many movies about how women like sensitive guys of which is a lie by the way. They say they do but what they really want is a guy that can fix shit and nail his fucking foot to floor and get mad about it. Shit i even dated 2 of the nurses at tripler hospital after they watched me get all of bones set after the locals and morphine wore off. Why they waited that long is beyond me but its not a trick i would recommend.

Let me also add its a movie not a funeral. There are times when its perfectly justified but crying like a girl during a movie aint it.