Fess up. Man-tears or no?
I don’t even know what I would do. Probably run around like a spastic little dog in a tight circle until I pass out
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Man tears
And cashing a couple thousand in futures bets
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Man tears.
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Man tears followed by about a lifetime of not believing it!
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All the man tears.
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Balling like a little girl
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Must have died and went to heaven.
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I will cry man tears. Then I will use those man tears as lube to fuk Roger Goodell in the ass for trying to deny me that joy.
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Easy big fella! 
I teared up when the Lions clinched a playoff spot in 2011.
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Why? You’re a cowboy fan.
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For sure - teared up for Pistons titles. So awesome to experience that live. WOW! Lions will get there, fellas.
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Playoffs! Playoffs?
We lost at home yesterday. To a playoff team.
Let’s get there and then let the tears flow.
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I’ve been blessed to see championships:
- Tigers (2)
- Red Wings (4)
- Pistons (3)
- UM football (1)
- UM basketball (1)
Yet I bleed Honolulu blue & silver! 
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I’d hug my dad and then listen to my wife say, “does this mean you don’t have to watch next year.”
Tears? Not sure. Probably some mistiness
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The last sports feat that made me tear up was JV’s no hitter on June 12, 2007. It was on my wife’s birthday. She did not share the same emotional response to this happening that I did.
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Definite man tears. Then I wake up in my bed wondering why I had to wake up.
I don’t usually do the man tear thing for sports but the one time I did in recent times was when my hockey team, the Edmonton Oilers (for those who follow hockey, they know how putrid they’ve been for so long) made the playoffs in ‘16’-'17 for the first time in 11 years. Unfortunately for me, I became a fan after their dynasty so I only experienced disappointment in my 25 years or so of fandom.
A Lions and Oilers fan. Somewhere, the sports gods really hate me.
Is this a quantum theory question?
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