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Shannon, IF that is true about you being nervous, I'm sure he is used to that AND being the super nice guy that he is, he even took your camera and took the picture for you so it's all good! I will be the same way if I get close enough to meet him in October at the Miami race for sure.
I watched Grey's for many hours straight but don't think it was 13. There are too many interruptions in my household to be able to do that.
Posted 7/28/2009 8:27:57 PM # -
yeah, I never hit 13 hours. I think one night when the kids were at a sleepover at my parents' house and my hubby was on a work trip, I did all of season 1 which is about 8 or 9 hours worth.
I never got emotional hearing a song from Grey's on the radio...
Every time I hear Chasing Cars by Snow Patrol or Grace by Kate Havnevik, I think of the events at the end of season 2, same thing with Keep Breathing by Ingrid Michaelson and season 3 finale. There are many songs that make me remember Grey's and some make me sad,some make me smile..
Posted 7/29/2009 10:51:40 AM # -
Every time I hear Off I go. It makes me remember the scener were Meredith found out it's George.. So this song makes me sad but I love the song. And when I hear Chasin Cars I'm happy. because it's kinda my "Grey's Anatomy Song".
Lol I hope I got what this game's about. (:
Posted 7/29/2009 11:03:20 AM # -
Yep Larissa, you are right on with what the game is about. =)
Posted 7/29/2009 11:35:19 AM # -
Yep, whenever I hear Off I Go or Chasing Cars, it reminds me of Greys and makes me sad.
I never cried during an episode of Grey's.
Yeah, this is an easy one, I don't imagine alot of you haven't. I have, especially during the season 5 finale. I think that's the hardest I've ever cried in an episode, I was shaking and completely freaking out.
Posted 7/29/2009 12:25:24 PM # -
It's amazing, I actually never cry. I just get sad and think about the movie or whatever all day & night long. But when I started to watch Grey's it was different. So I cried so many times during an episode of Grey's. I remember when I did that the first time, it's in the scene in Season 1 where Meredith tells Derek that her mother has Alzheimers and she doesn't know what to do anymore..
But, in the season 5 finale I wasn't crying, which is weird. I was just freaking out. But I really freaked out. (:
Posted 7/29/2009 12:43:30 PM # -
I am not a crier either, but Grey's has me in tears a lot, and recently, so have Harry Potter books/movies
Posted 7/29/2009 1:04:33 PM # -
Yeah, Grey's is usually the only reason I cry.
Posted 7/29/2009 1:46:44 PM # -
Hi everyone,
I get choked up when I hear any song from GA on the radio. I especially like the two songs from Tegan & Sara "Fix You Up" and "Where Does the Good Go". I have about a dozen songs from Grey's on my I-Pod and when I'm listening to them while taking my beach walks, its a good thing I have sunglasses on because anyone who could see me would see the tears in my eyes! I'm so weird.
I don't cry while watching the episodes for the first time. I just sit there like a zombie trying to take it all in and not miss a single detail, but then after when I re-watch it or watch the DVDs then I get all emotional. I was just like you Larissa for the finale. I think I was in shock after seeing it because I was very upset and couldn't sleep all night but then everytime I watch it now OMG I really cry!
Also, as I'm re-watching the DVDs now, I find myself paying more attention to George and everything he says and does and CANNOT BELIEVE HE'S DEAD!!!!
Posted 7/29/2009 1:50:05 PM # -
Me too! I've been paying attention to how nice George is with the patients. I can't remember his name, but the airplane boy, and George lets Mer put an IV in his arm. And wow I can't remember this patients name either, it's on the tip of my tongue but George cuts her hair at the end of the episode. He's so sweet.
Posted 7/29/2009 2:28:54 PM #
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