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So weird - only Saturday night I was corrected by a friend when I said thats what I do, big crocodile tears, (during weddings - esp the royal wedding etc) and she let me know I was fake crying! I had no idea thats what it meant!

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In my last post, I mentioned shedding crocodile tears after watching a particularly touching Chrome Ad

Shortly after publishing, a reader left a comment saying “I’m sure you meant otherwise, but crocodile tears are fake.

Confused by her comment, I Googled “Crocodile Tears” only to find…

  1. my-own-melt reblogged this from emphasisadded
  2. jjgraich said: WHAT? my whole life has been a lie.
  3. unpredictablemusings said: I didn’t know that either… I love learning something new each day. =)
  4. truelifeiliveinnyc said: I had absolutely no clue. I always pictured a cartoon crocodile crying the largest cartoon tears. Learn something new everyday.
  5. dearbaby said: I always assumed just like you that it meant to cry in a dramatic manner - no idea that it meant to fake cry!
  6. forever-insatiable said: Woah…I thought the same thing you did! Learn something new every day.
  7. lauracorrigan84 reblogged this from emphasisadded and added:
    So weird - only Saturday night...said thats what I do, big crocodile tears, (during...
  8. muchlovekris said: I had no idea!!!!
  9. mrsbostwick said: I never knew this either…. omg… I been using it wrong my whole life too.
  10. debra3188 said: Well! You learn something new everyday! I never knew that!
  11. itisinthelittlethings reblogged this from emphasisadded and added:
    re-blog this. You really do learn something new everyday. I’ve always used this. Interesting…
  12. alexash said: We always use the term to describe when little kids or babies cry just to get attention :) (In the cute way, not the super obnoxious someone-needs-to-shut-that-kid-up way, of course!)
  13. gracelandmomma said: This is funny because mothers all over the world have used that term when their kids cry for no reason. You learned it just in time.
  14. kristinintheuk said: Well this is news to me too. I always use that phrase!
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