what does "for crying out loud" mean?
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for crying out loud\n\n      An exclamation of anger or exasperation, as in For crying out loud, can't you do anything right? This term is a euphemism for “for Christ's sake.” [Colloquial; early 1900s]
442729
Seriously? It's not professional to cry or be made to cry. Frankly you're both wrong and weird. \n\nIt's just a job. You cry at funerals and the end of Old Yeller... not work.
444616
F- for crying out loud\nI- I know you made this word up!\nL- Like, it's so obvious\nK- Kause no-one answered\nE- even though they could try for 10 points\nN-now its me, its me\nA- all me for 10 points\nR-right now, divy up:)
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It's an awesome song, but I'm not quite sure what it means.\n\nIt might mean that the writer of the song wasn't writing about heartbreaks and how much love sucks and stuff(tragedies), but instead, he wrote about sins and stuff.\n\nI dunno.
86429
cool down - getting upset isn't good for you.  Plus, if you know it's crap, why let it upset you?  Show that you are superior and let them know "hey, what you are saying just isn't making any sense!"
1053408
Probably from the phrase "My heart bleeds for  you."  In other words, "I'm totally sympathetic to your plight."  It was applied to liberals by conservatives who have no sympathy for those less fortunate than themselves.  They firmly believe that a person who was raised by a drug-addicted mother and had to quit school to support himself has exactly the same chance in life as a person raised by a loving upper-class family and therefore deserves no help from government agencies.  Liberals, however, believe that if government assistance can raise a person's chances to make a good life for himself and be a productive member of society, then let's help out.
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be·reave    ( P )  Pronunciation Key  (b-rv)\ntr.v. be·reaved, or be·reft (-rft) be·reav·ing, be·reaves \nTo leave desolate or alone, especially by death: “Cry aloud for the man who is dead, for the woman and children bereaved” (Alan Paton). \n\nbereavement\n\nn : state of sorrow over the death or departure of a loved one [syn: mourning]
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deafening silence &\nholy hell
1027405
It means... If you have a problem with what I am proposing, don't complain to me.  Go get a tissue and cry to yourself.
371107
It's the same as "blow your top" I believe. Basically, it means lose control/go crazy.
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that's what i'd like to know. \n\n\n They are basically not happy, thats why they want to vent it out on other people
797143
it means the person doesn't hide their emotions.  \nthey openly show and express themselves emotionally.
366515
It came from a song in Mary Poppins about a boy who was afraid to speak and then he discovered this wonderful word.\n\n"If you say it loud enough you'll always sound precocious!"\n\nThe meaning is just super or superb. But it's a cool word. :)
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Sorry\n\n\nSorry for things I said, some words harsh and unfair,\nSorry that I took you for granted, saying I didn’t care.\nSorry for the heartache that caused undue pain,\nSorry that I yelled and that you couldn’t do the same.\nSorry for all the waiting and wasting of your time,\nSorry I said you weren’t worth it, I sort of lost my mind.\nSorry for mistaking something I perceived as true,\nSorry if you don’t understand the dumb things I do.\nSorry that I didn’t give us a chance to work through all this stuff,\nSorry if what I said about your family was way too rough.\nSorry if you can’t find the time to fit me into your life,\nSorry for what I said, it just wasn’t right.\nSorry if sometimes I seem to get in your way,\nSorry if I didn’t say the things you wanted me to say.\nSorry if I didn’t measure up to what you wanted me to be,\nSorry if I can’t be enough to make you just want me.\nSorry but talking to you is more than I can bear,\nSorry for not telling you sooner that I really still do care.\nSorry for apologizing but I don’t know what else to do,\nBut I don’t want to end up saying sorry again, if my life doesn’t include you.
700888
people yell because they're trying to get their point across while their angry  and they believe that their point is the only correct one. By yelling they think they can change the other person's mind which really never works.
575267
the literal translation is "tranquil", that is what spanish speaking people say when they are trying to get somebody or someone to call down, so I guess it means "calm down".
605377
I don't think the phrase means the threats of a woman, I believe it means the propensity of a woman to speak too much. I think its similar to the saying: Loose lips sink ships.