Can ' t wait to get Corvo ! <| sep |> This is the bullshit Obama passed a few weeks ago starting to roll forward . <| sep |> Man , the comments in reply to this one all pretty much went down the crapper . <| sep |> especially if im on mobile <| sep |> As rare as a grand slam by one of the leading homers on the team . You won ' t often see a defenseman get a HT . <| sep |> Is Rich Rod still the coach at Arizona ? <| sep |> Octavian look too grey and the stern are just grey ill pass thanks <| sep |> I don ' t know that there ' s any right answer to this , as every situation is different . Usually , I just approach and ask them if they ' re OK , do they need any helpsomeone to talk to . Offer a tissue if you have one . They ' ll either say no , or they ' ll accept . There was a girl at my college once sitting in the common room bawling her eyes out . I was too scared to approach her , but an older lady stopped and asked her hey what ' s the matter ? They ended up talking a good half hour about how homesick the girl was and how she wanted to give up and go home , etc . Sometimes people need to talk to someone , and sometimes they ' re embarrassed to be crying and just want to be left alone . Don ' t push , but I don ' t think there ' s anything wrong with asking if they need some help unless they ' re obviously trying to hide the fact that they ' re crying . If they turn you down , it ' s fine . No harm done . Accept that and just let them know that if they change their mind , you ' re there . But if you ask , you ' ve got to be prepared to listen , if they really do need an ear .