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June 3rd, 2012 | 336 Entries

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336 Entries for “cap”

  1. let’s centrifuge the world, so that the people of different races, religions, sexual orientations, backgrounds, and ideals will blend, come together as one. not one less, not one more. now that’s a whole new world.

  2. The baseball cap she wore was once her father’s. She wore it night and day, without restraint or restriction, regardless of what others might say. They scoffed, laughed, told her it was silly. But because it held so much meaning to her, she didn’t care. Her father had passed away just three years prior. And it was what she had left of him.

    by Kaylee on 06.03.2012
  3. cap and gown. graduation. Class of 2010. Class of 2012. End of high school. College. Baseball cap.

    by Courtney on 06.03.2012
  4. Life is a blessing and should be lived. I do not want to spend my days tasting the grapes but never drinking the wine.
    Paula Kate Prince-Meserole

    by PaulaKate Prince-Meserole on 06.03.2012
  5. His cap was large, and spacious, so that several things could fit inside. Not wooly things or hairy things, but smooth, supple ones. His cap kept thoughts from escaping out into the cool, cold air. Without his cap, unfortunately, he was nothing. His cap kept the warmth around him, and made sure that he could accomplish great things.

    by Ben on 06.03.2012
  6. There was a jade cap over the filmy net, and as the fish gasped and flopped about on the floor of the boat, I walked myself around and around the circumference of the entrapment, feeling enormous and strange

  7. The cap often represents closure to me. The ending. The most you can take, but is it really. Isn’t a cap removable? I feel myself reaching new limits. Growing stronger every day. I have no cap. No ending. No stop.

    by Emily on 06.03.2012
  8. Um this made me think of french class about two years ago (nearly three now) when we learned the word for cap, chapeau, and my friend Zoe adored saying that word for some reason. It not only means hat, but can be used to mean “well done”, as in “hats off to you”. I’ve always found that interesting.

  9. “Captain” Tony said, holding the body between his hands. He had never felt lighter.

    “Stark” Steve coughed, and some blood spilled over his parted lips. “Glad you came to see me off”

    “Don’t say that” Tony countered, flying as fast as possible. “It’s not over yet”

    by SueSue on 06.03.2012
  10. You’ve reached the maximum, how much more can you ruin something? You’re at the cap, the peak. You’re space is out. There’s nothing else that can be done. That’s the end, and there’s nothing else that you’re allowed to add. Because that’s the cap, the maximum, the end point.

    by Haley on 06.03.2012
  11. Cap can be many things. It can be like the cap of your water bottle. It keeps your water from spilling and keeps it sealed tight. It can also be like a baseball cap. It’s a type of hat. It’s cap. Or it could be like a cap gun. But I refer to it most as a cap of a bottle.

    by Nicole on 06.03.2012
  12. a cap is on top of a bottle that are recognizable by being hard to recipe in our environmental. they rock

    by Olivia on 06.03.2012
  13. baseball cap. Put a cap on a bottle. To cap off a great day. Another baseball cap on top of a water bottle with a cap. Captions under a picture. Captain the horse. captain Hook. Cappy Stappy. Lemon Pappy. Caps galore! And this is my cap story.

    by ella on 06.03.2012
  14. the cap on my sanity spiralled away at his words, my life tumbling into an abyss of confusion and utter solitude.

    by Annie George on 06.03.2012
  15. You can either drink, or you dont. Thats always your choice, do you think is worth the risk? then you do it, and it can take you anywhere. And i am not talking about alcohol.

    by patri on 06.03.2012
  16. You’re wearing a cap at graduation. You hate the darn thing because the little feathery thing keeps smacking you in the face. You sit threw two and half’s hours of pointless talking.

    by Marisa Menard on 06.03.2012
  17. A boy wore a cap. it was purple and green. he liked the cap. everyone was happy about the cap. the cap moved. there was a cat under the cap. I can’t think of anything else to write so I’m just going to say CAP CAP CAP CAP CAP CAP CAP CAP CAP CAP CAP. Cap. cap. cap. hat. cap. bonnet. cap. cape. cap. cap cap cap cap cap cap cap cap cap cap cap cap cap cap cap cap cap cap cap cap cap acp cap apc cap cap cap cap cap cap acp acap cap cap cap cap cap acp cap

    by Shoutout on 06.03.2012
  18. I placed it on my head, and thought “wow, its perfect!” It had the Boston Red Sox logo, which is my favorite team. I couldn’t believe my luck at finding it in the street. Especially in New York. But hey, that’s life, and today it was a good life.

    by Ginny Mashing on 06.03.2012
  19. The cap was too tight, I struggled to twist it of to no avail. The man sitting alone in the seat next to mine watched, a grin on his stubbly face. Would he offer his assistance or just stare at me while I showed a lack of feminine prowess in my inability to undo a simple lid?

  20. cap of an ice sculpture baseball cap. really want ot go to a baseball game
    i have a cap belonging to joe, a vagabondz one. its way to small for my head. looks cool though. want to bring it home to show everyone

    by Leoni on 06.03.2012
  21. a hat or a cover for something.
    Or a captain (shortened).

    by kat on 06.03.2012
  22. Driving along the freeway, minding our own business, a Volovo hub cap went flying by. Eventually it stopped and I picked it up. That was the only way I knew it was a Volvo. I made a guitar out of it.

  23. Only fools wear their baseball caps with the sticker still on them.

    by Susan on 06.03.2012
  24. There was a cap to my anger. I didn’t think it would be reached, but it was. There was never anyone who could ever infuriate me as much as him. I wish I had never laid eyes on him and his stupid yellow rain slicker and stupid NO hat. If only I could rewind time and start over again.

    by R on 06.03.2012
  25. baseball cap you wear on your head. good for bad hair days can support a team you love or show you went to a game. can be something to remember a special moment or a way of showing you love someone by giving them something from a team they support. can be advertising for a business keep the sun out of your eyes.

    by Debbie on 06.03.2012
  26. there is a blue cap on the little boy’s head. it is meant to keep the sun out of his eyes while he is working. where does he work? in the fields along side with his parents in the strawberry fields. long hours in the sun.

    by Susan on 06.03.2012
  27. Well the top of my head is where I keep my thinking cap. Some days it doesn’t seem plugged in or turned on. Other days it lights up with new ideas. Today is a medium cap day. How long does this go on for? It’s kind of fun but also I’m nervous I’ll run out of time.

    by Lorrie Morgan-Ferrero on 06.03.2012
  28. I scanned the crowd, i had to find him. “Look for the red ball cap.” I told myself again and again. I had hoped this would be a good day. I had finally convinced my ex-wife to let me take my son out for the day and i had lost him.

    by Tuck on 06.03.2012
  29. Cap? As in the cap of a bottle, or possibly capacity. Well, our world is full past it’s capacity I can tell you that right now. Humans are going to slowly use up every resource available to them until we literally die with nothing left. We are reproducing way too fast and have become incapable of accepting that we cannot have everything we wish for.

    by Jessica Neko on 06.03.2012
  30. I don’t really know what it means. In french, suivre le cap (follow the cap), means ‘follow that direction’. Like when you’re sailing. Or just on a boat. It applies to life in general too i guess.

    by beatrice on 06.03.2012
  31. The cap was red and was beautiful. It sat atop the head of an old man wearing a brown suede jacket. He sat on the park bench and munched on a piece of stale bread, while staring off into space. Hmmm where to go today, he thought.

    by Laura on 06.03.2012
  32. Cap. She twisted off the cap of the Seagram’s gin bottle and began to drink. She drank and drank and drank until Jenny tapped her shoulder. But she didn’t feel it. And she didn’t hear her fiance mutter “You know what happened last time you had gin”. She was so set on finishing the bottle that she couldn’t see or hear anything. It needed to be empty. Just like she felt inside. Maybe then her sadness would stop. Maybe then the sun would shine again.

  33. There was once a little boy walking down the street with his grandfather. His grandfather told him that bhe would always be happy if he kept his eyes above his cap. The little boy didn’t understand, until one day, when Hitler led his parade down the street. Then, the boy knew he could never be looked down upon if he kept his eyes above his cap.

    by Halle on 06.03.2012
  34. The bottle cap was green and blur and red. Cap he said. IlL pop a cap if you don’t give me back what’s rightfully mine. I stuttered. I took the cap off my head. Nice baseball cap… Baseball I use to play that when I was younger. Young and all the bottle caps were monochromatic. They were on beer bottles and heads and spaghetti sauce jars not guns pointed at your head. And like the time I spilled the sauce on the floor I was in trouble again. Over a cap.

    by Catherine on 06.03.2012
  35. juice

  36. The little girl held hands with her father, his Reds cap placed on her head. It slid over her eyes and she giggled as he pulled it back up, kissing her on the nose. He picked her up and spun her around, the cap flying off her head and fluttered to the ground. He laughed and picked it up, carrying her to the car.

  37. I have a little purple cap I always wear. I’ve had it ever since I was a kid. It still fits only because of the fact I have a dramatic deformation that keeps my head from growing with the rest of my body. It kind of sucks, but at least I have my purple cap.

    by Carrie on 06.03.2012
  38. ocean seas on rainy days with choppy water there are white caps, boats get tossed about that have names with capital letters, as if they are trying to shout their names in case the boat goes down. white caps are scary.

    by Melissa on 06.03.2012
  39. I saw a man from across the room. He had a red baseball cap on and a very angry look on his face. His wife just stomped away from him in what look like a rage. They must be having a fight. As my gaze travels the room, I catch glimpse of another cap but this time on a women in green. She was with a man in a gray coat. They seemed to be meeting for the first time and where chatting over a glass of wine. The world from the eyes of a wall flower is very interesting. Its amazing the things ones imagination can think of.

    by Danielle Tuck on 06.03.2012
  40. we should be doing things
    so lets go to sleep
    together
    // Thanks.