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March 19th, 2009 | 310 Entries

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310 Entries for “grid”

  1. I walked along the lines of grid as if I were walking a tight wire. I sure felt like I was in a circus, with all the kids around the edges cheering or booing or simply jumping up and down excitedly. I tried to maneuver my way around and win the game, but as I neared the end I stumbled slightly, and fell.

    by Madison on 03.20.2009
  2. like the ones on map? omg i like nadzri too much to be good at geo now. =.=’

    by eny on 03.20.2009
  3. a grid reminds me of graph paper, or maybe a busy city. a busy city with all of its cris crossing streets and such is like a large grid with people and lives exsisting in between. there is not getting off of the grid you just learn to live within it. You have little control over where you go, just where you end up I suppose.

    by Faith on 03.20.2009
  4. matrix coleection of squares mapped out to organize thought. Science outline for study. Information forecast. Quantity Quantify

    by amanda on 03.20.2009
  5. Grids are typically found on grills. Grills with grids. Any many other things. Damn, i’m not good at this without my morning coffee. Grid, kid. Kids probably do not know what grids are. But if you’re looing to find someone you can always look them up on the ____.

    by EKovalak on 03.20.2009
  6. I went and took photographs in the park on Monday, when I was supposed to have been in class, readying myself for an exhibition that I have no desire to be a part of. I had a black and white film, fast speed, and I could see my world coming together in the grainy form of underexposed normality, and it made me happy, hopping over that chainlink fence and being in love with something, everything or even anything.

    by Aisling on 03.20.2009
  7. She stared at the grid and had no idea what to do. Shaking and sweeating she thought about the look on her fathers face when he finds out she didnt get dvanced on the test. But, hey, this is his dream not hers. So she drew a smiley face on the paper. :]

    by alexandra on 03.20.2009
  8. The answers all lay within the grid. They were numbered and coloured according to the category. Under each square, lay the letter that would solve all.

    by priscilla on 03.20.2009
  9. Rigid sticks, lined up straight, lined up next to each other and across each other, making a little box above the wet sand. You stick your finger under and drag, around, around, around, connect and make an O.

    by DB on 03.20.2009
  10. they were parked in, stuck in a traffic snarl that filled the grid, crossed all the lines and would have had them in trouble with the police, if the police had anyway to get over all the cars that were also blocking the grid. That was okay though, because they had just discovered that their lives were just as interlocked. She was his sister.

    by Nomad Scry on 03.20.2009
  11. The grid computing as it’s a widespread phenomenon of tomorrow. Somebody told me yesterday but it cldn’t get a clue of what exactly it is.May be one more techno jargon which is going to affect our work in a big way…etc etc…

    by Jitendra Sharma on 03.20.2009
  12. Our crisscrossing lives weave around wreaking havoc on the plans I had for the future. You blast through all the stop signs and red lights of my drafted existence and I hold on for dear life, laughing with the top down.

    by kuikoo on 03.20.2009
  13. Gridlock. Grid on a paper to draw better. Lines crossing, intersecting like city blocks. Flat North Dakota farmland with roads meeting every mile to form a huge grid.

    by Christine on 03.20.2009
  14. as the grid lays there in front of my face, the sweat drops fall onto it. the clock is dwindling down, my fingers are tense. i don’t know how to answer this question. the neat lines, the perfect squares become a distraction as my brain tries to figure out how, how do i do this? didn’t i solve this problem before? i write the number of the problem, i draw a circle. time’s up.

    by dani on 03.20.2009
  15. N grid Computer Grid
    Grid is the power to calcul

    But Grid is also for spiders

    Grid is something from the spirit

    From ancestors

    Something that warps us.
    A link between before and after

    Grid is the power to calcul
    Exploring the world using Grid

    by Matthieu on 03.20.2009
  16. Gird. Graph paper. Outlines. Organization. Design. Lines. Boxes. Tiny spaces. Crowded rooms.

    by Ellizabeth on 03.20.2009
  17. so little time to live, so little time for sex, so little time for love, so little time to think, so little time to bother, so little time for fun, so little time to change, so little time to party, so little time for typing

    by Kev on 03.20.2009
  18. octagonal, skewed, markers, details, electrical, life,

    by jas on 03.20.2009
  19. grids have lots of line and are usually for assignments involving very boring shit like drawing lines and mathematical equations, which i am very bad at. grids are for pussies. real mean makes movies. also, a grid can be used as an air vent. jersey sucks vagina.

    by Jersey on 03.20.2009
  20. that which corresponds to my fullest emotions. I fall and tremble bleed the rid and guts on the grid. I want to see you go down…rush upon the end of oxygen. I will stomp upon your filthy head. Good bye. No more, gone good bye till the end. This disease will swollow the bit of its hungry thirst. Divide what is slithering and follows.

    by Shana Mortensen on 03.20.2009
  21. the grid gave way and i fell with a splash into the slimey water below. the scurry of thousands of rodents echoes adround me.

    by jay on 03.20.2009
  22. i follow the grid of my fate wondering where it leads me in this world of wonder the pattern so structured in its lines never to venture out how i would hate to be the line stuck forever in time.

    by sara urffer on 03.20.2009
  23. Grid. On the grid, off the grid. Whatever. You spend all your time trying to get the right square picked out… and there is some guy somewhere trying to stay out of any square. You want good lines on either side… prime real estate. The grid has spoken.

    by anviroid on 03.20.2009
  24. grid i never saw it coming i never knew what it was going to be and then it just happened. happened so fast. happened because it needed to happen. i didn’t want this. i wanted something else. you know that. what is going to happen now? well, i suppose that is up to you. what are you doing to do now? where are you going to go?

    by alex on 03.20.2009
  25. grid. Something that reminds me of battle ship. Something I wasn’t expecting to see. Graph paper. I hate graph paper. I never have it when i need it. New York city is a grid. I like it there, though there arent many trees. Grid.

    by Colby on 03.19.2009
  26. grid paper helps you graph mathematical equations such as sin/cosine/tangent graphs and scientific data such as demography
    you can also draw objects to proportion like in art

    by hani and jenny on 03.19.2009
  27. the power grid snapped under Hobbes’ huge powerful hands.
    “uh oh” Hobbes muttered. “just another great way to start the day. now what am I supposed to do with a broken power grid?”
    “YOU CAN GRIND IT AND TURN IT INTO A POWER CRYSTAL.” boomed a voice behind him. “I KNOW HOW.”

    by ruth on 03.19.2009
  28. Lines. Lots and lots of lines. They called them grids but they’re all just lines. Different words with the same meaning. What’s the point? The grid is still just a line.

    by Devotions on 03.19.2009
  29. the grid what does that mean? I’m on the grid, no, no, no. Im insignificant in every good way and significant in every bad way. So screw grids ! Who needs them anyway?

    by Zean on 03.19.2009
  30. it is a network, comprising of a mesh of wires. Example: Power grids which carry electricity.

    by harvin on 03.19.2009
  31. In a grid formation the bird leap through the air, oh so swiftly. We can see that their grid is loose and allows some minor ebb and flow to keep the formation quite organic whilst remaining a fully-functional grid. Wisps of wind can slip through the grid. You see now?

    by Logan Jones on 03.19.2009
  32. wats a grid dont know bored nothing to do but type dont think just type duhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

    by Aurora on 03.19.2009
  33. what the hell am I supposed to say about that? a grid is like a graph or somthing isn’t it? No, it’s a lines parallel going both lefta

    by Diana Frisby on 03.19.2009
  34. I was staring the the grid. What grid, I ponder. The grid of life! It does not exist physically, but only in your head. For some it seems limitless, for others it binds them such that they cannot exist without it.

    by skillz on 03.19.2009
  35. grid iron lock down squares…shape shifting stutter on the sidewalk…infidelity…

    by superfly on 03.19.2009
  36. the problem was layed out in front of me, its axis so clearly marked. the grid paper was freshly printed, and smelled of ink and trouble.

    by elliot on 03.19.2009
  37. its a grid.
    stuck and barred in,
    each of us in our own cell.
    yeah i call this hell,
    but only because my territory isn’t well.
    i want out. break free.
    scribble on me.

    by blair on 03.19.2009
  38. i remember grid paper as a kid. it was fun to draw pictures on. I always hated how when you erased it would make the grid go away though. It made the picture look crappy too.

    by Brad on 03.19.2009
  39. he is a grid
    he is complicated and stupid
    pointless and hard
    fuck the grid
    it makes nothing easier
    walls and divisions
    something that i dont want any part in
    fuck the grids
    they make nothing easier

    by kelly on 03.19.2009
  40. The grid was locking her in, suffocating her as she looked through her window. The city used to seem so safe, now it was just an enourmous cage for her, locking her up with all her thoughts. She wondered briefly if she was crazy, but waved the thought off.

    by Elsa on 03.19.2009