icy

July 31st, 2009 | 228 Entries

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228 Entries for “icy”

  1. Icy mist breathe streaming through the air into the heart of a young child who was suicidal and he decided to eat peanut butter that hadbeen frozen with chocolate icecream and man eating strawberries that were going to eat your daddy who was actually darth vader who was really the phantom of the opera who killed christine and then ate megs undergarments and heehee im on gaia and im breaking your forums and eating your posts yummy bye bye time is now cause im done.

    by Suicidal Peanut Butter on 08.01.2009
  2. The spring came forth and I stood there waiting for something, waiting for my chance to cry: “I’m Texan. My blood’s always been to thick for this climate!” And then it dawned on me. I’d only ever lived, or rather chosen to li

    by Graham on 08.01.2009
  3. It was icy. Very icy. The road that is. The road was icy. So was the car. Hell, my hair was icy. Everything around me was icy. The night sky was icy; you could see it around the moon. You know how it gets those icy rings.

    Icy is cold. Very cold. Bone chillingly, skin pricklingly cold. Almost like space. I imagine space is very cold. Lonesome. Because it is so icy; cold, ya know?

    I think that even Coca-Cola with ice in it gets lonesome sometimes, because it’s brothers that have no ice shun it, simply because it’s different.

    by Christopher Howard on 08.01.2009
  4. She walked outside into the frostbitten air. She knew that the weather man said it was too cold, and to remain inside, but she was helpless. Nope. She was going for it. As soon as her feet touched the ground her feet turned into icy popsicles.

    by Ashlyne on 08.01.2009
  5. there was a cup of water and an empty tray of ice. she stuck a Popsicle inside the cup because it’s all she could do to stay sane.

    by Clem on 08.01.2009
  6. The gaze she shot me was icy, accusing me of everything she had with words all over again. My innocence didn’t matter at all, she needed someone to blame other than herself and unfortunately it was me. But still I couldn’t help feeling frozen as she glared at me and walked away.

    by Bailey Thomas on 08.01.2009
  7. it was a cold night. Colder than he could remember. Last year, about this time, it had still been sunny. But this year was different. Standing on the front porch he waited for the coach to come back. Waiting for her. It always amused him to stand there on the porch, watching the world go by. And then, as the sun set and the night owls began to prowl, she would arrive.

    by Benjamin on 08.01.2009
  8. cool ice cream, on a summer day. my friends splashing me witht the waterballons they put ice in. Movies, and popcorn (icee) road trips with my brother. licking the ice drips in winter. fun.

    by mk on 08.01.2009
  9. I can remember when I lived in Kansas and the icy driveway me and Peaches had to walk down when I took her out. It was steep so it was a like ice skating down the driveway. We would slide down.

    by chrisy on 08.01.2009
  10. cold wet winter fall slip skate freeze nose socks scarf mittens hat

    by deb on 08.01.2009
  11. Why is there no new word?

    by Question Mark? on 08.01.2009
  12. My arms shook uncontrollably inside my thick coat. I sat huddled at the bus stop, unsure that a bus was even coming. I saw a man dissapear into a store down the road and light spilled out the door like the licks of a flame.

    by Ann on 08.01.2009
  13. the icy summer of my love was here at last. Couldn’t believe I could feel that way … it was cold and sad and happy and I knew it was for the best I don’t think it would have been in better another way.

    by lorena on 08.01.2009
  14. Like sticking your hand in the freezer.
    For hours.
    She said she’ll be back.
    Just keep that hand in there.
    Any second now.
    Any second.
    Maybe minute.
    Any minute.
    Any minute now.

    by Mags on 08.01.2009
  15. she was staring me down with those icy blue eyes as her hand clasped her wine glass.

    by alfie on 08.01.2009
  16. Icy. That’s how the blood turned in my veins when I heard him finally spell out the news. I probably had known it for a while, picking up on subtle changes, like the ripple created by a distant butterfly’s wing flapping in the air. But there it was. For good.

    by Taddy on 08.01.2009
  17. “It’s so cold”, he shivered and he closed his eyes. “No!” I screamed selfishly. We were going to die in this frozen wasteland.

    by J on 08.01.2009
  18. bear chiller candy and finally what i can say about this word is i can see clearly

    by ashish on 08.01.2009
  19. Icy cold people klaugh at me from the backdrop of insanity. Where am i? Who am I, what am I. In the end I ask myself, what it is that causes the icy people to be here, I hear them say, it’s your soul…then I smoke some bud.

    by Adam on 08.01.2009
  20. She’s being a bitch today. So cold, like she doesn’t give a fuck that I exist. I hate it when she gets like this. It makes me feel small; unimportant. I do not like feeling useless.

    by Tomato on 08.01.2009
  21. chilly and cool refreshing sparkly relflective nice on my skin

    by christine karen on 08.01.2009
  22. Slipping on the tread of my sneakers my feet fly out from under me. I’m staring at the sky before I register what’s happened, and the ache sets in. It’s a dull throb I know will last, and I can’t believe how warm my head becomes from contact with ice.

    by Kim on 08.01.2009
  23. there is nothing more refreshing than a tall icy lemonade on a hot summer’s day. nothing that is except for a cold beer. or a gin and tonic. or a jack on the rocks. never mind the lemonade on second thought.

    by aaron on 08.01.2009
  24. lonely dark and all alone freezing cold indifferent painful ignored sad chills sightless

    by kate on 08.01.2009
  25. Icy yew and yew sea me.

    by Joseph on 08.01.2009
  26. the road was getting worse. the condtions wre not in our favor. i turned to ryan and told him to pull over. he failed to heed my instruction. next we knew w 18 wheel mac truck came within inches of our left headlight, and a screeching sound and smell of burning rubber filled the air. it was terrible. ryan was crying and furious, i was glad to be alive. the road was icy, and my brian was fogged. i had no clue that someone could be so affected by one infinitesimal in life, but ryan was. he never was the same. today as i sit in the mental institution, i recollect, while he dies, slowly and painfully.

    by sid macArthur on 08.01.2009
  27. cold eyes

    by Maggie on 08.01.2009
  28. For the most part he seemed cold. Frozen. Just like he’d always been — those cold, light blue eyes, the colour of ice crushed under its own weight for God knew how long.

    If you’d ever met the man, though, you’d find out — despite appearances, he ran hot. Despite those eyes, this guy was more passionate than you could know.

    by nathan on 08.01.2009