keypad

March 6th, 2009 | 201 Entries

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201 Entries for “keypad”

  1. Belongs to my computer. I can write emails and documents with my keypad. Sometimes it becomes dirty because when I use the computer I often eat and drink! I never know how to clean between the letters.

    I try to write more to look if it also submits when I write more sentences after 60 sec. We will see!

    by Charlot on 03.08.2009
  2. the keypad on my laptop is clean yet dirty because in between the keypad is covered with dirt, food particles and eyelid hairs from years of usage. I don’t know why but I want to go home.

    by VR on 03.08.2009
  3. i typed a journal entry instead of writing it in my diary. i don’t know why i sometimes get in the mood to avoid paper in preference of a keypad. maybe it makes what’s going on seem less real?

    by anne onymous on 03.08.2009
  4. key pad, key board comes to mind

    key pad locks. when i feed tiger, with a TIG focus, not just tig. hes my neighbors cat, they have a key pad lock on their door. i use it tog et in their house. that cat rules, he’s so playful and energetic.

    by doug on 03.08.2009
  5. i write on it and there are different types. i don t like the french keypad for example. why do you need to press shift for creating a point which you are using so often. but ok…

    by marie on 03.08.2009
  6. keypad is te one with the keys. the delete key might be my favorite. erase my mistakes. why does my alliteration always have to go to something that it’s not about. that made no sense, like why does my rant on this thing always turn into something thats so idfferentform the given word? I have no clue, maybe that’s just human nature as a whole.

    by que serA, serA on 03.08.2009
  7. I couldn’t think of anything to write at first, but then it hit me like a bolt of lightening. Not only do I sit in front of a keypad all day, but I’m constantly touching it.

    by chris on 03.08.2009
  8. There are so many keys and you if you just push on you are making a decsion. Its not that big of a desicion but you are making one. you have to choose and its similar to life. You are typing out a story as we speak. Even though you might be making small desicions you are making a larger desicion in life.

    by Kevin Melgren on 03.08.2009
  9. My fingers slide of the keypad as I’m typing these words. SO easy a skill for a child who started her life behind a pc before she had proper social skills. What do the words still mean? How does it show her soul?

    by Sanja on 03.08.2009
  10. Still the word keypad. Hmmm. Where would this modern world be without a keypad upon which to write? How would anyone cook books financially or otherwise?

    by Baraco1 on 03.08.2009
  11. type type type Dont really know what to say just sitting here listen to music and typing my life away
    I think I feel
    I dont kow if its all right
    my keypad doesnt help
    maybe my cell
    need a new one
    I miss him
    I miss what used to be
    saying i love you with my keypad
    it was so easy back then
    I wish I never did.

    by Her on 03.08.2009
  12. Is this site still here? Keypad .. keypad. I’m blanking. A keypad is definitely and surely the most

    by Macherat on 03.08.2009
  13. i am writing on a keyboard. a keypad is a different thing. like his cousin. or his little nephew that everyone likes.

    by david on 03.08.2009
  14. Using the keypad to express her thoughts she slowly drifted away into the part of her brain that rarely made itself know to her. She just kept typing until she felt herself tiring and knew she had to just get that last thought out before she turned off the computer for the day.

    by Tanya on 03.08.2009
  15. The keypad looks innocent enough. Simple numbers, organized neatly. What lies within is a countless combination of riches or debts, successful password entries or lock outs, lots of money in the bank or too many bills to count. It’s all up to you.

    by CM on 03.08.2009
  16. fingertips

    by ana on 03.08.2009
  17. The keypad is essential to any computer. You use it to type, to write, to let your emotions out. Although with the advancement of technology, I see the keypad as easily replacing the pencil or pen of yesterday.

    by ola on 03.08.2009
  18. The keypad sat dumb waiting for my fingers to fly. I need a new prompt each day. One word has failed me.

    by Gay Pogue on 03.08.2009
  19. with your fingers poised
    they brush and stroke
    like letters, numbers, under the hard sharp point
    of a pencil
    it is close, marking and leaving
    spaces for you to ponder

    by Verdandi on 03.08.2009
  20. Keypad: noun. A place of residence for single keys.

    by Oliver Smith on 03.08.2009
  21. Fingers touch type across the screen. Creating words, that lead to sentences, that soon lead to a whole story contained in one small little square on the screen. There is feeling in these words that are not created from flow of ink or scratched into paper with charcol. Oh no they are something quite different.

    by dragonpoetry on 03.08.2009
  22. To many choices, what shall I construct today.
    Mine is not a world of realities or emotions,
    But one of building blocks and pragmatics.
    Yes, syntax too is creationism.

    by Panda-Vision on 03.08.2009
  23. I don’t know much about this word…..

    by cissy on 03.08.2009
  24. why do they call it a keypad? It is really not a key nor is it a pad. Why are the order of the numbers different on a telephone versus a 10 key or calculator? Hmmm, things to ponder.

    by John on 03.07.2009
  25. His fingers slid across the keypad hesitantly–he glanced around constantly. The office was silent but for the hum of hard drives and monitors, the buzz of fluorescent light. He knew this was a bad idea…

    by RaggedSid on 03.07.2009
  26. i typed the words on the keypad, they flowed from my fingertips as if a magician was conjuring, and endless stream of conciousness i didn’t feel i had any say in.

    by elliot on 03.07.2009
  27. My son cannot use a keypad anymre. he is punished. what a cruel world.

    by anonymous on 03.07.2009
  28. i typed the words on the keypad, they flowed from my fingertips as if a magician was conjuring, and endless stream of conciousness i didn’t feel i had any say in.

    by elliot on 03.07.2009
  29. punching the keypad vigorously, bradley entered his code and rushed up the stairs to his room, only to discover the place was trashed and all his things were thrown about everywhere. He called his mum’s cell at work and informed her, she rushed home and..

    by Caroline on 03.07.2009
  30. oh how particular I am about my keyboards! (same thing as a keypad?) They cannot be elevated, they can’t be sticky, and I hate white ones. Why do I care? I don’t know. When I am in public places I carefully choose my computer judging by the keyboard, even if I have to sit far away from where I would like.

    by emily on 03.07.2009
  31. i always type “there’s nothing wrong with having any of this” out with my fingers when i’m in an uncomfortable situation or location because it’s comforting to me, even though i have no idea how it originated or what it even means. i’ve tried to figure it out but there doesn’t seem to be any meaning

    by lisa on 03.07.2009
  32. the keypad was cold… Noone had been at this computer in a long while. As the winter wind whistled through the cracks of the library window, it became apparent that the files ann was searching through were not meant to have been found

    by gen on 03.07.2009
  33. Here I sit, staring aimlessly down at the expanse of keys under my fingertips. On those keys have I accomplished wonders; hundreds of last minute essays as the sun rises, thousands of emails to friends, Facebook notices, even witnessed the writing of my first novel. The keys remain the same while I change, oh too quickly.

    by Abby on 03.07.2009
  34. Entranced by the dance my nails retell. Romanced by the trance your glance entails.

    by nightshine on 03.07.2009
  35. I am the mountain brother
    never tall but broken also
    shown to be a cover sweep sweet
    serenade o lordy lord o mine
    as snow perches on my peaks
    eyes
    nose
    beard
    flowing to the valley floor

    by henry on 03.07.2009
  36. It’s complete bs, to think that just because I can’t find a place to live, or get a girl that I want, or make people laugh, that I’m worthless. Type this message into your damn keypad… f-you!

    by jay on 03.07.2009
  37. She sits staring at the keypad, desperate for that damn code to come back to her. 40 seconds left… still nothing, mind blank and empty, and the blinking and beeping is helping either. One of the men behind her coughs then clears his throat, growing impatient at her delay.

    by Mel on 03.07.2009
  38. this keypad is the means of our communication. it was the gateway to our seamless conversations with context of amazing nothings that are so unecerssarily necesary.. everytime u speak i want to absorb every word.. ahh..

    by telle on 03.07.2009
  39. The keypad. It’s right in front of me – right here, with keys on it. Sometimes I think of rearranging the keys, just for confusion’s sake, but there’d be no point, as – for one thing, this is m mum’s computer. I’m not sure I like this keyboard here, or this prompt much. I liked the last one much better. Skate.

    by Rini on 03.07.2009
  40. I touch. I punch. I hit. I sit. I feel it underneath my finger tips.

    by stephanie harper on 03.07.2009