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March 5th, 2009 | 305 Entries

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305 Entries for “vulture”

  1. a word vulture is someone who eats words preferably from dead languages

    by james on 03.06.2009
  2. The vulture removed his diamond ring and preyed on young girls innocence souls-devouring their souls whole.

    by carol saffen on 03.06.2009
  3. vultures fly on top of black clouds with evil smiles. The clouds are planning to dumb all their waste out tonight. The vultures are smart enough to get out of the way and fly above the clouds.

    by sean on 03.06.2009
  4. ravens i am drawn to but not the vulture picking at the leftovers hungry and macabre decay surrounds eerie silence utterly alone no voice to call out and nobody to hear the cries ugliness waits circles overhead for death.

    by rosylee on 03.06.2009
  5. its gross
    bird
    death
    carass
    eww
    savannah
    lion king
    jungle book
    lalalalaaaa
    beatles
    omg!
    music
    bari
    thea
    hannah
    musiccccc

    by megan on 03.06.2009
  6. Vulture:

    Most of humanity today.

    Everyone wanting something from you, offering nothing in return.

    by Kev on 03.05.2009
  7. vultures wait. and don’t wait. look at that bar going across the top. i am temporarily distracted. vultures don’t get distracted.

    by jason on 03.05.2009
  8. vulture is a weird word, it makes me think of spaghetti, the way the spaghetti wraps around the fork is much like the way death wraps around life and sucks it dry, all sloppy and messy yet so refreshing ang true and necessary, see death is not all that bad, it’s in fact necessary and true and great. it is not a christ followers worst enemy, but rather…

    by jonathan on 03.05.2009
  9. a vulture is like a scavenger but evil. i am pretty sure that vultures not only are sentient with personalities but are planning to take over the world. they want to kill us all, those vultures. you can tell by looking into their eyes. most birds are blank but vultures have something behind those eyes…something sinister. if i had to pick one bird to go up against in a dark alley, the last one i would want to see would be a vulture.

    by doug on 03.05.2009
  10. when i think of vulture it’s a bird obviously but then it’s also that feeling you get when you’re about to be really embarrassed and you know it’s coming. Or like you’re in a desert and the lions are looking for water but all they find are vultures. it’s such a sad idea

    by Hannah on 03.05.2009
  11. well i dont like vultures that much i mean all they do is sit there and watch and wait for prey to lie on the road and then they go feed. ew

    by allie on 03.05.2009
  12. THe vulture ate as much as it could. There was no more to eat. He was curious. She he took a bite out of dirt, and so he became a dirtavore, for that one day….there is one thing grosser than dirt, and that is poop. So if there’s no meat or poop, be careful or you’ll become a poopavore!

    by Margaux on 03.05.2009
  13. that picture. that poor, weak, frail, dying tiny child being pursued by that ugly, evil, lurching, preying vulture. i could get sick. the quintessential picture of the humanity’s poor being preyed upon, and drained by the rest of the greedy sick world. we are the vulture.

    by whit on 03.05.2009
  14. The large open field ate the beginnings of a vulture; it had not been born, not been hatched it never existed. The population of the world was nil. Their were no beings and simply the field and the beginnings of a vulture. There was no time.

    by sean decolle on 03.05.2009
  15. vultures eat carrion. they fly around and around and around and around and they don’t have any feathers on their heads. That isn’t really their fault. They were born like that. Its kind of like people. If you think about it. That’s pretty superficial. So there are at least two ways in which people are vulture like. People can feed off of others parasitically or they can be bald.

    by David Billingsley on 03.05.2009
  16. He stared at her, sitting up at his desk. He crooked his head to the side, just staring, like a vulture. His eyes, empty and cold. A shiver ran down her spine.
    “No” she said. “I did not kill him”

    by sydni on 03.05.2009
  17. Death decay and nature’s visceral vacuum. Phones ring and nature responds.

    by Tyler Barnes-Diana on 03.05.2009
  18. birds, scavengers, carnivores, ugly , stinky, thieves, evil,, dumb, desert, bullies, groups, bald, turkeys cousin..lol, epic

    by jessica on 03.05.2009
  19. whoa vultures. easy bird to identify. they are so misunderstood if you ask me. i feel bad for them, but then again, they are butt ugly. it’s cool though cuz evolution did some interesting stuff to keep them looking good and clean for each other. big bird though. i definitely wouldn’t want one as a pet. people wouldn’t like me, probably. because vultures are pretty scary.

    by pat on 03.05.2009
  20. there were a multitude of vultures perched upon a telephone wire. waiting, patiently for the next meal to arrive. as the cars on the highway started to become more frequent, the vultures knew it would only be a matter of time dinner was to arrive. and sure enough, a groundhog decided to test

    by alicia on 03.05.2009
  21. Vultures watching.
    observing
    Catcus
    Campers
    Graveyard
    Campus
    Dorm
    Roommate,
    A life-sucking vulture.

    by KMurray on 03.05.2009
  22. People. The bastards some of them can be. It’s despicable. They prey and thrive off the misfortune of others. Vultures! Sick despicable rancid vultures. You KNOW that they’re there, but the most frightening thing is, you know it…

    by thenakedblurr on 03.05.2009
  23. Vulture are sickly and disgusting, feeding on carrion, carrying the carrion through their bowels and entrails into their intestines. All sickening.

    by Lauren on 03.05.2009
  24. The vulture waiting for my soul to die looms closer. He hasn’t much longer to wait. My dreams seem far, my friends farther; my soul’s light is dwindling down. The melted wax from it’s candle flame will extinguish it soon enough.

    by ff on 03.05.2009
  25. i all of a sudden felt a little less optimistic about the situation seeing as though we were all of a sudden surrounded by vultures, suddenly it wasnt a great idea, the whole being covered in peanutbutter and chocalate idea went completely to shit.

    by jay on 03.05.2009
  26. Disintegrating, reeking carcass of heart. Rotten, mushy corpse of mind. Thanks a lot. I’m sure you think it’s delish.

    by TheBess on 03.05.2009
  27. yea so the stupid idiotic vulture creatures kept poking at the poor female panda bears eyes and there was nothing for us to do, other than wonder why the panda was in a land so far away.

    by jay on 03.05.2009
  28. vulture, flying over head, telling me that something is terribly terribly wrong up at home. I push my foot to the gas pedal and press hard, feeling the truck bump it’s way down the dirt road toward the ranch.
    I see the problem before I even get there. It’s the dog.

    by Justina C on 03.05.2009
  29. vulture is a disgusting creature that pukes on you to save itself. i know many people who resemble vultures actually.

    by Sarah on 03.05.2009
  30. Vultures have black feathers and menacing faces. They are evil carnivores who eat live animals and would eat you too. They live in dry places.

    by lg on 03.05.2009
  31. vultures are awesome because they barf on their legs to keep cool on hot summer days.

    by Taryn on 03.05.2009
  32. vulture
    vulture on the wall, who is the ugliest of them all?
    you scavenge here, near and far, you pick the bones clean of souls and look for more

    by vlad on 03.05.2009
  33. the bird flew down and captured the mouse in his mouth. He flew back to his nest and ripped the bird apart and fed some of it to the baby birds and kept the rest for it self. It then flew back out and ate peoples hearts.

    by abbi on 03.05.2009
  34. vulture is like a culture.
    it is like a bird flying at angles.
    a vulture attacks, like cultures do too.
    Either vicious or sweet, in depends on the mood.
    anxiety of culture brought on by a vulture.

    by anonymous on 03.05.2009
  35. He was pretty. Sitting by the side of the road on a fence post, just waiting for the picture I couldn’t take because it was the one day I didn’t have my camera, and if I’d stopped the car and walked up to him I’m sure he would have flown off. I thought about As I Lay Dying and how Vardaman chased the vulture around because it was trying to eat his dead mother. I wondered what the difference between vultures and buzzards was.

    by Lauren on 03.05.2009
  36. It’s a dark creature that is mostly used to signify death or despair. It’s pretty damn ugly looking too.

    by Kizzila on 03.05.2009
  37. It’s draining, to stay around locked in your room, waiting for the scavengers to swoop down and steal your possessions. Destroy your things. Things earned by working for them or stealing them yourself. The lock that protects is also the device that partakes in the destruction of a person. Look at anybody who has ever closed themselves off from the modern world and they slowly go insane.

    by paisley on 03.05.2009
  38. a vulture is circling above.
    do i look like a dead carcuss?
    whats he thinking
    whats goin on with my life
    he has no business judging me…
    wtf

    by Shawn on 03.05.2009
  39. the vulture circled the dead body ominously. He considered his lunch as he swooped down from the desert sky. It had been days since his last meal, and he wasn’t about to miss his chance. As he approached his meal he noticed that he was bald.

    by mark on 03.05.2009
  40. Standing there
    waiting
    for me to
    leave

    Evil woman

    Trying to have your prey

    my son

    You want to move in on him
    Take him away

    Before my time is done.

    Back off
    You creature of the night

    he is still mine

    by mamab on 03.05.2009