figured

November 17th, 2015

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44 Responses to “figured”

  1. Jason figured he would go to the store with Lily, but Lily figured she would stay home instead

    by Anna frank on 11.18.2015
  2. You know how you have those friends who you think have it all figured out? Love, family, friends, career, their personal goals? Well they don’t. They feel lost like you do and confused like you do. Their problems are different from yours in shape, size and intensity. But you know what they have in common with you? They show up, just like you do.

  3. I have a friend that had the same word and he couldn’t figured out. What should I figured? Something about how to achieve things. I don’t even know what I’m writing right now. I’m not checking the spelling just figuring out.

    by Agostina on 11.18.2015
  4. Can I have another word? I am not good at figuring things. I am good at feeling things. Good at missing things. And great at loosing time. I alwyas wondered which time is lost and which time is gained.

  5. Oh, it’s figured again. Well, I figured this is a way to write without thinking and I realize what I do is to describe reality as it is happening. Does it help? Anyone? Me? Describing isn’t doing. Isn’t creating.

  6. I fured out this must be the word yu guys always start with. Ayrton just posted on Facebook that he wrote about it. So, well.. I hope he does not post about other words the site generates. Otherwise this is cool.

  7. I could have figured that things wouldn’t work out. Things never seem to go the way we want them to, at least not for me.

  8. i figured out that i’ve been eaten by robots and is in there stomach right now being digested in a metal casing and died the end

  9. I do not figured what this site is about. It is just a writing contest? Is my english good enough? I cannot stop asking question that cannot be answered. What is this? Why is this bothering me so much?!

    by ayrton Zazo Girod on 11.18.2015
  10. I figured am equation a ration for me
    The perfect solution for an entity
    A perfect square and fitted shape
    Obviously his was a mistake

  11. I figured that he wouldn’t want to talk to me. I don’t know why, but I just knew that something was wrong. It was only when Maxey came and explained the problem that I realized it. As he walked in the door, I slipped down the hall with my fuzzy socks, hoping he’d be alright. “It wasn’t your place to do that” he said.

  12. I figured she had fleas, we’ve seen her itch and scratch ’bout 15 times a day. A couple of times I thought I’ve seen these little bugs jump up and down, but I thought I was just hallucinating from the concussion I got from running into Ed while runnin’ after the soccer ball.

    by Devon on 11.18.2015
  13. I finally figured out why he was avoiding me, I hated that feeling. I finally believed in myself to be confident and straight up with him. I told him ”I want to put behind and just be friends, but I don’t want it to happen again.” After that I am more confident in myself and I don’t care what people say or think. Their opinion means NOTHING to me. What should I care what anyone thinks? It doesn’t matter what people think it matters of how you thin of yourself. Just be yourself, stand up for yourself don’t let people push you around and tell you you’re nothing. Just keep your chin up, and everything will be just fine. :)

    by Faith on 11.18.2015
  14. i did.
    then i didn’t
    always trying
    it takes work
    we’ve got it all right
    BODY
    media
    truth.

  15. Samantha dropped Michael’s hand and smiled nervously at the man leaning against a red pick-up truck. Cold brown eyes greeted them, and the severe line of the man’s mouth offered no friendliness. As the silence stretched out, Samantha began to shrink in on herself, turning into a twelve-year old. Michael felt his eyes widen and his stomach curl with a startling new understanding.

    by on 11.18.2015
  16. Figured is a wonderful word thank you for giving me this opportunity.

    by talaya holmes on 11.18.2015
  17. Figured is like We have figured out the mystery.

    by talaya holmes on 11.18.2015
  18. The man figured out the date of the girls birthday and surprised her by asking her to marry him.

    by HORSECRAZYGIRL on 11.18.2015
  19. She’d stick it out
    she figured –

    so much invested
    so much to lose.

    Lingering in her
    lost and lonely

    screams
    always
    pillow-bound

    all fluff
    and
    rage.

  20. hi

  21. “I just figured… if you can’t beat ’em, join ’em.”
    “What does that even mean to you?”
    “I dunno. Platitudes seem like the most appropriate thing to use here. It’s just like riding a bike.”
    “Will you knock if off?”
    “Sticks and stones, babe.”
    “I’m walking away now.”
    “A journey of a thousand miles-”
    “SHUT UP!”

  22. I figured out the source of my unhappiness, I thought. I thought it was you and I began to pile the reasons onto a bonfire of resentment which I lit with my anger. Is it too late? Can we fight this fire before it engulfs what we’ve built over 30 years?

  23. I figured out that India is a very nice country. I’ll visit it again in future.

    by vfdsfv on 11.18.2015
  24. i thought i would have figured it by now. how to tread the tight rope between different worlds that i call reality. i thought careful tiptoeing would take me far and safe to somewhere where the rope ends. but where is it. falling seems to be my first instinct

    by frankster on 11.18.2015
  25. 1figured=Frequently Informative Gravitive Ubiquity Releasing Exposing Domain

    by Garz on 11.17.2015
  26. She would never betray a single unanticipated, unpleasant emotion. “I figured,” she said out of the side of her mouth. Even when faced with the news she’s anticipated since finding the extra panties in the wash.

  27. I should have figured this was some sort of scam or conspiracy. All my life’s been flashed before my eyes. I don’t have one. I deflect this with a colour shade. I am a dragon. I will always be what I am. Forget everything else. I will.

  28. I have been wasting too much time lately but I figured its not for long. I mean, how long can things be boring and stagnant, right? But then, I should get a move on if I want to make something of my life and career.

    by diya on 11.17.2015
  29. you believe in algorithms. but not everything figures as nicely as you’d like to believe. let me fit into the puzzle you’ve surrounded yourself in, but the fragility of riddles is something i’m all too familiar with. i figured you knew that, too.

  30. ya know what is stupid?
    when people say they figured…
    like hello?
    why u go around assuming,
    when nothing is determined.

    by ABI on 11.17.2015
  31. I figured that this would be the case. I met her and now I can’t get her out of my mind even more. She has become entrenched in so many ways to a life that a few short months ago knew nothing of her. Now the very thought of waking up with out seeing her has become excruciating. What do I do? I know what has to happen. We will find a way or we will make one.

  32. “I figured,” I say after I didn’t figure at all.
    The eight figured around itself, just as I figured around you.

    by grackle on 11.17.2015
  33. “What’s your name again?”

    She winced, noticeably, but I don’t think because she didn’t like me asking. “It’s Rachel.”

    I smiled. “Right. I figured. Sorry.”

    The waiter passed us two glasses of wine – one white, one red. Rachel took the red.

    “I thought it was Rachel,” I said, “but I was second guessing myself. I remember seeing you for the first time…”

    “My hair was a lot shorter,” she sighed.

    “I know.”

    “And I hadn’t shaved.”

    I grinned. “I remember that, too.”

    by Belinda Roddie on 11.17.2015
  34. It was typical, he figured, that the rain storms would start just when he had hauled out the sidewalk chalk. He tried to beat it, but the droplets of water were relentless in their pursuit.

  35. That you would get married again. Four times, the charm. First time, I was there. She was beautiful; I should’ve been standing there. Wasn’t. Second time, you were a little older; she had a lot to offer, made you the hero of her business. Third time. Not sure what happened there; you invited me, I said no. Why would I go and watch you get married for the third time to someone who wasn’t me? Fourth time. Last I looked, we were still friends, but this time, just a short note at Christmas time, telling me that you were happy than you’d ever been in your memory. It came with a calendar (which I promptly tossed in the garbage because it was the only angry thing I could do at that moment), and poof, you were gone. I’m still married to the same man, by the way. And, by the way, he is a man.

    by nyla on 11.17.2015
  36. Have a great day

    by Anna Shirley on 11.17.2015
  37. I figured today my garden I shall have outside of my kitchen window this
    Spring. Daffodils, roses, different herbs.

    by Anna on 11.17.2015
  38. I don’t know why I figured I could get away with it.
    Why?
    Now, looking back, I can’t understand it.
    But nobody saw me, and I didn’t have the guts to ‘fess up.
    And now I’m stuck with my decision.

    by Alethea Santizo on 11.17.2015
  39. I i used to think that all of my striving was for nothing. I mean, after all, things never worked out. It was something I did because I thought I was supposed to. You know. Following some formula for Living Life. And I figured I must be broken, because I wasn’t doing all the things I should have. I wasn’t in the place I was supposed to be. But I’m not broken, I’m just me. And being me is a-okay.

    ‘Cause I’m freaking awesome.

  40. i figured the quiet on the other end
    meant you didn’t love me anymore
    as if all reality could change in one day,
    but then again, it has before

    i figured the silence meant that all was well
    that if things were dire, you’d wish me to hell
    as if the balance of all things lay with me
    but then again, they usually do