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May 10th, 2011 | 534 Entries

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534 Entries for “console”

  1. i miss those day when i was playing wii with my friends. we enjoyed playing mario kart, cooking mama, those killing people game n such so much… i kinda wanna try out the kinect by the way.

    by raine on 05.10.2011
  2. Please console my heart,
    Fori it is all I have to bare
    Against the winds of life
    Blowing through my sails
    Carrying me along,
    And choosing my way.

    by Sadie on 05.10.2011
  3. the only word on a vocabulary page. Nothing’s comforting IT.

  4. He leaned on my shoulder, the tears falling from his eyes and sobs heaving out of him. I wrapped my arm around him and rubbed his back in a soothing way to console him. He hiccoughed and turned his tear stained face to look at me and solemnly asked, “When fish die, do they go to heaven?”

  5. This makes me think of some friends who recently lost a son in a motorcycle accident. I only hope that they are still together so that they can console each other because something you made together should be grieved over together as well.

  6. This means to make someone feel better about themselves and their issues. I foyu are bing consoled then you are finding happiness from the confort of another. I think when we console each other we justify each other;s actions and give one another to talk out our problems. It is therapeutic and necessary

    by Rebecca Ewing on 05.10.2011
  7. my mother comforting me, crying, on my bed
    My friends helping me
    my sister, me helping her after a breakup
    my dads awfulness at comforting

  8. I am always consoling everyone. But no ones seems to know how to console me. Why?

    by kerry on 05.10.2011
  9. Consoles are for gaming. My boyfriend is a gamer. Who could have ever thought the one relationship I’d keep for longer than a week, would be my polar opposite.
    I’m the fun, bubbly artist type. He’s quiet and nerdy. But somehow,

    by Abbey on 05.10.2011
  10. My xbox is my life. If I could have an xbox for every minute I played xbox, I’d have more than the population of the planet. Console rhymes with butthole. I don’t know what I’m writing anymore. So I’m just going to keep writting. Hopefully something good will come out of this. Hmm…. Console… console, console, console.

    by Paige Cochran on 05.10.2011
  11. The video game console had me stuck. I walked by, dragging my mother excusing any other customers i accidentally bump into. I really wanted that console.

    by =]=] on 05.10.2011
  12. i wish i could have consoled her better, after all her dad just died. i don’t think it was going bad until i decided to turn on the tv, and it wasn’t really turning on the tv, but the fact that the lion king was on. sucks her dad got stampeded.

    by alex on 05.10.2011
  13. A console is a gaming device. You can use it to play video games, or other things that you have to use your television for. They can be all different colors. They have buttons and are sometimes handheld.

    by Amelia on 05.10.2011
  14. claire consoled me when i was sad. she loves me. shes a freak. but i love her. this is weird. don’t know what to write about. wii console is a remote for the wii.

    by bob on 05.10.2011
  15. “I just let go of my whole future. I have nothing to live for. Nothing.” Jamie started weeping softly, letting a small noise out every few seconds.
    “You didn’t let your whole future slip away, Jamie.” I put my hand on her shoulder. “You just let yourself slip away. See him in there? He’s still waiting. You didn’t mess anything up.”
    Jamie looked at me, tears still in her eyes. “Really?”
    I nodded my head.
    She forced a smile and walked briskly back into the ballroom. I caught up to her and grasped her hand as she walked up to her father.

    by Rebecca on 05.10.2011
  16. I gotta say consoling is essential to to the human well being. Many have consoled me. And I will console others to pay it forward. It’s like an out of whack electron going back to neutral. Console.

    by J on 05.10.2011
  17. I consoled him as he bawled on my shoulder. “I don’t understand”, he said in between sobs, “I did everything right, Lanie. I don’t get why she had to go.” I smiled sympathetically. “it’s okay, Rick. You’ll get her back, don’t worry.” I reassured, not having the heart to tell him that I killed her.

    by Maria Rodz on 05.10.2011
  18. I would console you, but first I need to remember to console myself. The pain I feel is overwhelming. I know that you are hurting, too, but if I try to help heal your pain when I am feeling unimaginable hurt, then I will not be an effective friend.

  19. The way that I show you I care about the way that you feel. Even if I don’t understand, i can still try to console you.

  20. The idea that if I respect my mother, I will not talk to, or talk about, or seek to find, my cousin is a decades-long fact of my life. Respect means I must write that person out of my life forever, or until my mother decides I may talk to my cousin. I am 49 years old.

  21. console is when you just are kinda nice to people about something bad that has just happened to them, it’s when you tell them it’s gonna be okay, and the bright side of things. consoling is what good friends do, and can also be in form of song. consoling is common and extremely nice of anyone to do to one another.

    by Molly Smith on 05.10.2011
  22. comforting others in their time of need, a game system that play’s mid numbing games that sap your energy

    by May on 05.10.2011
  23. I couldn’t do anything to console her. It just happened. Faster than anything had happened in both our lives. I couldn’t do anything. So I just sat there and cried with her. That night felt like the last time I’d ever know the real Cassie.

    by Alyssa on 05.10.2011
  24. It’s bad that the first thing I thought of was video games. Just goes to show that people have forgotten about other people. What does it take to put down technology and just listen to someone every now and again? When will we realize that people are more important than electronics?

    by Charlie on 05.10.2011
  25. Where does the need to know come from? Why do we want to know what happened twenty-seven years ago, why do we want to know the truth? Does it console us to know? Why, when others don’t want us to look into a matter, do we do it anyway?

  26. Since 1987, I’ve had a console to console me. First it was NES, just three letters and about that many kilobytes. Last came a perpetually incomplete PC. Now it’s the world and no consolation.

  27. Her parents tried mightily, but no one could console Anna in her grief. He was gone. Troy was gone. They couldn’t bring him back. No one could. Never again would she gaze into his dark eyes. Never again would she hold him as she fell asleep. Her only consolation was that her parents agreed to bury him in the backyard under the tallest oak. She swore she would never forgive Rex for ripping him limb from limb. And neither would her mother. She was finding stuffing all over the living room for the next three months.

    by Izolda on 05.10.2011
  28. What is a console?
    A control center
    machine?
    A brain made of wires,
    inhuman.
    What is a console?
    A source of information
    computer.
    A type of undead
    geek.

    by Kristin Joy on 05.10.2011
  29. to comfort, a shoulder to cry on, a rub on the back and a friend to make you smile. hard to ask for, easy to do for others, comforting to the highest degree. accepted being where you are, and loved for it anyway. the deepest consolation is that of someone who truly Knows where you have been, where you want to be, and where you are. people often forget how to connect, consoling shows compassion, genuine caring for someone.

    by Amie on 05.10.2011
  30. Gaming console or to console? To console is to feel pity. To listen is to feel empathy.

    by (INSERT NAME HERE) on 05.10.2011
  31. Just in the nick of time, the console bleeped. Jagger Martra wheeled his pneumatic chair across the white-tiled room and slapped his hand on the single glowing button. With creaking and popping from long years of disuse, the ceiling opened, dust falling through the crack, dancing through the first ray of sunlight Jagger had ever seen.

  32. I patted jessicas shouldewr trying to console her it doesn’t mean that he doesn’t like you its just thats hes to gay to realize it i mean come on he hit me with a purse stating that straight people are idiots

    by Sky on 05.10.2011
  33. I tried to console him. But he refused my sympathy. Sitting and suffering alone was all he wanted to do. But it wasn’t what he did. I suffered along with him. But at a distance.

    by Zukey Jones on 05.10.2011
  34. What is a console?
    Is it a
    mechanical
    Control center?
    Like a computer type of
    Geek?
    Like an OCD
    machine?

    by Kristin Joy on 05.10.2011
  35. Sitting at the console sitting at the console
    Thoughts rushing into place. A bright backlight, little words. What is this description? An apt one, but what is in it? Nothing of the sole of the light of the console.
    Console console.

    by Emma on 05.10.2011
  36. a computer game, mouse, green lanter, pros and cons, gaming, counsel, comfort, feel bette

    by Katie McDonald on 05.10.2011
  37. I was always the one people called when they were crying. It was always a mystery to me, for I’m not particularly warm, or bright, and I never have good advice at hand. But so it happened. Males and females, friends and frenemies, calling in the afternoon or the middle of the night sobbing and pleading for me to console them. And I did. And maybe I was never very good at it. But there were times when I wanted to be. Never more so than today. Though I may be awkward, cold, and uninviting, I try. And I’ll try. For you, at least.

  38. I remember how fearful she was. A scream of pure terror errupted from her throat, paralyzing every air molecule surrounding us. Her eyes were wide. The blood terrified the poor little girl. I was home alone, and it was my job to console her. To tell you the truth, I was just as terrified as she was.

  39. I’m unable to help you, I am sorry. You see I’ve spent most of my time by myself or in the company of soft things with no voices. I’ve no experience with the delicate structure of broken human emotions. I may look human to you, but inside there is something in me that is very, very unearthly.

    by Megan on 05.10.2011
  40. I don’t really know what to say about a console. All I can think of are game consoles and I really don’t like to play video games. Sometimes, I like watching people play video games and it is somewhat entertaining. I guess. But only if I am really bored or if I don’t feel like moving around. Which is actually most of the time. So I’d say I do spend a lot of time with game consoles.

    by Emalie on 05.10.2011