blackout

April 4th, 2009 | 307 Entries

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307 Entries for “blackout”

  1. i hope i don’t get blackout drunk. i don’t think i will. we went to a show and i had two fat tires…they were quite good. i stood there and moved to the beat and leaned back against the boy who keeps me sane, who makes me whole (it’s so good; i can’t wait until i have this all of the time.)

    so far, i’m really liking this whole “being twenty-one” thing.

    jess
  2. same thing ? i love blackouts… theyre hot ! once we where talking about ghost stories and we had a blackout at the time we where telling the scariest one… it was horrible ! i jumped from my sit ! it was so cool :D hahahaha

    xime
  3. It is a blackout when the sky comes falling onto our heads and the snows of yesterdays memories are whitened by teh very darkness of apoplectic summertime blues.

    vincent
  4. the blackness in our hearts burns a thousands miles of deep inner fear and collapses into thus regrets. in coincidence the rest of the darkness brightens into shadows.

    Luke
  5. white in
    black out
    racism

    brittany taylor
  6. britney spears second latest cd. pretty amazing. all the songs were fun and trashy. what more could you ask for.

    lights going out.
    doing too many drugs.
    drinking too much alcohol.
    being punched in the face.
    getting very mad.

    ashley
  7. black out is when all the nights go out in a city or a town and all is black.

    nicole
  8. Ive already written about blackout so I won’t do it again the end.

    george
  9. Blackout is something that takes on a few different meanings. Without knowing the actually meaning of it, I think it suggests certain intense imagery. Loss of emotion entirely. Emptiness.

    eric
  10. So dark and warm I think I may be dead. But is this really the afterlife? Heaven? Is this all there is now? I don’t want to wait for the end of the world, the universe, until there’s nothing…

    Caitlin
  11. sweat dripping down my face
    clinging to my stomach, elbows, toes
    ecstasy taking hold
    mixed with the vodka
    too much
    blackout

    brittany taylor
  12. you say you blackout almost everytime you drink.
    liar.
    you slipped. you don’t.
    you say you love him, fuck with him over and over and overover again.
    your times up.

    ali
  13. I’m thinking about Mizzou games … football, basketball … such fun! I love being surrounded by a sea of black and gold. GO TIGERS!

    Tonya
  14. Sometimes I black out. It happened two weeks ago. Too much tequila, and the last thing I remember is taking off my clothes while a random Eastern European fondled my roommate’s breast. I had a splitting headache the next day.

    Charlotte Brenner
  15. In the end, it was all dark
    In the end, all the hope had gone, all the people departed
    In the end, I was left completely alone, in that house, that room
    In the end, I realized exactly what I had done to drive them away.
    In my own personal blackout.

    Connor Gaffney
  16. vague.
    as time passes each second slows. until it’s no longer time and your no longer you.
    the unknown becomes greater and greater.
    the alcohol is robbing you.
    it’s robbing you of the laughter and the smiles you could remember.
    it’s robbing you of the hapiness and the memories you could gain.
    alchol is a crime.

    saetia
  17. no ligh-just dark, save energy. Also when someone faints or passes out and doesn’t remember what happened. I think of a dark city, Las Angelas, in total darkeness and quiet.

    shannon
  18. It’s too dark and I can’t see a thing. I can’t tell if I’m awake or just unconscious. The silence is too overwhelming and I can’t even think. There’s no light anywhere, not at the end of a tunnel or nothing.

    damaris
  19. it was only yesterday that I was young and agile.

    Then my life passed before me. Who am i? Where am I? What am I doing with my life? Where have I been? Do I know where I’m going? It’d all passed. All of it. How? Its not fair I thought. Its like I woke up one morning with regrets and fear. Yesterday I didn’t think this way!

    Roy
  20. The blackout caused massive disruption to the lives of the city dwellers. Chaos reigned, panic ensued and general pandemonium spread.

    Linda Mahoney
  21. He blackedout as the sword pommel came down on his skull . all efforts for nothing to be caught here now

    george
  22. Well, I can’t say much about that word. It has two words in it. One is out and the other one is black. I never had a blackout. In fact, I’ve never witnessed a blackout in person.

    Rustam
  23. The electricity is out and no one knows why. There isn’t even a hint of a storm in the clear, autumn sky but for some reason the entire city is black. Everyone begins to worry about the potential reason for such an occurrence and the idea of a devastating car accident somewhere near prompts those of all religions to look to the heavens and pray for the safety of loved ones on the road.

    Lindsay
  24. She knew the darkness could not overwhelm her spirits. The blackout restored the presence of family and friendship. But also, the presence of connection.

    Alec Drury
  25. sometimes, when you drink too much with all of your friends in celebration/happiness/sadness/etc., you begin to reach a stage past drunkenness in which you get really tired and can’t make any basic decisions. Things begin to get a little fuzzy looking and you start to feel really, really sleepy. Sooner or later, you ‘blackout’, and you are no longer awake and able to interact with others. People can try to wake you up, but chances are that they will fail and need to wait until the next morning to have any chance of interacting with you.

    Anna
  26. One day when I wasn’t feeling well i blacked out in the shower. It was the most frightening experience of my life. I didn’t know what happened when i woke up bleeding and naked.

    Trish
  27. it is dark in the hallway, so all I see is the glowing eyes of my cat. i put my hand on the wall to

    Kathy
  28. The darkness, that comes when all that is light is gone, all of the world becomes devoid of emotion and light.

    Jade
  29. no power

    Rommel
  30. I drank too much. It came all at once when the world started spinning. All I could do was hold onto the ground with both my hands and feet as the world slowly left me. I forgot to remember to put my head above the toilet. The blackout ended 9 hours later with a mouth full of ass and a desperate need to drink water.

    Brandon
  31. you listened to me in the night and i kept telling you to come closer. the candles were dimming and the lights were, a city-wide blackout.
    the shadows were dancing on the walls and i wanted to hear your voice, but you never came.
    what i was waiting for, i don’t even know.
    but i remembered the days we hid in my bed and told stories to each other.

    gabriella
  32. shit… i can’t see. where’s the matches? or candles? i don’t really understand this website??!!!?? HELP!!!!!!!

    alicia hunter
  33. he left the bar at two, pulling his jacket closed as he was hit by the cold air. It wasn’t the season that made it cold, it was the contrast from the crowded pub. walking home, he passed under thirteen streetlamps, and after the last one (in front of his house) the lights went out.

    Max Cunningham
  34. I’m kind of lost here. I’ve been sitting without my face for a while now, kind of like a blackout. A blackout from the earth and from myself. I’m not sure when it happened, but it did. A major crisis in the hands of the betrayer. I’m lost here and I can’t even rely on a mirror to help me find myself.

    Cassi Lee
  35. there was a black out, it was so close to the end of the world, but all anyone could see was black. black black. forget everything they thought they’d planned for that day, they spent it, crying moaning laughing loving hating in darkness. and god looked on from above, and saw the true spirt, the truth courage, bravery or lack thereof, of mankind.

    Sierra
  36. it’s dark, there are no lights, in the whole town or city

    heather
  37. this is a term meaning no power opr l;ight to see your surroundings. it has happened occassionally on a national basis. it can also be when a persons brain blanks for a period of time

    Geoff
  38. Earth Hour. I wish I had participated in it, but (like everything else in my life) I didn’t follow through. I didn’t do the research to know when it was and when the commercials came on TV, well, I never made a memo. If the whole world (or a lot of the world) can turn its lights off for one hour, why can’t I?

    Aimee
  39. Total darkenss, never seeing nor hearing. No forward or backward, just stillness. Dark and empty. No hope. No beginning or end, jsut stuck in a never ending middle.

    Justin
  40. Thelle said something Jude didn’t hear, and laughed a joke Jude didn’t get. As much as Jude loved her, he really wanted to tell her to shut up every now and again.

    She said something: a question. She was waiting, head tilted, for a response.

    “What…” Jude’s voice sounded cracked and rough, so he cleared his throat. “What was that?” Better. Not much. But better.

    Thelle was giving him a funny look. “You okay, dude?”

    Jude smiled, but his face was too weak to hold it. He pressed a hand against his hot forehead and tried to squeeze out the beating headache beneath his temples. He coughed.

    “I’m fine,”
    (he said)
    “I’m fine.”

    And, falling over, he thought that the stars behind his eyes weren’t quie as beautiful as the diamonds in the sky last night.

    Mossy