detour

May 1st, 2010 | 381 Entries

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381 Entries for “detour”

  1. The word detour cost allot of time today. I knew that I had to get to work but if it wasn’t for that word in orange and black my life would be on the right track to a new career

    Jonathan Romero
  2. I took a detour one night on a dusty road. I had never been there before but I decided I needed a break, a chance to catch my breath. That night was like a dream, but in the worst possible way.

    Alysha
  3. Detour, shmetour. I’m gonna go my own way. Ain’t no sign can tell me where to go.

    Suzanna McElwain
  4. Then the car swerved violently. No one had seen the yellow signs screaming warnings in the dark. The fog didn’t help either. Since when had there been a cliff here?

    I guess we just missed the detour sign.

    Kat
  5. Detours are a wonderful way to get to see the world, Everyone is busy going directly from point A to point B without (cliche alert) stopping to smell the roses. I think detours are great.

    Sam
  6. the detour fell, fell away from the road and into countrysides winding away from their own main roads. We followed it into the dark, out of tunnels and rivers and all over, over here there were people who didn’t know the road was a detour, over their they’d been waiting a long time for it

    Paul Logan
  7. Did the chicken detour or cross the road?

    blindflamingo
  8. He took a detour on the way to the bank. The 60,000 dollars would be his and his alone.

    ZooKeeney
  9. The road was icy and his hands were frozen on the wheel – it made for difficult steering. I’ll just pull over he thought but the lights ahead of him convinced him to make a detour.

    Annemarie
  10. Detour is word that is often missed used. Often people think that it is a route you take when a primary one has been denied, but this is not the case. In actual fact, a detour is the official name for the ceremony that takes place when a tour guide dies.

    Sam Thorley
  11. i was walking when it happened.
    Slowly but surely, that same man who haunted my dreams appeared in the window.
    I ran like hell.
    I ran until the breath flew out of my chest and i heaved and nothing came out.
    I sprawled out on the floor
    and blacked out on the face of my fears.

    Alice
  12. I oncw took a detour through a dark ally. No one was in sight, and I was alone. Forever.

    Charlie South
  13. “i took a detour to the next town. then I got lost!” said little red riding hood to the wolf.
    detours aren’t always good. but sometimes they allow you to meet people on your way to a place. detours are a way to get ou

    Lucia
  14. I needed a detour. One that could get me away and occupied from him. Him. He made me so angry. And yet, I loved him more than anyone.

    Bailey
  15. A detour is a alternative route, usually because the primary route is blocked or inaccessible. Many people view detours as annoyances, but they can also be seen as chances for a different drive, a change of pace, and a new road–with the chance, of course, that you will be late for your intended destination.

    Joe Brown
  16. I took the detour down the hall and saw my parents having sex. OMG.

    Dirty Diana
  17. i tool a detour one time and it wound up making me go the complete wring way, so i got so fucking pissed and went the fuck back home to take my pills. after, i found a way around the detour, wich was like a detour for a detour…crazy shit. i konow

    matt
  18. Take a detour
    to he hospital
    and pick up some milk from the corner store.

    kim
  19. The rain tumbled from the sky to the earth in a meeting of nature and destructive forces. The road stood no chance against the onslaught of dirt and mud as the landslide came crashing down and the cars on the road had no better a chance.

    Amanda
  20. taking detours is probably the worst thing known to man. When you take a detour, your sense of direction is all screwed up, you’ve got no idea where you are, when you are, who you are, why you are, how you are, you just are, 300 thousand feet away from where you were supposed to be.

    Stephanie Rae
  21. I promised her this one detour. One stop alongside the road. I don’t know what attracted her to that small abandoned graveyard a few meters away from the car. She’d left me standing by the staionwagon, watching her walk away. She knelt down by one of the graves, her long dark hair shuddering as her shoulders shook in sobs. It took me a moment to realize what those sobs meant.

    alleigh