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December 9th, 2009 | 511 Entries

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511 Entries for “dial”

  1. i dialed the munber and she didnt answer the phone i got the answering machine of course she didnt answer shes been dead for too long but still it was nice to hear her voice i love her so much ill nver have an aunt like you agian no one can replace what i lost

    Alexa Reilly
  2. i had a dial once, its name was rick. i hate rick. he’s a prick. stupid rick the prick…oh well shit.

    Anonymous
  3. As I picked up the phone, i hesitated. All I need to do was dial you number and wait for you to ignore my call and my day would be ruined. Or, I could put the phone down and walk away. I chose the latter. Here’s to a new day…

    Dot
  4. i dialed the phone and held my breath as i waited for him to answer. the rings continued on and on, adding to the tightness in my stomach. i heard a click. i held my breath and waited. for what, i don’t know.

    laura
  5. I dialed the number. Nine… my heart beat faster, I knew that once the paramedics had arrived my whole world would swirl down the drain. One… things intensified and I could hear moans and groans of the victim in the background. One… that victim was my friend, I didn’t mean to shoot him.

    Chris Bustos - cbustos0310@gmail.com
  6. Dialing can mean so little, yet so much. A way to contact someone to talk to because you’re bored, or to talk seriously to. It means a lot to be dialed.

    Sal
  7. i dial the number, but put the phone down. I don’t know what to say, what you will think, but i know know i have to do this. i have to dial your number and tell you how i feel once and for all.

    basia
  8. He dialled… No answer. Damn. This was it, his one chance, and there was no-one there to–
    “Hello?” A voice shivered down his spine, he was shocked and didn’t know what to say.

    Tailscoolio
  9. He called me first. No one believes me, but he did. He wanted to know who I was, in a nutshell. What do you tell someone? What can you say? I decided not to say anything, and I hung up. It was my greatest regret thus far and I don’t know how I’ll ever make up for it.

    Lisa
  10. telephones are ringing in the back of my head, but it’s only the sound of me missing your calls. i wish i could call you, but i’m too scared to dial. and the sun dial tells me it’s too late to say bye.

    Ms. Awesome

    Anonymous
  11. i can dial a phone. makes me think of the old days in the fifties when there were rotary phones. i want to dial in the the world around me. people try to tune out with their headphones and tvs and reality shows but it only brings them further away from real life and it shuts theirminds down. it rbigns them towards judging their fellow human beings instead of dialing in – tuning into their friends and familiezzzzz needs

    stephanie keller
  12. The telephone rings, a call I anticipate, a call I dread. Rings three times, four, but I’m too far away and already my wheels spin uselessly, like a car in a snowbank. I pick up, breath held inside.
    An empty buzz. Now one question is left to me: do I redial?

    Amanda
  13. Dial the phone
    make the call
    the oven dial
    is home alone
    you see the dial
    on e face of theclock
    time to use the dial
    take a bath on the dock
    turn the dial
    times running out
    the sands oalmost gone
    then the paper. …… I can’t think of a rhyming word

    dialllllll

    Susan alln
  14. The phone vibrated in my hand. I waited for the courage to well up in me. It didn’t. Answer it? Too late. The phone lay dead. Knock! Knock! Knock! Where’s that courage when you need it? I peeked through the door window and realized my fate.

    Brianne
  15. dial

    Anonymous
  16. could you dial M for Murder? could you pick up the phone and justcall me, all I need is to remember what we were once that together, that in sync. just CALL me.

    She was your angel. She was your heart and she was your downfall – are you done yet? Are you done being sad, trysting with everyone else, are you ready?

    Can we do this right? let’s just get it together, rock this.

    It’s all dialing and all going down tonight.

    Samie
  17. dial a phone. dial me. call me. why don’t you ever call? calling me would solve this. i hate the phone, but i wish you’d call…joshua radin said that. he is good with words, i’m not. but please call.

    elly
  18. i dialed the phone and my grandma stole it from my hand she baked cookies in the oven and the microwave went up in flames. my little sister had shot a gun and i had attempt to call the police but just as i did the cat in the hat awoke from the wound.

    Louie Felipe Murphy/louiefmurphy@gmail.com
  19. pick up the phone dial his number talk to him hang up then say i love you. pick up dial hang up never talk. have so much to say and no way of knowing how to say it. if only he would pick up the phone and dial my number tell me he loves me. just dial

    baby its fact
  20. turn the dial just a little bit and he will die and you will be set free…..what are you waiting for? DO IT!

    Amy
  21. Dial up that number – you know it’s no good. They’re gone and you’re alone, all alone. How does it feel to be lonesome for once? I wonder, with all of your loneliness, if you even remember me?

    Cinnia
  22. The idiot living downstairs dialed up the volume. Even worse than the thrashing speed metal they were listening to was the smell of vomit, alcohol, and sweat rising up the stairway. Every once in a while, inhuman screams accompanied the music. I sighed and returned to my books.

    vish
  23. I used to dial his number every day. I could do it in my sleep, I could do it with my eyes closed. Eventually, I didn’t even need the buttons or numbers. Today, I see him on Facebook and think how much I’ve changed. And I only regret that I knew him in the first place.

    Zubeda
  24. dial from a new shiny phone to the same old people. I guess not everything can be updated, but that’s not my fault. it’s not my fault the world is old news. people die, things fall apart. they always have. it’s not my fault that they’ve fallen so far. new phone to old people. maybe i shouldn’t have bothered. connection is over rated. nothing changes anyway, because things have been happening so fast for the longest time. i have to reason to update myself with the same old change.

    The Founder
  25. i have a sundial. it is round and pointy.
    the pointy sundial tells me it is time to get going to school. i don’t want to go to school.

    js
  26. She dialed the phone to call her friend. Ring. Ring. Ring. She picked up after the third time.

    “Yes?” her friend asked on the other line.

    “Where were you?”

    Kirsty
  27. When I dialed her number, the phone rang for an extraordinary amount of time. I didn’t have anything that I wanted to say to an answering machine or voicemail, so I held out hope that she’d pick up. We’d never really even met before, just chatted online. What would I say when she picked up?

    Anonymous
  28. i dial the number to your house and it rings
    no one answers
    i hang up, try again
    i try again and it rings once then stops.
    then i hang up and try a second time
    it rings twice and suddenly stops
    then i hang up a third time
    and realize you were trying to call me

    samantha k.
  29. i like to dial my phone. I think, though i don’t use my phone a lot. I guess I use my dial pad for texting. DIAL. DIAL. DIAL. DIAL. DIAL. DIAL. DIAL. DIAL. DIAL. DIAL. DIAL. DIAL. DIAL. DIAL. DIAL. DIAL. DIAL. DIAL.DIAL. DIAL.DIAL. DIAL. DIAL. DIAL. DIAL. DIAL. DIAL. DIAL. DIAL. DIAL. DIAL. DIAL. DIAL. DIAL. DIAL. DIAL. DIAL. DIAL. DIAL.

    Maddy!
  30. I told myself to dial a number. Someone answered. I asked if I can talk to him. He said why not? I was saying random things. He was listening. It felt good. Stranger to stranger. A random number, a random conversation. And it seems we understood each other even if there’s a rare chance that we’ll ever meet.

    Life Bliss
  31. Dial tone. I wish I wasn’t afraid of the phone. That’d probably be good. I don’t like phones, waiting for someone to pick up is scary. So is getting a call from an unknown number. I ignore those. If it’s important, they’ll leave a message. Dial. I usually won’t. I’ll type you an email.

    Karin
  32. PHONE, RING MY NANA, COULD DIAL A BOOZE, OR A TAKE AWAY…YUM, WANT A CHINESE!!!
    DIAL A FRIEND, WHEN I NEED TO TALK

    LAUREN
  33. I want to dial your number, but the urge quickly died, because I shouldn’t be calling you. Fair and simple. I wish I would have thought of a better association with the word dial, because honestly, I don’t need to be writing about you neither. Goddamn you oneword.com for bringing up the past in an unpleasant way.

    Dustin
  34. Unconsiously you dial the phone to contact your love nervous to the point of shaking ring ring ring maybe you shouldn’t of called he picks up and you …

    Brittany/enula.3@gmail.com
  35. i dialed the number slowly, my hands clammy. was i doing the right thing? she had already made it clear she wanted nothing to do with me. but i had to. i felt our lives were obscurely connected, and my natural curiosity compelled me to discover why.

    Jaesu
  36. call me on the phone and talk to me im lonely and missing youuu dial the number please. dial soap. soap makes me clean. i want to shower. i need to shower before i leave tomorrow. oh man ineed to get up soon. i need to relax, and breathe, and wonder what i am doing with my life. what am i doing? dialing the phone. and buying dial soap. :)

    maddison
  37. if only we could turn back time. if only there was some dial we could turn. all the mistakes and follies and horrendous acts of man could be reversed. but then again if we reversed all these acts then would there be any men left?

    Beau
  38. dealing with numbers hahaha….

    kailash
  39. dial the number whatever it may be .may be wrong number or some it doent matter .at last you will either have fun or you will end up screwing some one.

    rups
  40. there was no breathing, there was no speaking.
    only a dial tone.

    I could only imagine the cold hands on the other end of the phone, holding on so tightly, tight enough to push down the hook, and leave me weeping in the floor, amongst broken bottles, and cigarette butts.

    mlh