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Last week I got an urge to lay on a rooftop, and drink ***** under the stars, so I packed an empty backpack with svedka, a notebook, and a cellphone; and went on a mission. I spent an afternoon looking around. Taking notes on how in the hell, I could get up to a place that was flat, a roof, and could see the stars. As it turns out, the rooftops are not a place Freeport wants you to be. in fact, one staircase directly leading to the top of a building specifically said "No Trespassing" Keeping me out with a locked metal door. so I kept adventuring. It did not occur to me until after I had already spent quite awhile scribbling down notes on locations of milk crates I could use, ledges low enough to grab, dumpsters I could maybe move over just a bit, how illegal it may be, (I'M still not sure) Or how dangerous it may be (probably quite very) To go on this adventure. I texted a beautiful girl and asked if she wanted to drink ***** under the stars. being the suave romantic that I am, Having spent my whole morning surveying different routes to the rooftops. Having planned out such a storybook evening, obviously her answer was, "nah, I'd rather stay home, smoke **** and watch the new season of Orange is the new black." ********* Ruby Rose... Stop. stealing. my dates. After introducing myself to a handful of other potential candidates, I finally find a woman who believes climbing onto a rooftop and drinking ***** would be a swell time. By the time I pick her up and get back to the spot, it's late enough that Freeport is a ghost town. We run down the middle of the street, me dragging her, doctor and companion style towards the first flawless plan: Milkcrates behind linda beans. We stack them up like steps and walk up to the top of a metal ceiling Affixed perfectly above a flight of stairs that leads to the top floor. I thought, "maybe we could climb the metal ceiling like a ramp." it turns out that not only is it incredibly difficult not to fall off of a slanted flimsy ramp with no handles. But it is also: Terrifying! Eventually I make it to the top and realize: **** There is still a tall ledge I have to hoist myself onto" I look down to the short brunette quivering on the ramp's lowest tier and decide that there is no way either of us were going to make it. "Hey rose, " (That wasn't her real name) Let's try a different way up. attempting to crawl down slowly, my **** scoots forward, hands behind me, I slip and start gliding down like a children's slide. flailing and attempting to catch myself before falling off the edge and plummeting onto a dumpster. (Whistling noises) Thud! She screams. I laugh uncontrollably. She slowly descends our statuesque landmark milkcrate staircase. Like an angel coming from ghetto heaven. I lift myself up and hop down off the dumpster. putting my backpack down, I check to see if the ***** bottle is okay. It's fine. "Good job, ******* "We're fine." "You're an idiot." "I could have died, don't I at least get a kiss or something?" She gives me a disapproving look, then kisses me. eventually we did make it up to a rooftop, Where we laid and watched the stars. They were warm, distant, and beautiful. I liked feeling their glow on my skin. But I loved taking the journey to meet them.
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Jun 22, 2015
Jun 22, 2015 at 2:50 PM UTC
Finding a Rooftop
Last week I got an urge to lay on a rooftop, and drink ***** under the stars, so I packed an empty backpack with svedka, a notebook, and a cellphone; and went on a mission. I spent an afternoon looking around. Taking notes on how in the hell, I could get up to a place that was flat, a roof, and could see the stars. As it turns out, the rooftops are not a place Freeport wants you to be. in fact, one staircase directly leading to the top of a building specifically said "No Trespassing" Keeping me out with a locked metal door. so I kept adventuring. It did not occur to me until after I had already spent quite awhile scribbling down notes on locations of milk crates I could use, ledges low enough to grab, dumpsters I could maybe move over just a bit, how illegal it may be, (I'M still not sure) Or how dangerous it may be (probably quite very) To go on this adventure. I texted a beautiful girl and asked if she wanted to drink ***** under the stars. being the suave romantic that I am, Having spent my whole morning surveying different routes to the rooftops. Having planned out such a storybook evening, obviously her answer was, "nah, I'd rather stay home, smoke **** and watch the new season of Orange is the new black." ********* Ruby Rose... Stop. stealing. my dates. After introducing myself to a handful of other potential candidates, I finally find a woman who believes climbing onto a rooftop and drinking ***** would be a swell time. By the time I pick her up and get back to the spot, it's late enough that Freeport is a ghost town. We run down the middle of the street, me dragging her, doctor and companion style towards the first flawless plan: Milkcrates behind linda beans. We stack them up like steps and walk up to the top of a metal ceiling Affixed perfectly above a flight of stairs that leads to the top floor. I thought, "maybe we could climb the metal ceiling like a ramp." it turns out that not only is it incredibly difficult not to fall off of a slanted flimsy ramp with no handles. But it is also: Terrifying! Eventually I make it to the top and realize: **** There is still a tall ledge I have to hoist myself onto" I look down to the short brunette quivering on the ramp's lowest tier and decide that there is no way either of us were going to make it. "Hey rose, " (That wasn't her real name) Let's try a different way up. attempting to crawl down slowly, my **** scoots forward, hands behind me, I slip and start gliding down like a children's slide. flailing and attempting to catch myself before falling off the edge and plummeting onto a dumpster. (Whistling noises) Thud! She screams. I laugh uncontrollably. She slowly descends our statuesque landmark milkcrate staircase. Like an angel coming from ghetto heaven. I lift myself up and hop down off the dumpster. putting my backpack down, I check to see if the ***** bottle is okay. It's fine. "Good job, ******* "We're fine." "You're an idiot." "I could have died, don't I at least get a kiss or something?" She gives me a disapproving look, then kisses me. eventually we did make it up to a rooftop, Where we laid and watched the stars. They were warm, distant, and beautiful. I liked feeling their glow on my skin. But I loved taking the journey to meet them.
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Jun 22, 2015
Jun 22, 2015 at 2:50 PM UTC
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