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Banned Joined: Sep 13 2008 Posts: 3129

Yesterday my friend was at my house at we decided to walk around. Next to my house they are building some houses so we went in those. One was still in the stage where all it is is wood so we climbed around the rafters. Then we went to the house behind it. That one was In the stage where they need to put carpet in, paint and that stuff it was hot in there so we warmed up because outside was cold. So then I told him they were building an LDS church down the street (I'm LDS by the way) so we decided to go there. After 10 minutes of walking around it we found an unlocked window. So we go inside and take a look. They still needed to paint, put drywall I'm some spots and carpet. Anyway we had heard there is an attic in LDS churches so we go to all the rooms looking for the stairway. We find it walk up and see all alot of stuff. There were vents a trapdoor and a built in ladder that led to a part where the rafters are it was pretty sweet then his mom called and we had to leave.

So who has snuck into unfinished buildings and what was it like ?

Posted: Feb 03 2009 12:27 am

I've had sex in an unoccupied apartment building while it was in the midst of remodeling. I've been in other abandoned buildings, houses, barns, etc, but that's one of the ones I remember the most.

Posted: Feb 03 2009 12:30 am

I used to sneak into one of the buildings on my campus during the winter when it was too cold to smoke weed outside, just lift one of the never locked windows and slip into the basement classroom.

Posted: Feb 03 2009 12:31 am

I have before. When the houses were just wood. Nothing interesting.

Banned Joined: Sep 13 2008 Posts: 3129

I forgot to mention they my cousin (also LDS) and I will lift an unlocked window and slip in to his church to make lemonaide with some old mix they have there. It's harder with hi churches windows because they are the ones that tilt not just go up

Posted: Feb 03 2009 01:13 am

hacker wrote:

We find it walk up and see all alot of stuff. There were vents a trapdoor and a built in ladder that led to a part where the rafters are it was pretty sweet...

This sounds vaguely like Shadowgate. Cool

Posted: Feb 03 2009 01:26 am

My friend and me used to sneak into the basement garage level of this one hotel and get magazines out of the recycling area. Some of the magazines were pretty recent as well. Another time another friend and myself snuck into this fan/utility room in this hotel which was accessed through the stairway.

In summer camp in 1991 we used the elementary school as a meeting area in the mornings. Since I was eleven at the time I was in the group for the older kids. We stayed at the school one day and played hide and seek in the school. We snuck into all kinds of rooms. We even got into one of the teacher's lounges and found a refrigerator full of soda.

Posted: Feb 03 2009 03:25 am

My buddy and I snuck into the old abandoned court house. All the windows were boarded up but the maintenance room had been pried open. So we went in, and it was all dark, except for some sunlight peeking through the windows. We went into a file room and threw papers all over the place and left.

Posted: Feb 03 2009 04:52 am

hacker, there is something charming and innocent about your tales of mischeif.

and the LDS thing answers a lot of questions I've had. You make so much more sense to me now. Very Happy

Posted: Feb 03 2009 05:20 am

Burt Reynolds wrote:

hacker, there is something charming and innocent about your tales of mischeif.

and the LDS thing answers a lot of questions I've had. You make so much more sense to me now. Very Happy

Lol, I was about to make a very similar post.

Posted: Feb 03 2009 07:06 am

Am I the only person who laughed at the title of this thread?

Posted: Feb 03 2009 07:34 am

I've snuck into a few...

Joined: Dec 06 2007 Location: Connecticut Posts: 11244

Wow... no one else thinks this is really stupid?

First up, unfinished buildings are unfinished... who knows to what extent...
Second, haven't you learned from CSI that dead bodies occupy just about every corner of buildings that are being worked on?
Third, what do you really expect to find?
Threeve, is it worth being arrested over?

Go and haunt the woods or some shit instead.

Posted: Feb 03 2009 09:20 am

hacker wrote:

I forgot to mention they my cousin (also LDS) and I will lift an unlocked window and slip in to his church to make lemonaide with some old mix they have there. It's harder with hi churches windows because they are the ones that tilt not just go up

Yeah, I hear stealing from church, particularly YOUR church, is a great idea.

Joined: Dec 06 2007 Location: Connecticut Posts: 11244

Dr. Jeebus wrote:

hacker wrote:

I forgot to mention they my cousin (also LDS) and I will lift an unlocked window and slip in to his church to make lemonaide with some old mix they have there. It's harder with hi churches windows because they are the ones that tilt not just go up

Yeah, I hear stealing from church, particularly YOUR church, is a great idea.

Instant karma!

Posted: Feb 03 2009 11:41 am

Me and a friend of mine snuck into the hospital at like 4 am after the bar looking for those extremely comfortable hospital pants. We were sneaking down the halls singing are own theme music while gross old men in their slippers and gowns that had just woke up for the day and they were looking at us like "what are you drunk fucks doing". We some how managed to find a couple of clean pairs, ran by the front desk and so concludes my idiotic drunken hospital excursion.

Posted: Feb 03 2009 12:02 pm

I've been there a lot of times.

Last year, me, my friend, and a couple other people we knew were in his old house (which was being renovated because it was in a fire a couple months ago and he had to move) and we were smoking, cracking jokes at each other while stoned, drinking 40's, hooking up with these girls we knew... and we left the place trashed when we left.

Good times, good times.

Joined: Jun 20 2008 Location: Michigan Posts: 802

As The O.C. has taught me, any time you go into an unfinished house with a candle, it WILL burn down.

But, when my subdivision was being built, the neighbor kid and I would always sneak around in them doing various illegal things.

Also, down the road a bit is an abandoned warehouse. It was full of old plywood boards, bricks, random paperwork, and other stuff. We all skateboarded still back then, and we turned the place into basically a homemade skate park. It was pretty awesome.

Unfortunately, a lot of other friends ended up finding out about it. The cops eventually came, luckily while I wasn't there, and warned the kids that if -anyone- was caught in there again, we would be nailed with trespassing. Tell all your friends.

Of course we ended up going back one more time, and found a new section of the building on the side of the place. The 250-pound buddy of mine we were with chucked a brick at the lock, and inside was a ton of various chemicals. Acids, solvents, tons of stuff. My OTHER friend ended up stealing a lot of them, making a volatile mixture, and poisoning a fish tank that was in the room of a teacher he hated at our school. I'm pretty sure that would qualify as serious terrorism nowadays. They didn't know what it was and it stunk so bad they evacuated the one whole side of the school... Sadly no

Edit: fixed typos.

Joined: Jun 20 2008 Location: Michigan Posts: 802

hacker wrote:

So then I told him they were building an LDS church down the street (I'm LDS by the way) so we

Sorry for the double post, but didn't you admit to drinking alcohol a couple of times or something? You're going to hell!

And tell your people to stop coming to my door!

All in good fun.

Posted: Feb 03 2009 12:45 pm

drewbocop wrote:

As The O.C. has taught me that any time you go into an unfinished house with a candle, it WILL burn down.

But, when my subdivision was being built, the neighbor kid and I would always sneak around in them doing various illegal things.

Also, down the road a bit is an abandoned wearhouse. It was full of old plywood boards, bricks, random paperwork, and other stuff. We all skateboarded still back then, and we turned the place into basically a homemade skate park. It was pretty awesome.

Unfortunately, a lot of other friends ended up finding out about it. The cops eventually came, luckily while I wasn't there, and warned the kids that if -anyone- was caught in there again, we would be nailed with trespassing. Tell all your friends.

Of course we ended up going back one more time, and found a new section of the building on the side of the place. The 250-pound buddy of mine we were with chucked a brick at the lock, and inside was a ton of various chemicals. Acids, solvents, tons of stuff. My OTHER friend ended up stealing a lot of them, making a volatile mixture, and poisoning a fish tank that was in the room of a teacher he hated at our school. I'm pretty sure that would qualify as serious terrorism nowadays. They didn't know what it was and it stunk so bad they evacuated the one whole side of the school... Sadly no

That story is win, but murdering fish is fail. If he wanted to get back at the teacher, he should have poisoned him/her, not the poor, innocent little fish. Crying

(Although he still shouldn't have killed the fish Razz

)

Banned Joined: Sep 13 2008 Posts: 3129

Dr. Jeebus wrote:

hacker wrote:

I forgot to mention they my cousin (also LDS) and I will lift an unlocked window and slip in to his church to make lemonaide with some old mix they have there. It's harder with hi churches windows because they are the ones that tilt not just go up

Yeah, I hear stealing from church, particularly YOUR church, is a great idea.

the mix has been there for like 5-6 years and I've seen people with some so its like if you want some go get it. so whenever i go to my cousins house and we have to go to church we will go get some

Joined: Jun 20 2008 Location: Michigan Posts: 802

SoldierHawk wrote:

That story is win, but murdering fish is fail. If he wanted to get back at the teacher, he should have poisoned him/her, not the poor, innocent little fish. Crying

(Although he still shouldn't have killed the fish Razz

)

He also superglued every item down on his crowded desk when no one was in the room. One of my best friends since we were toddlers. He was just crazy in middle and high school. Same one I talked about earlier with the drug dogs.

Posted: Feb 03 2009 01:54 pm

drewbocop wrote:

SoldierHawk wrote:

That story is win, but murdering fish is fail. If he wanted to get back at the teacher, he should have poisoned him/her, not the poor, innocent little fish. Crying

(Although he still shouldn't have killed the fish Razz

)

He also superglued every item down on his crowded desk when no one was in the room. One of my best friends since we were toddlers. He was just crazy in middle and high school. Same one I talked about earlier with the drug dogs.

*snort* okay, the superglue is pretty effing funny lol.

Er, to keep things on track...no, I've never snuck into an abandoned house or anything, but I did get a tour of one under construction once, when I was a kid. Just lots of beams and rafters, and concrete in the basement. (The stairs leading down they were so sketchy lol. Lucky they didn't fall apart on us.)

Posted: Feb 03 2009 02:23 pm

I snuck into an old abandoned bank building once that was ike 25 stories tall, and the basement was crumbling. It was demolished like two days after we got up to the roof, we could see like six or seven miles away. It was a great time, and we threw frisbees off the roof. It was pretty eerie, because there was shit written on the walls that must have been written in the late 1970s, when the building closed.

Posted: Feb 03 2009 04:48 pm

Climbing the rafters of unfinished buildings hmm...maybe he should be encouraged to continue doing so?