What building have you not been in side of for a very long time? If the last time you were there has a good story by all means let us know?

[DrPepper12]

Hmmm...

[slippery2000]

The LDS Temple. Lol was brainwashed at a young age and once I figured out how much they use bribery and "good deeds" to gain new members to join and just how self righteous they are behind closed doors, I decided not to be a part of it anymore. The family teachings and ideas of being a decent human being is on point however. If it didn't require you believing in everything as absolute facts or truth like Joseph Smith praying and angels appearing to have him write on golden plates not once, but twice because he was questioned and tested to rewrite the same thing over again and instead had to write a whole new version... that plus having a higher role in the church depending on how much financial income you put back into the church... just didn't sit right with me. Having multiple wives though... (in some of the LDS beliefs not all of them). That would be alright with me. Just two wives is enough however in my opinion. That way you can spend Quality time with the other one when one is pissed off with you, and on really good days when you are all in good spirits, you can wind down to a warm bed and movie with a woman on each side of you cuddled up and enjoy a night of relaxation or possible baby making with the two encouraging one another.

[Maybe_Maybe_not]

A high school.

Well, I remember a maths teacher there, who asked me to leave the classroom, she was quite pissed, it was supposed to be temporary, like I'd come back for the next class. I never returned to that classroom, for the entire year. I was content, I ceased that opportunity to get rid of exponential functions and stuff. At the end of the quarter, in those one-liner reports teachers had to fill up, she wrote: "He disappeared in March".

[rachel776]

i haven't been in the Eiffel Tower in a long time, and i haven't been in L'Oiseau Blanc where you can have the most incredible food i've found in the world and look at the Eiffel Tower while you eat

for that matter i haven't been in the Penthouse at Mastro's in Beverly Hills for awhile, which is not far from my house, or Spyglass at the Archer Gray in New York where i am now, so i should head over there some night before i leave

just some that came to mind

[DrPepper12]

Yes but have you been in an Eiffel Tower? ♂️♀️♂️ 🗼😂

[Anonymous]

Planned parenthood. I was convinced to go by my teacher at school. They were just about to start and I ran out. I'm glad I did, I've a lovely little baby girl.

https://youtu.be/G333Is7VPOg?si=yDoWVfK0RRSD64_5

[WindAtMyBack]

https://www.youtube.com/embed/fR0jgT9UX0Q

That picture reminds me of someone I sort of knew. He was driving his Trans Am over 100MPH. He hit the curb of the road and went airborne. The car few over 100 feet through the air, clipped a telephone pole and then went through the wall of a house, still six feet in the air. He and his girlfriend were killed instantly. There was an elderly couple on the other end of the house who were unharmed.

Buildings?

A Holiday Inn in North Dakota. July 20, 1969. We had spent the previous night in Winnipeg Canada. We stopped early that day in some small town. My siblings and I went for a swim. A while later my mother came over and told us "It's time". We dried off and went to the motel room. The TV was on. The picture was very fuzzy. I assumed that was because the station was from Winnipeg, which was a pretty good distance away. No cable back then.

We sat and watched something impossible. It was science fiction at it's best. Humans landed on the moon. We were tuned in like millions (billions?) of other people from around the world. In hindsight it doesn't seem like a big deal. But back then it sure was. That's why people from around the world were tuned in. It was HUGE!

I don't know how it's seen in history. But we all knew we were witnessing one of the most momentous events in human history.

Thing is, I thought the picture was fuzzy because the nearest station was in Winnipeg. It wasn't until a few decades late that it occurred to me that the video came all the way from the moon. To this day I still don't know if it was because it was coming from Winnipeg or from the moon.

[Daniela1982]

I've not been in the doghouse for quite a while.

[Tarifa]

La Tour Eiffel. Unbeatable panoramas over Paris. It must have been 20 years since I last went up.

[exitseven]

There have been quite a few cars being driven into houses. One happened last night. I do not know what to think about this.

[Tarifa]

Novel drivers, probably. They want to step on the brake and hit the accelerator pedal by mistake.

[exitseven]

@Tarifa the one last night was an 18 year old kid. There have been a few Toyotas as well.

[Tarifa]

It probably has more to do with the driver than with the make of car. Don't novel drivers have restrictions where and when they can drive alone? Where I live, they can't drive between midnight and six am.

[exitseven]

@Tarifa quite a few Toyota have been driven into buildings. They do not have manual throttle linkages. It is all done electronically. There is a known failure rate
They will buy American made next time.

[Tarifa]

I see. I'd rather have a direct mechanical linkage between the pedal and the engine.

[exitseven]

@Tarifa exactly. The contacts corrode and when they short circuit the vehicle goes fast

[Likes2drive]

I haven’t been inside the Notre Dame in Paris in 30 years and now it’s fixed after all that damage

[David5668]

A Church (specifically Catholic). When they sort out their doctrine and attitudes towards women and same sex couples I might listen once more.

[RedInnocent69]

Notre Dame Cathedral. Now that it’s rebuilt, time to book a holiday to Paris

[Staximus]

A church I think

[MemeSupreme]

IHOP

it smells like shit there