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Hoteling
entry by bornmilitia
12/7/2012 5:52 PM

Last night I went out with a couple friends wandering the streets seeing what we would come upon. I've learned that when you are keeping your eyes in the right places, you can easily find access to much more than what you would see through a typical pedestrians point of view. Our initial intent was to possibly stumble upon an abandoned T station that we believe exists. We walked through the streets in it's vicinity and later got the idea of going into some hotels. We ended up going through some long and narrow maintenance hallways in the hotel, and came upon a sign on a wall that said "Caution: Walk, Don't Run." Being a little intoxicated, I decided I wanted the sign, and started to rip it off the wall. Immediately it pops off, and from behind falls a master key with the hotel name on it. My friends and I decided that obviously the best thing to do was to see if it would work. And we also decided that the best place to see if it would work is the hotel pool. Ah, good times. I actually have no photos from this visit, besides a shitty iPhone picture of a friend and I trying to lock pick the roof access door.

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