Well this is a story that happened before my… you know: accident.
Don’t judge me, I’m not looking for that right now (it’s actually too late for that), I just wanted to tell you about another thing I’ve done that’s ruined my life. Yeah.
Right, so I was in our apartment and I was listening to this debate about how people “throw money out the window” and I was getting bored so I couldn’t be bothered to listen to the whole thing and decided to test out what pleasure people found in throwing money out of the window.
I grabbed my piggy-bank that contained all the money I had been saving up for the past two years. The pocket money my parents gave me every two weeks was supposed to be for my motorbike I was going to get but I told myself it didn’t matter – throwing money out of the window must be much more fun!
I put all my money in a plastic bag, and well, I shook the money out. Coins and bills and stuff. All of it! It was thrilling…until…
There came a knock at our apartment door, like, five minutes later. I was all alone at home so I had to answer the door to that impatient person who was knocking like some sort of crazy muscular leather-jacket biker with tattoos and who constantly listens to heavy metal type of guy.
Wow, it’s crazy how I can describe a knocking exactly like the person knocking!
Apparently, this mister-leather-jacket-biker had been hit by a shower of coins, and all that jazz.
Yeah, ‘course I got beaten up. But at least I got to try out what throwing money out of the window felt like!
It sucked.
I think that’s when I drank some of that drink and I went to the top of the building to try out that other thing I did.
Like I said before, don’t judge me. How was I supposed to know that that’s not what is meant by “throwing money out of the window”?
Pff humans!
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So, i did clicked the link to read Head in the Clouds and proceed to read your story.I have to admit that i love it. It feels like you are actually telling the story face-to-face that i can feel the emotions in every line you wrote. Somehow, i thought you acted like a child, wanted to try everything before considering the consequence.
i love this line the most. But, i feel like something is odd. I prefer the sentence to read like this,
" exactly like the person did " Personally, i really do love your story.