aahana

harry my bbygirl

[· @STYLESARCHlVE]

baby🥺

[aksh @h8raksh]

after 12 am i become really greedy and start wanting a boyfriend and new clothes and makeup and hairclips and bodycare and more clothes

[lara 🪩 @ghostinkissys]

every angle of this making it worse

[Aakash Gupta @aakashgupta]

The climbing is the least impressive part of what this couple does.

Angela Nikolau and Ivan Beerkus reached the top of the Empire State Building yesterday, dropped a peace banner at 1,454 feet, got engaged on the spire, and climbed down into NYPD custody. Netflix profiled them in the 2024 documentary Skywalkers: A Love Story. She's a former gymnast and the daughter of circus performers. Together they've scaled towers on four continents, including Merdeka 118 in Kuala Lumpur, the world's second tallest building at 2,227 feet.

The documentary shows how they actually get up there. They pick locks. They ride staff elevators after learning those often lack cameras. On construction sites they dress as construction workers. In residential towers they dress like the residents. Before a climb they watch staff movements until they know the building's rhythm.

Yesterday's entry point, per the NYPD: a locked maintenance hatch on the 102nd floor observation deck. Investigators believe they studied employee patterns first.

Consider what they exposed. The Empire State Building runs metal detectors, bag checks, and cameras across one of the most watched square miles on the planet. Every layer of that system assumes an intruder wants to get inside and take something. Two people who only wanted to go up beat all of it with patience and a hatch.

Skyscraper security points down. Lobbies, offices, tenants, valuables. The vertical axis of nearly every tall building on earth is guarded by a padlock and an assumption.

The aftermath reveals the business model. They photographed the proposal and the ring themselves and posted before officers reached them. The building's own statement pivoted to advertising its observation deck as a proposal venue. Its social account joked about stealing the spotlight from Madison Square Garden's big wedding week. Eight charges, including burglary and reckless endangerment, and every party involved walked away with content.

They built a career on one insight: buildings defend everything except the way up.

[mommiana @mommiana5]

Be a good boy then

[💗 @ma1ybe]

Actually...

[tiramisudestroyer @blueslimeeat3r]

"whos up?" in insta notes u r 23 buddhe minoxidil lagake soja kal job wob nhi jana kya

[vuyi qotoyi @justvuyi_]

They also force feed you

[nat @swantail]

Men will believe a woman is genuinely stupid before they’d consider the possibility that she’s joking

[‏ً @omgsidewalks]

“They are stealing our jobs.”

Yes Billy, who failed high school, Rajesh the astrophysicist has stolen your job.

[gatinha pra frente @vaibuscardalyla]

infelizmente eu acho uma delicia alguém bêbado pensando em mim

[Mads @europemaxxed]

Would you please not vape your fruity flavor around my kids? my wife and i are raising them organically on Marlboro reds

[Vane @Vanep10_]

THE photo

[lean @floresisle_lean]

Midday meal if I become the PM

[AgentSaffron @AgentSaffron]

Mid Day meal when I become Dictator of India.

[Boozy Brain, Esq 🍉 @Rjudicata]

Me on Fridays

[elham 🇦🇷🇪🇸 @eulerianham]

incels hate that the greatest athlete of all time is a quiet, autistic short king who embodies humility and grace

[alizba @halaalnosering]

whenever a guy tells me hes a ronaldo fan i get the ick