Simple! Easy! The rules are simple – if you had a skyscraper floor, what would you put in it? Why would it be special? Etc! 1st person does Floor 1, next Floor 2, and so on!
Post your posts like this:
Floor #
This floor is home to bla bla bla. Why? Because yadda yadda yadda yadda yadda. Also, it has yabber yabber yabber yabber yabber. It also has yeah yeah yeah in it. Nah nah nah.
Floor 1
This floor looks like an ordinary hotel lobby by day. At night the laws of physics become rather malleable.
This floor is completely invisible. You can see the floors below it and above it. There are invisible traps in the floor, so the shower curtains from the previous floor can be helpful to find them. There is still no use for the rhubarb, though.
This floor is a bakery called Bambarb. Its only baking is rhubarb crumble and owner thought it would be a great idea to furnish it with only bamboo creations (except ovens and their surroundings). The store of rhubarb is placed in a safe (counterintuitive) place.
Attention: you are not allowed to bring greenflies and pandas inside.
This floor houses part of the International Space Station. Since nobody could agree on whether to move the building or the station and who would pay for the expense, the workers just built around it. The only problem now is that the Canadarm can't reach that part of the station without smashingh through a window and depressurizing the entire floor.
This floor contains the headquarters of the building height limit association. They say you should limit buildings to a 50 story height limit. They, however, never realise the irony of having their building at such heights.
This floor is a spartan-style fire station. Visitors might be surprised by a very modest interior - grey walls, plain, but firm wooden furniture, and hard beds. Spartan standards, indeed. Also fire fighters aren't very chatty, tourists should expect to hear laconic answers on their questions. But believe my words: these people are the best of the best. Only this team would be able to put out any, even the most serious fire threatening to digest the Skyscraper.
(trivia[at least for you]: 998 is the fire emergency number in Poland)
The in-house scientists have run a thorough investigation of 99.9% of this floor and have 99.9% certainty that it is free of 99.9% of all demonic influences. In fact, the remaining uncertainty is completely localized to one small area occupied by one particular desk in one particular corner of one particular office, and that's only because they couldn't get accurate readings of it due to a software bug that causes the data to arrange itself into cryptic Latin phrases, and the odd tendency for all audio equipment to scream in terror when placed near the desk.
This floor is a gigantic party. Also, there is a demon standing in a corner crying because he couldn't stop the skyscraper from getting to 1000 floors. The party has lots of cake and cupcakes. The cake is said to grant immortality, and the cupcakes are said to grant great power. You can only eat one of them, though. Too bad. They were both delicious. Also, we recently found out that the cupcakes have rhubarb in them that grant the great power. Hooray for floor 992! It is the closest place that supplies rhubarb. Oh, and evidently the rhubarb crumble from floor 994 has the same effect as the magic cupcakes.
This floor is made of roman numerals. The floor, the walls, the ceiling, all made of roman numerals glued together. The clocks are in roman numerals, so everyone decides to bring a watch instead of figuring out the clock. The bad part is, all the watches turn to roman numerals, too.
This floor was made to help floor 1004 and floor 1005 become aware of each other. It also has a painting of an unknown future floor((If you are going to make this floor do it a while from now)). The picture is of a forest with walls. There are trees in the middle, and the walls seem to be the forest around. However, you cannot walk though them. There is more to this floor than in the picture, though.
