I went to the slammer for 20 years for buttraping random bodybuilders in gym parkinglots & when my cellies checked my charges they just bent over and gaped their buttholes at me hoping I'd show them mercy. If you want any street gangster tips hit me up.
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To former convicts, did they really f.u.c.k you in the a.s.s?
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I know plenty of dudes who have done stretches and all of them said they never heard of someone getting raped in prison.
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Originally posted by larryxxx.. View PostIt was a life changing experience, you smell s h i t all day, have no real freedom and the food is horrible...Imagine being in a homeless shelter for 4 years except you can't leave the building...
I never been to "prison" but I've been locked up a couple of times in jail in my youth. Got arrested on Friday, slept in jail for two days only to go to court on Monday.
One of my homies been into prison for 3 years and a half for weapon trafficking and drug dealing lol no good, he only just got released last year.
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Originally posted by larryxxx.. View PostIt was a life changing experience, you smell s h i t all day, have no real freedom and the food is horrible...Imagine being in a homeless shelter for 4 years except you can't leave the building...
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Originally posted by JimRaynor View PostHow many fights did you get in, and did you get along with your bunk mate.
There's a real sense of camaraderie and brotherhood and weirdly enough, family.
There's a sense that "ok.. we're here against our will, we can't leave, our lives are in some form, ****ed, so let's just make our time here as easy as possible. Let's make everything as easy as we can for everybody."
Some of the genuinely nicest, non-judgmental people I have ever met were in jail.
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Originally posted by DARKSEID View PostYou don't really get in fights in prison, unless the person is out of his mind or a complete *******, or there's a history between you and someone else.
There's a real sense of camaraderie and brotherhood and weirdly enough, family.
There's a sense that "ok.. we're here against our will, we can't leave, our lives are in some form, ****ed, so let's just make our time here as easy as possible. Let's make everything as easy as we can for everybody."
Some of the genuinely nicest, non-judgmental people I have ever met were in jail.
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Originally posted by JimRaynor View PostAre you forced to be divided along racial lines in regards to the people you hang with.
The black people mostly hung out with other black people. The latinos and white people mostly hung out with each other.
There were some sociable people who hung out with everybody.
I was cool with everybody.
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