Ever been to Prison?

[DemonDeac]

I'm just curious....what was it for? I'm assuming no one here has been to federal "pound me in the ass" prison. But what was it like? scarry? interesting? homoerotic?

anyone?

[jakethebake]

Nope. Just plain ol' jail.

edit: you're looking for spank material aren't you?

[chaas4747]

Jail also, never Prison

[BusterStacks]

For the record, Federal is a LOT easier than county or state prison. Federal places are contracted out to companies, so they get such amenities as cable TV, smoking, and Yoga classes. plus a lot more.

[chaas4747]

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Yoga classes.

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Don't think I have ever heard this and Federal Prison clash in the same sentence, but whatever. Glad you had a good time there.

[jason_t]

I have been to jail.

I studied in Budapest for a semester a few years ago. My first week in the city I hardly knew the language and I was at the supermarket paying. The cashier tried to tell me something and I had no idea what she was saying but it appeared that she would not accept the cash I was trying to pay with yet wouldn't return it to me. I offered her my Visa card but she wouldn't accept it. I decided to just walk out the door leaving behind the cash. Security for the supermarket stopped me and I realized that she was accusing me of something, probably shoplifting. Security took me to an office in the supermarket and the Hungarian police came and took me to a station, processed some paperwork, fingerprint me, took my photo and put me in a cell. I had no idea what was going on and I was scared. Fortunately, I was the only person in the cell. Eventually an interpreter arrived and I was informed that the money I tried to pay with was counterfeit. I requested that the American embassy be contacted and a few hours later someone from the embassy arrived. In the precense of the embassy official, I was questioned on every aspect of my whereabouts and doings since arriving in Hungary. The embassy official instructed me to just answer the questions and after a few more hours I was finally released.

[Klepton]

this is a time in my life where i would seriously consider never leaving the united states ever again

this is also the reason why i never like going to countries where i don't speak the language, misunderstandings turn into prison shanks

[thatpfunk]

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this is a time in my life where i would seriously consider never leaving the united states ever again

this is also the reason why i never like going to countries where i don't speak the language, misunderstandings turn into prison shanks

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living your life in fear sounds like fun

[Zoltri]

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Jail also, never Prison

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I was in for one day. The longest and most depressing day of my life. I can't even imagine how someone could last in prison longer than one year.

Pull out the noose. I'm not joking.

[smudgex68]

I went to Prison, Nebraska once for a business meeting

[DemonDeac]

was it scary at all or just depressing?
why were u in there?

[mmbt0ne]

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this is a time in my life where i would seriously consider never leaving the united states ever again

this is also the reason why i never like going to countries where i don't speak the language, misunderstandings turn into prison shanks

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living your life in fear sounds like fun

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Yeah, almost as much fun as a Hungarian prison.

[nef]

Yes, murderers, rapists, drug dealing gangbangers etc. go to state prisons.

I spent one night in jail. Didn't go to prison.

[trying2learn]

i, like many already, have spent one night in jail...

and it was really just a drunk tank/holding cell until i could get released the next morning. so after that (i went in after unpaid traffic tickets went to warrant)...i swore i'd never let another ticket go to warrant. that was 4 years ago...and i have a ticket that's been in warrant now for about three weeks. hopefully i don't get pulled over again...jail sucks - bad.

[groo]

Spent 24hrs in an Australian prison in Darwin, where at least there was where people to talk to. It was much better than the 3 days alone in cell at Ayers Rock. I was awaiting deportation for working with a tourist visa.

[BeerMoney]

I work with 2 people who have.. 1 spent 5 years, the other 16 years for voluntary manslaughter.

[trying2learn]

16 years!?!

I don't think i can wrap my head around that idea...wow.

[sublime]

i was in juvenile 'prison'.

you just adapt, anybody who says they couldnt last 1 year, probably could. shut your mouth. mind your business. and make sure to stick up for yourself when you are tested.

[shadow29]

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i was in juvenile 'prison'.

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For what?

[sublime]

For what?

drug related. basically a combo of possision with intent, failing urine tests and just flat out avoiding any 'advice' give to me by the courts.

[BadBoyBenny]

My best friend got a 2-5 year sentence for selling LSD. He served 6 months in the state pen and did 6 months of boot camp.

[Scotch78]

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i was in juvenile 'prison'.

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Ditto, and no good stories.

Scott

[DemonDeac]

any stories from them?

[kipin]

Back in the first grade our class went on a field trip to the local prison (unbelievably our school was located right next to the prison).

[Piz0wn0reD!!!!!!]

jail once, met a guy named rambo.

[TobDog]

I guess they want you loosened up for the "Federal Pounbd me in the ass prison"

[BusterStacks]

Lol, I would take 1.5x my time to do federal vs state.

[KDawgCometh]

I went to county for a week in oct. My parents wanted to let me stew in there for a bit before they bailed me out. I was caught selling drugs. Another guy in my house was ratted out and when they raided the place they found a significant amount of a certian smokable herb in my room. I had just gotten back from my run and was watching a WPT tape. My case hasn't been wraped up yet, so it'll be pretty easy to figure out where I am if I don't post for a 9month to 1 year period