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Official Coli Incarceration and Prison Thread...
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KyokushinKarateMan
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One of my homies while in county took down a heavy 250 pound Mexican dude for flushing the toilet too much and farting all night.
They got in they faces arguing and the Mexican swung and homie ducked and did a basic takedown..pulled mount then the Mexican cat gave up his back and got choked.
I say that to say atleast in King County it was that you goto the toilet if you gonna be farting non stop.
And if you got the shyts from being dope sick or whatever be aware of how many times you flush the toilet.
Also side note my breh who did time in a youth home as a teen got a white cat hooked on making spreads...this was in the Navy..my homie had the creh make like. 4 spreads a week on deployment
They got in they faces arguing and the Mexican swung and homie ducked and did a basic takedown..pulled mount then the Mexican cat gave up his back and got choked.
I say that to say atleast in King County it was that you goto the toilet if you gonna be farting non stop.
And if you got the shyts from being dope sick or whatever be aware of how many times you flush the toilet.
Also side note my breh who did time in a youth home as a teen got a white cat hooked on making spreads...this was in the Navy..my homie had the creh make like. 4 spreads a week on deployment
DreadBrown
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I did a lil bird (time) over here in the uk coming up on 10 years since I been out
I did a lil bird (time) over here in the uk coming up on 10 years since I been out
murksiderock
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One of my homies while in county took down a heavy 250 pound Mexican dude for flushing the toilet too much and farting all night.
They got in they faces arguing and the Mexican swung and homie ducked and did a basic takedown..pulled mount then the Mexican cat gave up his back and got choked.
I say that to say atleast in King County it was that you goto the toilet if you gonna be farting non stop.
And if you got the shyts from being dope sick or whatever be aware of how many times you flush the toilet.
Also side note my breh who did time in a youth home as a teen got a white cat hooked on making spreads...this was in the Navy..my homie had the creh make like. 4 spreads a week on deployment
Yeah when you have a cellmate you gotta keep your farting to a minimum, it's etiquette. And you do gotta watch how you using the toilet...
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@KyokushinKarateMan did you do your bid here in NC? How long did you do?
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The Jewnited States
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Did 5 years between jail and prison. Just got paroled a lil while ago. Will be on parole for 15 years. I'm glad I found this thread right now cuz the last week I found myself struggling
I have it better off than most people getting out of prison: place to stay, a job, family support. Even then, I find myself at my job (deli clerk) battling within myself. It's hard to keep my composure at times and I get these customers that have this entitled ass live in a bubble attitude that makes me angry. I be taking the order and trying to friendly but inside I'm thinking "do you have any idea where I came from? What the struggle is like? How many people are suffering behind bars right now? The dysfunction of our criminal justice system?".
I am trying to blend in and be "normal" but there's no way to really shed the experiences that lead to prison, nor is it possible to shed the experiences that come with having been in prison. I still wake up at night thinking I missed a headcount... Life has become demarcated by "before prison" and "after prison"
I battle between feeling grateful for my freedom and trying not to forget where I came from, to not forget that there is more to life than just my own happiness. I need to get out there in the community and try to make a difference.
I feel lonely in a room full of people and it feels like they can't understand fully the ways I've changed both positively and negatively. There's more to life than this right?
I have it better off than most people getting out of prison: place to stay, a job, family support. Even then, I find myself at my job (deli clerk) battling within myself. It's hard to keep my composure at times and I get these customers that have this entitled ass live in a bubble attitude that makes me angry. I be taking the order and trying to friendly but inside I'm thinking "do you have any idea where I came from? What the struggle is like? How many people are suffering behind bars right now? The dysfunction of our criminal justice system?".
I am trying to blend in and be "normal" but there's no way to really shed the experiences that lead to prison, nor is it possible to shed the experiences that come with having been in prison. I still wake up at night thinking I missed a headcount... Life has become demarcated by "before prison" and "after prison"
I battle between feeling grateful for my freedom and trying not to forget where I came from, to not forget that there is more to life than just my own happiness. I need to get out there in the community and try to make a difference.
I feel lonely in a room full of people and it feels like they can't understand fully the ways I've changed both positively and negatively. There's more to life than this right?