daveinprague
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Wouldnt have wanted to do it any longer to be honest...amazing how clean your flat looks though, when you come home!
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Has any poster been in prison?
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Beach Hut
Brighton Bhuna Boy
Young Offenders Centre in Suffolk
The Birdman
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Nibble
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- Jan 3, 2007
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So come on then Birdman, tell us, did you make it to dry land?
hitony
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Not to sure the OP meant deliveries.
Return of the Rev
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What about the game of twister at Woodhill close supervision centre
Don't boast about that do you?
atfc village
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Been to Broadmoor working there was there the day Sutcliffe got stabbed ,also played cricket against the inmates .Sat down at tea when an inmate seeing my mate in a West ham shirt informed my mate that he was Spurs ,my mate then asked him if he got down the lane much cue lots of laughter from us .
Nibble
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Haha! Brilliant comeback.
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Puppet Master
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I think the late bhaexpress was
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Gregory2Smith1
J'les aurai!
went to Aldington,Kent Detention Centre
I think they called it short,sharp,shock
making yards & yards of chain link fencing
the sports was pretty physical,lots of circuit training
but I was already fit as a butcher's dog before I went in there
I was running the hod at the time,the days when you were expected to go up and down ladders all day
I think they called it short,sharp,shock
making yards & yards of chain link fencing
the sports was pretty physical,lots of circuit training
but I was already fit as a butcher's dog before I went in there
I was running the hod at the time,the days when you were expected to go up and down ladders all day
TheJasperCo
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I ended up in HMP Ford for taking a dump in the Amex changing rooms
Bevendean Hillbilly
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Always fancied myself as a lifer.
I like being on my own, don't mind a lie down and I read a lot of books.
I like being on my own, don't mind a lie down and I read a lot of books.
Pretty pink fairy
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Lewes not to bad ALTHOUGH CHOIR SINGING NEXT TO THE NONCES WING IS A BIT OF A NO , NO,............Maidstonewhats it like?
regards
DR
Seagull over Canaryland
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Visited HMP Lewes on many occasions for work purposes over a 30 year period or so. Can't say I ever found it a pleasurable experience even though the facilities have greatly improved since the '80s when it was still largely the old Victorian wings and they were still slopping out. Those who think prison (well a Category B prison anyway) is a cushy existence would be in for a serious shock.
I have always felt that youngsters of risk of going off the rails should get to sample life in a higher category prison as (hopefully) a deterrent. Ok it won't steer everyone away from a life of serious crime but if it deters a handful then wouldn't be a bad thing. It is a very oppressive atmosphere. Being locked in there for any period must be very difficult for most although there are some who get institutionalised. The segregation areas and hospital are especially tense with some very disturbed inmates with psychological / HIV / Hep positive and drug habits. Plus those who self harm and dirty protest.
I have admiration for Prison staff and especially those working in the hospital wing. I was always surprised at the number of female staff, it can't be pleasurable and they must be made of stern stuff.
I have always felt that youngsters of risk of going off the rails should get to sample life in a higher category prison as (hopefully) a deterrent. Ok it won't steer everyone away from a life of serious crime but if it deters a handful then wouldn't be a bad thing. It is a very oppressive atmosphere. Being locked in there for any period must be very difficult for most although there are some who get institutionalised. The segregation areas and hospital are especially tense with some very disturbed inmates with psychological / HIV / Hep positive and drug habits. Plus those who self harm and dirty protest.
I have admiration for Prison staff and especially those working in the hospital wing. I was always surprised at the number of female staff, it can't be pleasurable and they must be made of stern stuff.
glasfryn
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I believe Glasfryn has spent a lot of time in Prison. He probably doesn't like to talk about it.
just had a quick count up and its up to 21 that's including Broadmoor and Rampton and even done a bit of detached duty at Hollaway (and the bloke I was there with had to ask why were some of the broom handles square)
great time in my life and great mates
willow147
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The only prison I've been in is Alcatraz.
Bladders
Twats everywhere
Yes.
In 1972, I was sent to prison by a military court for a crime I didn't commit. I promptly escaped from a maximum security stockade to the Los Angeles underground.
Today, still wanted by the government, I survive as a soldier of fortune. If you have a problem, if no one else can help, and if you can find me, maybe you can hire me for odd jobs around the house, gardening, cleaning, car washing etc.
In 1972, I was sent to prison by a military court for a crime I didn't commit. I promptly escaped from a maximum security stockade to the Los Angeles underground.
Today, still wanted by the government, I survive as a soldier of fortune. If you have a problem, if no one else can help, and if you can find me, maybe you can hire me for odd jobs around the house, gardening, cleaning, car washing etc.