2 Years In Prison - A Man's Story - Page 22
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Debonair
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Clearout
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Subversive
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vectorix108
United States4633 Posts
On October 18 2010 07:50 Subversive wrote: While this was interesting, the fact that it was likely all built on a total fantasy is somewhat disappointing. Makes me wish I hadn't wasted my time reading what was probably the amused imagination of someone who's never been to prison and used Oz and The Wire as their main source material ![]() so its confirmed that this is fake? | ||
icystorage
Jollibee19343 Posts
On October 15 2010 10:09 DminusTerran wrote: I've read this thread and really enjoyed it, but still every time I see it in the side bar I think it's going to be about Savior. hahaha, this is gold | ||
Subversive
Australia2229 Posts
No not confirmed. But go back a page or two and follow the links of where it's appearing all over the net. The reddit link's comments poke massive holes all through the story. I'm a pretty naive and gullible person at the best of times, I'm still sort of surprised I missed all the inconsistencies. Even more surprised others did. That's comforting at least ^^. | ||
-KarmA
United States353 Posts
Really sheds some light on real prison and the prison mentality you go through | ||
XequR
Germany33 Posts
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WaZuP
Germany487 Posts
gone read the rest of it now the "digging a hole" part really sounded horrific | ||
HeavOnEarth
United States7087 Posts
On October 17 2010 03:48 theHisO wrote: Ummmmmm, am I the only one who noticed that this "American" prisoner uses decidedly British English at times? From the excessive use of "cunts" as his go-to pejorative to his later gigantic slip of referring to a stroller as a "pram." It's also notable that he consistently uses British-style punctuation with quotation marks. American standards demand that punctuation be contained within quotation marks; British standards demand it be placed outside. It is a subtle difference that people don't often think about. Given these three language shifts (I was actually really engrossed in the story until I read the part about the pram and didn't really read very critically as a result), I'm calling flame. Great, entertaining, elaborate flame, but it's really hard to reconcile those language points in context. I suppose the Australian time abroad will be the counter argument. But I'm skeptical. EDIT: Upon further reflection, the general lack of mention of hispanics makes this seem more like a European caricature of the American prison system, too. american prison != american prisoner <_<.. | ||
CDC.Mek
United States22 Posts
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FatHuntresS
Malaysia78 Posts
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netherDrake
Singapore1831 Posts
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TheGreatWhiteHope_
United States335 Posts
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_vladimir_
Serbia530 Posts
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RoarMan
Canada745 Posts
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ibreakurface
United States664 Posts
I'm so sure I would be raped all the time. | ||
FreezingAssassin
United States455 Posts
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Badboyrune
Sweden2247 Posts
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erkicman
United States206 Posts
But keep in mind, this guy was in supermax. I'm not going to test the legal system, but chances are I should be safe from going to a prison where I'm either locked in a dark room for a week or be gutted like a fish on day 2. Hope I didn't jynx it. | ||
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