2 Years In Prison - A Man's Story - Page 22
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Debonair
United States146 Posts
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Clearout
Norway1060 Posts
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Subversive
Australia2229 Posts
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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? | ||
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icystorage
Jollibee19350 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 | ||
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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 ^^. | ||
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-KarmA
United States353 Posts
Really sheds some light on real prison and the prison mentality you go through | ||
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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 | ||
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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 <_<.. | ||
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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. | ||
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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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