I am BACK
The shitball quest towards rejection will continue to fail.
As I begin my downward spiral toward and abyss of lost dreams and aspirations (I wanted to fly as a child, now I have my license revoked from a state I do not even live in, but I admit it was my own damn fault-again.).
None the less this makes me infinitesimally qualified to comment on our current state of affairs. I enjoyed the pleasure of Bend's finest Oregon facility where I met such inspiring criminals as tweekers and those that were printing checks. The lights were really nice; two per cell 24/7 with a "recreational" break once a day for 60 minutes.
This recreation was walking the halls next to your cell, I would corner the sun. One window lived above the skylight we were afforded. It was a sign of hope, sun. I had been wanted for five years so I did not expect anything, yet it seemed a little extreme.
I would walk our corridor for the hour but at the right time I would get the sun ray through the one window to the outside (and I was surprised they had that, truth be told.).
For the last twenty minutes of my hour out walk the corridor (recreation) the sun would lean up against the back door and slowly escape. Trapped in a small 8'/8' cell with another ex (tweaker/I.D theif that knows how to make really good towelet paper chess pieces and dice.) will get you a bit tense.
The best part is the food; it makes you want to starve and is probly all contracted out by Cisco. Engineered rats caught int the trap, this is why we have Abu-Ghuraib, theses things are but common blimps on the map for American prisons, they wonder how we have been torturing the American public for decades and all of a sudden they are mad about doing the same to Iraqi's?
I was in jail for 7 days on a probation violation that I got released from without anything, but my warrant was out of Eugene and I was in Bend. It took them 7 days and solitary confinement for them to get me to Eugene.
I was released in 3 hours in Eugene under my own recon.
Don't get arrested in Bend, the cop's are nice but you will pay forever.
As I begin my downward spiral toward and abyss of lost dreams and aspirations (I wanted to fly as a child, now I have my license revoked from a state I do not even live in, but I admit it was my own damn fault-again.).
None the less this makes me infinitesimally qualified to comment on our current state of affairs. I enjoyed the pleasure of Bend's finest Oregon facility where I met such inspiring criminals as tweekers and those that were printing checks. The lights were really nice; two per cell 24/7 with a "recreational" break once a day for 60 minutes.
This recreation was walking the halls next to your cell, I would corner the sun. One window lived above the skylight we were afforded. It was a sign of hope, sun. I had been wanted for five years so I did not expect anything, yet it seemed a little extreme.
I would walk our corridor for the hour but at the right time I would get the sun ray through the one window to the outside (and I was surprised they had that, truth be told.).
For the last twenty minutes of my hour out walk the corridor (recreation) the sun would lean up against the back door and slowly escape. Trapped in a small 8'/8' cell with another ex (tweaker/I.D theif that knows how to make really good towelet paper chess pieces and dice.) will get you a bit tense.
The best part is the food; it makes you want to starve and is probly all contracted out by Cisco. Engineered rats caught int the trap, this is why we have Abu-Ghuraib, theses things are but common blimps on the map for American prisons, they wonder how we have been torturing the American public for decades and all of a sudden they are mad about doing the same to Iraqi's?
I was in jail for 7 days on a probation violation that I got released from without anything, but my warrant was out of Eugene and I was in Bend. It took them 7 days and solitary confinement for them to get me to Eugene.
I was released in 3 hours in Eugene under my own recon.
Don't get arrested in Bend, the cop's are nice but you will pay forever.
posted by Hobbes at 12:47 AM
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