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Badda said:
Your opinion on drug laws being draconian is a bit of a red herring IMO, you've not been done for possession but for supply and all the misery that it entails. I think wishing others well in their dealing exploits is abhorrent.
Leave it out. We're not here to debate people's opinions on drug laws, drug dealing, or the morals of either.This is a thread about prison, and people's experiences of it. In particular it is latterly about one person's experiences having just been released from serving six years inside. it's a window into a world most of us will never see.
johnwilliams77 said:
hairyben said:
Its a thread about prison experiences.
If you want to stay a virgin don't frequent the w
ehouse, y'know?
This. Another troll If you want to stay a virgin don't frequent the w
ehouse, y'know?
Douglas Quaid said:
What was it like the first time you gave your missus a seeing to after 6 yrs of no sex? Did it feel like losing your virginity again?
Interesting thought. Must be really odd having sex for the first time (with a woman anyway) after six years. And stranger still somehow with someone who isn’t new to you - sort of like a first time but with deja vue. Blue Oval84 said:
AndStilliRise said:
TVR did you gasp when you saw an iPhone? 
He was only away six years!! We had iPhones long before then lolhairyben said:
True, but smartphones have gone from being something quite gimmicky and crude to almost an essential part of your anatomy and how you live and organise life.
Really? Six years ago I had a decent HTC, I had Spotify, Facebook, google wherever I wanted it, video calling etc. Aside from getting faster, better cameras and a few extra features I'd hardly say there's been a quantum leap in six years? I'm struggling to think of something I can do now that I couldn't with my 2011 phone, other than drop it in the bath without it breaking!Hope you don't mind me asking this question - I'm curious about how you first broached the subject of your involvement in drugs with your wife?
Was this something you were already doing when you met? Or a change of 'career' that you decided to take during your relationship? I can't imagine saying to my wife that I was going to change jobs and start drug dealing/trafficking and for her to be ok with it! - And was she at risk of being charged in some capacity?
Was this something you were already doing when you met? Or a change of 'career' that you decided to take during your relationship? I can't imagine saying to my wife that I was going to change jobs and start drug dealing/trafficking and for her to be ok with it! - And was she at risk of being charged in some capacity?
hairyben said:
Is it genuine troll though, or just generation fkin l'oreal, who expect the world to adjust itself to their delicate sensibilities rather than man up and move on?
Considering this thread is about people asking questions and hearing his experiences all of his short curt posts are doing everything to stop that happening: much to the majority of the people’s annoyance.Blue Oval84 said:
Really? Six years ago I had a decent HTC, I had Spotify, Facebook, google wherever I wanted it, video calling etc. Aside from getting faster, better cameras and a few extra features I'd hardly say there's been a quantum leap in six years? I'm struggling to think of something I can do now that I couldn't with my 2011 phone, other than drop it in the bath without it breaking!
They could do the tasks and people did use them, what has changed is how much we all rely on them I think, they've become established as the primary tool to do many things by most people. Ie rather than call a cab use an app, buy goods, book tables etc.Eta just the fact that tvrmp was trying to send a text rather than a snapchap or other type group messaging app.
Edited by hairyben on Sunday 29th October 13:44
hairyben said:
They could do the tasks and people did use them, what has changed is how much we all rely on them I think, they've become established as the primary tool to do many things by most people. Ie rather than call a cab use an app, buy goods, book tables etc.
Eta just the fact that tvrmp was trying to send a text rather than a snapchap or other type group messaging app.
Agreed actually, the way we use them has definitely developed even if the tech itself has been largely unremarkable, I don't recall having a phone based boarding pass 6 years ago for example.Eta just the fact that tvrmp was trying to send a text rather than a snapchap or other type group messaging app.
Edited by hairyben on Sunday 29th October 13:44
Gareth1974 said:
Hope you don't mind me asking this question - I'm curious about how you first broached the subject of your involvement in drugs with your wife?
Was this something you were already doing when you met? Or a change of 'career' that you decided to take during your relationship? I can't imagine saying to my wife that I was going to change jobs and start drug dealing/trafficking and for her to be ok with it! - And was she at risk of being charged in some capacity?
I’d wager that he can’t answer that without potentially incriminating her and as such wont risk it. Was this something you were already doing when you met? Or a change of 'career' that you decided to take during your relationship? I can't imagine saying to my wife that I was going to change jobs and start drug dealing/trafficking and for her to be ok with it! - And was she at risk of being charged in some capacity?
hairyben said:
They could do the tasks and people did use them, what has changed is how much we all rely on them I think, they've become established as the primary tool to do many things by most people. Ie rather than call a cab use an app, buy goods, book tables etc.
Eta just the fact that tvrmp was trying to send a text rather than a snapchap or other type group messaging app.
I assume he was using BBM which was famous for being untraceable Eta just the fact that tvrmp was trying to send a text rather than a snapchap or other type group messaging app.
Edited by hairyben on Sunday 29th October 13:44
TVR Moneypit said:
My wife had an i-phone before I went away.
Yes, I gasped. I gasped at how something so utterly st could 1; be released to market, 2; be marketed so well idiots would que up over night to buy one, and 3; how such a steaming, putrid heap of st could cost so much money.
I'm perfectly happy with a £20 Nokia thanks.
A burner i-phone would eat into the profits somewhat Yes, I gasped. I gasped at how something so utterly s
t could 1; be released to market, 2; be marketed so well idiots would que up over night to buy one, and 3; how such a steaming, putrid heap of st could cost so much money.I'm perfectly happy with a £20 Nokia thanks.
TVR Moneypit said:
Fermit The Krog and Sexy Sarah said:
And on the same note, did you have any worries that she wouldn't wait for you. Obviously she has, but did you KNOW she would? Saying this not knowing if you'd been together a few years, or if you were childhood sweethearts from 13!
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