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It's dangerous to be labeled Short Eyes in prison. ... prison jargon for porno material ... short eyes prison jargon porno material ice jail by ella enchanted Apr 18, 2006 share this...
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While serving time for a nonviolent offense, Johnson endured the equivalent of sexual slavery at the hands of prison gangs. A young, ... In prison jargon, "punks" are those inmates forced into a sexually submissive role. Whether straight or gay, their lives are lived in servitude to more aggressive inmates.
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Prison jargon. Samples: Let Me Bounce Your Car - Can I borrow your radio? Blanket party - Throwing a blanket over a despised prisoner, so he or she can't identify an attacker. Monster - HIV. "He has the Monster." ... Older Domino Pizza jargon. Samples: Alpo...
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The most popular types of slang are those used by schoolchildren... Prison jargon is largely based on Russian.
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Prison jargon glossary ... The prison environment can be disorienting for visitors at first and to complicate matters it, like medicine, has its own distinct language. Here is a simple guide to deciphering some of it; it may be biased towards the Juvenile ... You are here: Home > Articles > Archived articles > Prison jargon...
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clink n: A prison or a prison cell; a jail: spent the night in the clink. ... rap n: 1. A reprimand. 2. A sentence to serve time in prison. Idioms:; beat the rap; To escape punishment or be acquitted of a charge. take the rap; To accept punishment or take the blame for an offense or error.
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Paul Joseph Watson & Alex Jones; Prison Planet; ... In a September 2002 PBS documentary, the owner of the WTC complex Larry Silverstein discusses Building 7 and states that in the late afternoon of September 11, the decision was made to "pull it." The term "pull it" is industry jargon for controlled demolition,
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featured an in-depth discussion on the comments of Larry Silverstein, the controller of the destroyed WTC complex. In an unlikely coincidence, Alex was knocked off the air five times in the first ten minutes of the ... PRISON PLANET.com Newswire ... The word 'pull' is industry jargon for taking a building down with explosives.
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