Posted by CLYDE MASON on December 11, 2018 at 12:00:10 from (184.19.49.54):
In Reply to: Back in prison posted by David G on December 11, 2018 at 07:13:58:
been in womens and mens prison several times . the men were all not guilty. the women were all guility. yes i killed the sob because he was no good and hit me. i took boys crew in to the women prison for lunch.he women were all nice. we worked crews on roadside jobs. no guns and could walk off about anytime. we had 3 walked off in 5 years. to get on work crew they have to be close to getting out. biggest problem was friend hiding alco for them to brink. they wanted to mow roadsides. ok. one day they played chicked with 2 mowers. 15 mph hit head on. you had to watch your self close. one time a highwat foreman was showing a women how to run a front end loader. she said he touched her. a hoader is very small. fun fun
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