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Jailed
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I hope that was a joke :smashfrea
ShadeDream
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If you threw toilet paper at my house I would shoot you in the ass. lol
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Used or new? 
ShadeDream
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You must be one scary baby!
Patel
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I got jailed once for hosting a party. Cops busted it because there were too many people outside the house, and I was a minor, and providing alcohol to minors. This was during my 2nd year in college lol. Some douche bag pointed me out to the cops when they asked who owns the house.
Got it all dismissed in the end.
Got it all dismissed in the end.
SocialMediaManager
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I have seen 8 Jails for a Single Charge and That proved to be wrong after first hearing in court
spent 13 months in Jail saw riots gunbattles and a lot you can only imagine
spent 13 months in Jail saw riots gunbattles and a lot you can only imagine
natmicon
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My HS was always pretty laid back and everyone loved the principal until he retired my junior year and we got a totalitarian bitch as a replacement. She basically had the cops camp out and wait for us to TP our school for homecoming. It was a traditional thing we did and we always had to help clean it up the next day anyways. Almost everyone got away when the cops came out but about 8 of us (I didn't even run, I just froze lol) and we spent the night in jail.
I was pretty terrified and pissed off at the same time. I think the worst part was having to see her smug face after it all.
I was pretty terrified and pissed off at the same time. I think the worst part was having to see her smug face after it all.
@ ferma231 - it means one of two things: trespassing or toilet papering (also called vandalism in the US). Either way, in the US, it means a ticket, not a night in jail - unless the OP was drunk, had a record, or a no trespass order (restraining order) against him/her - or if OP confessed or was caught red handed. Otherwise, they'd have no proof.
Me, when I was living in Brownsville TX, I was caught "driving" people who just happened to not have green cards, so I got locked up for a night. They let me go the next day with a warning because I'd never been caught before, but not before extensively going over my record (there is none), and stripping my car clean. The poor bastards got deported, and were mad at me as if it were my fault, but what am I supposed to do, ask for a green card every time I decide to give someone a ride to the store?
Me, when I was living in Brownsville TX, I was caught "driving" people who just happened to not have green cards, so I got locked up for a night. They let me go the next day with a warning because I'd never been caught before, but not before extensively going over my record (there is none), and stripping my car clean. The poor bastards got deported, and were mad at me as if it were my fault, but what am I supposed to do, ask for a green card every time I decide to give someone a ride to the store?
What does it mean TP-ing ?
2 girls reported me to police because 1 though i hacked here social profile , but in the end it was her fault lol
Other girl reported me because i used keylogger and got here fake profile data , which is pretty funny
In the end me and my friend got out without any big problems hah , and then i stoped to do this shit.
2011nfl
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I have been in Jail quite a few times. For a few years it was a daily routine, go to jail, get out and go right back lol. When I was 16 I did 6 months in a Juvenile state prison called Pahokee. Those of you who live in Florida probably heard of it. Then, I had 6 months house arrest and 7 years adult parole added once I got out. Then I did something stupid a week after my 18th birthday and almost violated my parole, but charges were dropped due to a loophole in the state law that oddly worked in the criminals favor. But since then it was only minor things like traffic violations (6 hour jail visits) until I was about 26. I'm 32 years old now, and I have only been in jail one time in the last 6 years (also traffic related).
back2form
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Yes, Thats awesome experience, You can only feel if you got into jail
Everyone should feel the experience once in their life
Thanks,
Bart
Everyone should feel the experience once in their life
Thanks,
Bart
is it really that good to be in Jail ?
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Yeah it's like heaven! Just be in it once, full satisfaction guaranteed
is it really that good to be in Jail ?
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