Most of it would involve drinking tea and playing pool, like.
Tho' the bloke what tried to "escape" everyday would be worth a chapter of his own. He'd come down to the gate every morning, prop bag over his shoulder and try to convince whoever was on the gate that he was due for release. Every day, without fail.
The best part was that he seemed to be a bit menthol and genuinely got angry with us when we laughed and wouldn't let him leave. He'd loiter near the gate while moves went off then try to sneak past again when he thought nobody was looking.
Had to put him on his arse once for it, like, cause I stuck my arm out across the open gate so he couldn't pass and he walked into my arm, that there was an assault on me.
As long as I've got a face
You've got a place to sit
Also placing an open tin of mackerel on the heating pipes in a particular "mischevious little scamp"'s cell then closing the door while he was out at court for the day was worth much luls. He was alright that one, found it funny when he came back after being sentenced.
As long as I've got a face
You've got a place to sit
There was this scabby fucking toerag from Ballymena (worst hole in NI) on my wing. He was about two steps down from a fucking dung beetle. Smelled like it too.
Somebody, having finished with the newspaper, hollered down the wing, 'Does anybody want this?'
Ballymena bounded out of cell screaming, 'Give it to me!! What is it?!?'
Laugh? I nearly shat.
:earl:
had one very similar, he'd also go round scanning the ground looking for tab ends to collect to get the tiny amount of precious baccy out of them.
The other cons all called him "Jesus", why? Not because he had some profound ideas or taught them shit, but instead because he had scraggly long hair and beard. Genious bunch, like.
He did used to get little gifts of roll-on deodorant and shower gel left outside his door every morning, like, cause he fucking hummed.
edit: not from me, like, my guess was it was his neighbours.
Last edited by Proper Bo; 11-22-2011 at 11:22 AM.
As long as I've got a face
You've got a place to sit
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