Dammit, now prison sounds like fun.... well except for the whole 'drop the soap part'

Damn, that was depressing...

This is why I'm against the death penalty for any crime... once you achieve revenge, nothing changes. Prison does something to ya...

Well, I'm glad you cleared that up, Electric-snot.

Wicked skills but I thought the days when prison's like this were non existent , no walls no privacy nothing I know there in there for horrid crime's but thats just wrong.

so if have no time for ur bonzai tree's, commit a crime!

#1 Actually the term is not "Drop the soap" now... The term now is "Toss the salad"

Was that the end?!

#9 - It's a documentary tv series that checks out different prisons, how they run and what it's like for the inmates.

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/27118605/

unfortunately an eye for an eye makes the world blind however prison makes people worse than when they first went in.....

Making strip club blueprints/escape plans!

im so surprised to see detention conditions like that. I was thinking that in most US prisons, prisonners were in cells, maximum 2 or 3 together... but here, like 100 guys together, at peace, building stuffs, singing, using tools... hahaha those guys have kinda all the things necessary to evade but they stay cool, must be some calm prisonners though...

pretty portable appartment...Bedroom-> [_____] & lab->[____] & toilet->[___]....no etc

Prison changes people. Some people are better, some are worse after getting out but no one remains the same.

I vaguely remember the story about a man somewhere in northern Europe (Finland, Sweden, Norway, Denmark, not sure) who murdered 2 people with a chainsaw. I don't remember how long he was serving, but the "prison" was a house on an island, where he was living with other felons and had to take care of themselves (food, cleaning up, etc). Each morning he had to report to the ferry and go work in a city nearby. In the evening he had to report back to the ferry to be taken back to the island.
EDIT: I found it, i think: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uSaoirOdZOQ

Brilliantly made guitar and given to a double murderer. And when the inmates complain about the racket, he can use the steel strings to kill again!

#1, someone would find the 'drop the soap part' fun too.

The social part in prisons is a big thing. Most humans these days keep to themselves we've lost the social-grouping aspect as the animal we are. Its a shame really. Prisons and certain "primitive" tribes in the world are still quite social.

0:12 'this is me right here and uhh...thats about it...

sounds like an interesting guy

#19 sure, if you fit in the group...

i kno im going back

1:19 "Idle hands is the devil playground"

That's a very true quote... too bad he didn't know that when he did what he did to get in there you take all that stuff away from them and they will just kill each other like in "normal" prisons.

"If you touch my mamma's Bible, I'll kill you"

#13 - How they are kept depends greatly on the severity of the crime and the behavior of the inmate.

There are prisons here ranging from "tent cities" http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joe_Arpaio to maximum security prisons where inmates are held in individual cells and only allowed out to a controlled area by themselves for 1hr a day. The more violent the crime and more misbehaved the inmate, the more controlled and restricted the environment they're kept in.

This, I support. If a man can MAKE A GUITAR with plywood, dowels, and old radios, let him play that guitar.

fuck seems like finaly i found a place to express my creativity and with a bit of drama and adventure

What is going on @ 2:44 in the background?

I have a question to add to that - mrespman. "If a man can MAKE A GUITAR with plywood, dowels, and old radios..." - why can't a person like this be rehabilitated to function semi-normally in society and not give in to violent behavior? I'm sure there's a reason, but I don't get it.