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Dude, your description of the forced feeding was vivid enough to have me thinking about it for the rest of the day. Good interview, too.
Is that the same correctional prison in Titicut as the one they just recently converted into a 5 star expensive hotel?
This is what I have been talking in my last comment. Interesting huh? Now that I think about it, I do not think this is the same prison discussed in Titicut. I haven't watched the movie, that is why.
Different place...
Jesse-
But I am sure one can make a good H&R post about the prison-converted-into-a-hotel one. Free market at work, or not? Since this is MA, not quite sure.
(M Go Blue!)
WOW!!! I've been looking for these for over TWENTY YEARS!!!!! Seriously! (And just in time for Christmas, too.)
Thanks Jesse!