Ever been locked up?

I'm not trashy, so no.

That is bullshite.

They did that for me too.

I was given 72 hours in the tank because the "jail-house" was busy that weekend.

I had to beg for water.

No thanks. Id like to keep both my kidneys

3 and half days in Lee County

There was a little sink with a water fountain that was attached to the toilet.

The food was barely edible. My first night we had spaghetti and I took one bite and threw up. I couldn't eat anything until the second night when I was so hungry I had to.

It was extremely unsanitary too. I could feel myself getting sicker the longer i was in there. That I believe had to do with the way they assigned you one plastic cup and one plastic spork upon intake. But when an inmate leaves, all they do is throw those in a bucket of disinfectant water, which who knows how long it's been since that water was changed, and then when the next inmate comes in they just reach in and grab it and hand them straight to you. Pretty sure i ended up with a bad case of strep from that.

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I can only hope this was for something appropriately awesome, like public indecency at the 50 yard line of Bryant-Denny Stadium.

It depends upon the situation your Highnesses.

I had unlimited beer after not ever being allowed to drink, had naked women in our fraternity that night, and was asked to drive someone home in the early morning due to me having manners.

I found out that night that I was not a great drunk driver.

Kill me.

I like naked women and alcohol it seems.

I also like engineering and money that provides a comfortable living in life no matter what I did that particular moment in life.

What I didn't like was the water situation. Inhumane is inhumane.

Same.

Some meth-heads and "want-to be" gang members came in and wouldn't shut up about their "connection" [their Mom] coming in to provide their drug money for release.

The "Meth People" had my undivided attention as far as "kill you in your sleep" experience.

Still not so bad. I just wanted a cup of water at the end of the night and it was more of a "drink out of the thing above the toilet...that had no plumbing or water-pressure to begin with" conundrum.

Gross.

I believe it.

The officers were nice though.

It was cold as frick, but the stank-laden wool blankets really dampened the 45 degree internal temperature whilst also serving as a pillow and/or concrete mattress floor shield.

No.