Prison/jail
Posted by Fred on March 10, 2004
In Reply to: Prison/jail posted by SR on March 10, 2004
: : While there are many names for prison and jail here in the US and Britain, their reference origin is vague. Can anyone help out here or even add to the list?
: in the joint
: in the brig
: in the calaboose
: in the hoosekow (sp)
: in the big house
: up the river
: in the slammer
: put away
: Any and all input would be appreciated.
doing time
- Prison/jail Bruce Kahl 10/March/04
- Prison/jail SR 10/March/04
- Prison/jail ESC 10/March/04
- Guests of the state ESC 10/March/04
- Guests of the state Bruce Kahl 11/March/04
- Sentanced to transportation Ward Fredericks 11/March/04
- Sentenced to transportation ESC 11/March/04
- Sentenced to transportation SR 11/March/04
- Gaol Lewis 11/March/04
- Gaol and Jug James Briggs 11/March/04
- Gaol and Jug ESC 11/March/04
- Precocious? Lewis 11/March/04
- Precocious? ESC 11/March/04
- Rural life, adaptation and 'hoosekow or gow' Lotg 12/March/04
- Precocious? ESC 11/March/04
- Precocious? Lewis 11/March/04
- Gaol and Jug ESC 11/March/04
- Gaol and Jug James Briggs 11/March/04
- Gaol Lewis 11/March/04
- Sentenced to transportation SR 11/March/04
- Sentenced to transportation ESC 11/March/04
- Sentanced to transportation Ward Fredericks 11/March/04
- Guests of the state Bruce Kahl 11/March/04
- Guests of the state ESC 10/March/04
- Prison/jail ESC 10/March/04
- Prison/jail SR 10/March/04