10 year sentence

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May 13, 2002
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Today for some reason I was reminded of the movie 25th hour with Edward Norton and I was thinking about the decision he had to make at the end of the movie.

If you were sentenced to 10 years in prison, would you go or would you try to run? Lay low in the states or try and make it in a different country?

My apologies if this topic has already been discussed.
 
May 2, 2002
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10 years aint bad.. you could probably get out on parole in 7 and get my life together.. but if I knew I was gonna get life in prison or something, Id rather go out shooting.
 
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i'll judt do the time...i'd rather do the the 7 to 10 then be on the run for the rest of my life. having to watch your back every second of your life is not worth it. and it not like you can go to college or have a meaningful career.
 
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^^^ thats real talk...when i saw da movie i was kinda trippin off his decision.. he was young so he woulda still came out with hella years left on his life ...... i would do the time...but feel me some people wont make it .... like in da movie he was some lil scrawny pretty boy...he woulda prolly gotten fucked up in there.
 
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Psycho Logic, 10 years IS a long time...think back 10 years, now imagine all the shit you've gone thru since then, and imagine spendin all that time wakin up in a cell everyday at a certain time and havin no freedom whatsoever.
 
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tadou said:
I'd get myself a whole library (within regulation) of Arabic, French & Spanish books. Walk out of there speaking 4/6 of the UN official languages, and in a GREAT position to re-integrate myself.
Damn, if you can learn languages like that, then I give you major props. I tried to learn Spanish in school and even with the classroom exercises I could not communicate that well. However, after an extended stay in Mexico, I improved quite a bit. I wish I had started learning early in life before my brain got set in its ways (or before killing too many brain cells in my first few years in school).
 
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Derek J said:
Damn, if you can learn languages like that, then I give you major props. I tried to learn Spanish in school and even with the classroom exercises I could not communicate that well. However, after an extended stay in Mexico, I improved quite a bit. I wish I had started learning early in life before my brain got set in its ways (or before killing too many brain cells in my first few years in school).
were you studying abroad? how many weeks?