🚀 go-pugleaf

In article <19861@prls.UUCP> gordon@prls.UUCP (Gordon Vickers) writes:
>      What I don't understand, is why was he attempting this repair in the
>   bathroom and why did he choose to work naked ?
>         - possible but unlikely source of lethal voltage
>         - unlikely place for a T.V.
>         - unlikely place to repair a T.V.
>         - unlikely form of dress for task
>

I guess were really straying from the subject, and from the subject of this
newsgroup, so this'll be short ...

  This prisoner was apparently a convicted murderer who barely escaped the
  electric chair -- so they weren't keeping him at the country club.  This guy
  was probably being kept in a maximum security cell, and they don't get a
  bathroom with doors to walk into down the hall.  This guy gets a toilet
  and a sink right next to his bed (no doors).  Quite a hotel, huh.
  Prison can be pretty dehumanizing.  But then I just learned all this
  from the movies.

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