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Tragic Magic 144: The PC block is where you have not only your rats but also the weak inmates – soft guys [...] and some of your animals are kept in protective custody – guys who can’t be put in the regular prison population.at animal, n.1
Tragic Magic 144: The PC block is where you have not only your rats but also the weak inmates – soft guys [...] and some of your animals are kept in protective custody – guys who can’t be put in the regular prison population. Tragic Magic 148: I wanted to tell them to kiss my black ass.at kiss my arse!, excl.
Tragic Magic 2: I was sick as a dog but I had to go out.at …a dog (adj.) under sick as…, adj.
Tragic Magic 146: The Department of Correctional Services only supplies you with certain things: a towel, a toothbrush, that hardass lye soap.at hard-ass, adj.
Tragic Magic 8: There was a thing we called booting after you got a hit. A hit is when you get the needle in the vein and booting is allowing the blood to come up and mix with the dope in the eyedropper and pushing this mixture back in the vein several times.at booting, n.3
Tragic Magic 53: He had a lot of brown dope [...] People were under the false impression that the brown was more pure.at brown, n.
Tragic Magic 129: I was taking a shower and this big black bruisy dude comes to the front of the shower stall.at bruisy, adj.
Tragic Magic 29: My teachers used to bug out, because I’d come to school dressed with clothes more expensive than they wore.at bug out, v.2
Tragic Magic 173: I stopped by Lila’s house, a female customer of mine who was a bull dyke.at bull-dyke, n.
Tragic Magic 87: I’m sitting in the bull pen and I’m waiting.at bullpen, n.
Tragic Magic 97: I left and went to the chow hall.at chow hall (n.) under chow, n.1
Tragic Magic 16: You really speed when you go up [...] but then you crash and crash heavy.at crash (out), v.
Tragic Magic 67: Alvin and I used to [...] pick up the dope and go down to Manhattan to some of the cutting houses.at cut, v.6
Tragic Magic 172: I was turning in dirty urine samples to my probation officer. Every time he gave me a urine test it would come back with heroin in it.at dirty, adj.
Tragic Magic 88: A John Doe warrant is when we get a guy selling dope directly to the police. We know his real first and last name. He makes a sale to an undercover cop [...] What you have to do first of all is you’ve got to know the legal first and last name of these pushers.at John Doe, n.
Tragic Magic 155: They used to shake down my cell all the time.at shake down, v.
Tragic Magic 98: You always thought he was a legal eagle and he ain’t shit.at legal eagle, n.
Tragic Magic 142: The fixer would get things done, like job re-assignments and cell-block changes.at fixer, n.1
Tragic Magic 3: I always tried to find that level where I could float.at float, v.1
Tragic Magic 29: I had six or seven pairs of gators.at gator, n.2
Tragic Magic 145: I’ve seen a change from the James Cagney days when you had to be hard rocks.at hard rock, n.
Tragic Magic 86: It would be at least six or seven o’clock at night before this TV went on the hot sheet.at hot sheet, n.
Tragic Magic 101: Yo man, take this shit off me, I’m a free man; take all this iron off me.at iron, n.
Tragic Magic 91: But if you take the chance and push it all the way to trial, and you lose, they’ll stick it to you.at stick it to (v.) under stick it, v.
Tragic Magic 159: They had jerked me around on my parole. I had met all the parole conditions, and I was still in prison.at jerk around (v.) under jerk, v.2
Tragic Magic 137: If they were to go home and examine their own lifestyles [...] the similarities would knock their socks off.at knock the socks off (v.) under knock, v.
Tragic Magic x: Tragic Magic (a street term for heroin).at tragic magic (n.) under magic, n.
Tragic Magic 138: When you get to the max joints, you get guys that are doing life.at max, n.
Tragic Magic 167: I was on the meth program.at meth, n.
Tragic Magic 54: This is my number one man.at number one, adj.
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