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05-31-2012, 09:22 AM

RLF5400

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Where's the BEEF?

My girl tells me that yesterday's meal at the Ohio Reformatory for Women included real meat in their hamburgers.. That was a real treat for the ladies.. Usually they have what is called “all purpose burgers.” That are actually inedible,, and have more fillers than meat.. Now they didn't mention just what kind of meat it was.. might it have been road kill? LOL It was such a rarity that many ladies returned for seconds,, and sadly some went away eating left overs...

The average meal per inmate at ORW is $.82... Don't believe that they will ever see a tasty pot roast meal,, let alone a steak...

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