Posted by Steed The trial. |
Getting sealed in sounds a lot more horrifying than locked in. Was that choice of words intentional? If so, I have never been literally sealed in anywhere (thank god). I’ll admit, I do get a little nervous about this when exploring prisons and lockdown facilities though. |
Posted by Dee Ashley I was locked inside of a location once, but only for a night. I could have forced my way out, but decided to hunker down, and sure enough, by dawn, the main exit was opened when I woke up and I was able to leave unnoticed. Getting sealed in sounds a lot more horrifying than locked in. Was that choice of words intentional? If so, I have never been literally sealed in anywhere (thank god). I’ll admit, I do get a little nervous about this when exploring prisons and lockdown facilities though. |
Posted by cancer4free Thanks for your reply, I didn't have a specific meaning to be honest. I just thought being locked in is more typically associated with security or landlords and such, which are what I'm mainly worried about. |
Posted by Steed You took that whole experience pretty well. I remember you posting your fun thread asking if anyone else had been locked in and then drifting off to sleep without staying in contact with us. Freaked me out a little. |
Posted by blackhawk If you're simply locked in a building you can usually break out. In a concrete secured liquor storage warehouse getting lock in was a real concern; Linnevilla. They are easy by design to lock down. Getting trapped in a Atlas F missile site was a real concern; no cell coverage. It could be weeks or longer until someone came... Secure sites by design such as those above with only one entrance/exit can be dangerous... |
Posted by RescueMe1060 tell us the story of the trial! you criminal you |
Posted by Steed I've since heard some more details. If it is ongoing she should probably not talk about it on UER, in case there are snitches around. |
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