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I work at the local county jail. Upon performing random cell searches I found an inmate to be in possession of the entire Twilight series of books. I was just about to laugh when the entire cell block of “hardened criminals” defended it calling it the most romantic books they’ve ever read. I hate Twilight but IMMD

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  1. TV says:

    Does this say something about the Twilight series or about prison inmates?

    • Nikky says:

      My dad’s been in prison my whole life, he’s a wonderful man but about the poorest excuse for a “hardened” criminal I’ve ever met. He’s a giant poofball sometimes.

  2. oppie says:

    ok andy arresting a bunch of teen girls for underage drinking isn’t considered hardened.

    • Ophelia says:

      Sure they can relate: GTA, breaking and entering, stalking, arson…and a submissive peace of jailmeat. What not to like?

  3. LorcanSpiro says:

    Well, if they’re dumb enough to land in prison…

  4. LF says:

    They should so use that endorsement for any future advertising for Twilight. “Hardened criminals think it’s romantic.” XD

  5. Robin says:

    Personally, I find those books to be cruel and unusual punishment. No plot at all…

  6. joel says:

    Weer they in prison for stalking?

  7. M says:

    Gee, a bunch of criminals found the abusive stalker and his prey to be romantic? How very odd…

  8. Mouserz says:

    If you wanna be dumb, you gotta be though.

  9. Patrick says:

    I believe those books are illegal according to the Geneva Conventions.

    • MLD says:

      Only illegal to be used forcibly. And even if they were wholly illegal, county inmates aren’t protected under the Geneva–that’s the 8th amendment

  10. RoaringSilence says:

    I believe this says a tremendous lot about the quality of the books.

  11. boaks says:

    Ya know, if any of them are in their for stalking or pedophilia, they can always get tips…

  12. Snath says:

    Somehow, an entire cell block of hardened criminals thinking the Twilight series are the most romantic books they’ve ever read doesn’t really surprise me.

  13. Jami says:

    Yeah, because books about an undead abusive stalker and his dishrag girlfriend are really romantic.

  14. Scoter man1 says:

    ^^^ all of this wins, it’s probably romantic for them cuz they never read beforehand.

  15. Rich says:

    Yet another reason not to trust in the judgment of criminals.

  16. Lynz Catastrophe says:

    They have no real basis for comparison when it comes to romance novels then if thats all they get to read. Sorry justice system, your torture methods have backfired, instead of boring them to death, a whole block of criminals now defends the series. Oh, fyi, in the future, probably not a good idea to make fun of the books in front of a hardened criminal, they tend to get defensive.

  17. thestashattacked says:

    I now have the mental image of a fight between inmates. One of them is wearing a “Team Edward” shirt and the other is yelling “She belongs with Jacob!”

  18. laurpi says:

    Stephenie Meyer’s “Twilight” series…voted #1 most romantic book series by convicted criminals nation wide.

  19. MACARIO says:

    This makes it undeniable that the “Twilight” series is for the mentally impaired…

    • Sunny says:

      If not mentally impaired, at least mentally unstable with not enough social connections to keep them from breaking the law…lfmao.

  20. Greg says:

    that’s a good place to hide stuff! Who, in his right mind, would open a Twilight book?

  21. Wynona says:

    My sister likes Twilight…she’s no Twihard, but she likes the series…Eff you all…

    • SwampGal says:

      I’d say that’s a little unnecessary. A lot of the negativity to Twilight is because of the ridiculous fans, but to each their own. I have read the books, and enjoyed them- but there is a difference between enjoying a book, and declaring it a piece of art. Your sister is allowed to like them, and the people above are allowed to hate them (both understandable positions to anyone with sense).

      I don’t see why you have to get all uppity about it.

  22. Sara says:

    I’m a former state prison employee. I’d probably check to make sure the guy wasn’t a chester before allowing him to keep it. Otherwise, that’s funny as hell. It made my day. LOL.

    • ele5ment says:

      No the guy was in on aggravated charges…thus the “hardened criminal” anyhoo you can just imagine the look on my face when all I say is “twilight? Really?” And an entire unit of aggravated offenders get angry cuz I’m about to insult their favorite book series….

      • Boumama says:

        As another former corrections officer, I was always amused at how popular romance novels were. I always got a chuckle to do a cell search in the CDU and find some tough heavy hitter with a couple of Kathleen Woodiwiss books from the library on his shelf.

  23. Sunny says:

    So I wonder how the mormon author feels about the fact that ‘hardened criminals’ love her work? Maybe she should go to prison and have a reading with them!

  24. antonstfu says:

    Actually it makes perfect sense. Just think about dropping the soap and it’ll hit you.

  25. Lindz says:

    So I was drunk the other night and started reading Twilight at a friends house. I borrowed it and thought I might read a bit while waiting for a client. I was sitting in a busy waiting room and when I went to take the book out of my purse was hit with such intense embarrassment I couldn’t take it out. I think I’m going to have to continue drinking or land in prison to even contemplate continuing to read it…

  26. reine says:

    true, that. I shudder at the thought of it. I’d rather go through chocolate abstinence than read any more of it.


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