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කොහොමද මොල කාරයොන්ගේ වැඩ ටික...
Heating Grill
Some low-security prisons allow the use of hot plates in cells, but in those that don't, prisoners still find ways to cook their own food. This cell stove/grill was made by a prisoner in Germany using a broken heater, aluminum foil, and some wire.
Hidden Shiv
Smoking Pipe
If you manage to get hold of some weed in prison, finding a way to smoke it is the easy part. Prisoners have made pipes out of tons of different materials, but this one, made from an empty horseradish tube, is truly inventive. When rolled up, it looks completely innocent.
4 barreled zip gun
Alcohol still heating coil
Since alcohol isn't allowed in prison, prisoners have been making jailhouse booze forever. An essential part of any inmates still is an immersion heater like this one. Razor blades and an electric cord make up the (presumably extremely dangerous) heater pictured.
Zip gun
Cigarette lighter
When an inmate needs to light a homemade candle or hard-earned cigarette, obviously he cant just pull a lighter out of his pocket. There are many ways to get access to fire (or at least a spark) in prison, but this one is simple while boasting a pretty intelligent design. A wire is taped to the negative side of the battery; when you want a light, just touch the other side of the wire to the positive side of the battery and the exposed bit of wire in the middle heats up.
Tattoo gun
Prison tattoos are made in a variety of ways: some inmates use razor blades to etch the skin before rubbing ink in, some use a paper clip or staple to embed the ink, and some find a way to make an improvised tattoo gun. All it takes is a power source (like batteries), a small motor (we hear the N64 rumble pack is popular), a sewing needle or piece of sharpened wire and a few miscellaneous pieces to hold it all together.
Salt and Pepper shaker
When your cooking dinner on your cleverly engineered hot plate chances are you'll want to season your food. But since you arent allowed to take the cafeteria salt and pepper shakers back to your cell these makeshift salt and pepper shakers are just as good.
Razor comb
Rash knuckles
Chess set
Boredom sets in easily in prison, so prisoners are always coming up with ingenious ways to keep themselves busy. These dice and this beautiful chess set were made of paper mach, which in prison consists of toilet paper, water and glue.
Candles
Candles aren't allowed in prison for the obvious reasons that they can easily start a fire or be used as weapons. That doesn't mean that they cant be found, though. Prisoners use empty yogurt or applesauce containers, baby oil, and thread to make crude candles for seeing after lights-out, sterilizing needles, and whatever other activities might require an open flame.
Candy weapon
Candy bars as a weapon? Yes – in prison, anything goes. Candy bars are melted down on hot plates and the molten mess thrown into the face of the victim. The chocolate and caramel are extremely hot and harden very quickly, making them painful when they hit and difficult to get off of the skin. This DIE weapon may be primitive, but its effective.
Prison is a notoriously dangerous place. Weapons are, of course, not allowed, but that poses no problem for inmates determined to do some damage. The shiv on the left was made from a sharpened carriage return from a typewriter. The one on the right is a piece of Plexiglass with a tape-wrapped handle. When using a Plexiglass shiv, inmates will often score the Plexiglass so that it breaks off in the victim, leaving the fingerprint-containing handle in the attackers possession so he can dispose of it.
උඹලත් අතුලට ගිය වෙලාවක නිකන් කකා බිබී ඉන්නෙ නැතුව මේකක්වත් හදන්න බලන්න..
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මේවා පිට රට කස්ටියගේ නිර්මාණ...
කොහොමද මොල කාරයොන්ගේ වැඩ ටික...
Heating Grill
Some low-security prisons allow the use of hot plates in cells, but in those that don't, prisoners still find ways to cook their own food. This cell stove/grill was made by a prisoner in Germany using a broken heater, aluminum foil, and some wire.
Hidden Shiv
This terrifying-looking blade, concealed in a crucifix, was confiscated from an inmate in a German prison. It was made by the inmate in the prison workshop. This is a sophisticated example of a jailhouse shiv; most are made from primitive materials like chicken bones, sharpened toothbrush handles, and melted and hardened trash bags or Styrofoam cups. Some prisoners even coat their weapons in feces to increase the chance that the victim will develop a painful and dangerous infection.
Whip
Smoking Pipe
If you manage to get hold of some weed in prison, finding a way to smoke it is the easy part. Prisoners have made pipes out of tons of different materials, but this one, made from an empty horseradish tube, is truly inventive. When rolled up, it looks completely innocent.
4 barreled zip gun
Alcohol still heating coil
Since alcohol isn't allowed in prison, prisoners have been making jailhouse booze forever. An essential part of any inmates still is an immersion heater like this one. Razor blades and an electric cord make up the (presumably extremely dangerous) heater pictured.
Zip gun
Cigarette lighter
When an inmate needs to light a homemade candle or hard-earned cigarette, obviously he cant just pull a lighter out of his pocket. There are many ways to get access to fire (or at least a spark) in prison, but this one is simple while boasting a pretty intelligent design. A wire is taped to the negative side of the battery; when you want a light, just touch the other side of the wire to the positive side of the battery and the exposed bit of wire in the middle heats up.
Tattoo gun
Prison tattoos are made in a variety of ways: some inmates use razor blades to etch the skin before rubbing ink in, some use a paper clip or staple to embed the ink, and some find a way to make an improvised tattoo gun. All it takes is a power source (like batteries), a small motor (we hear the N64 rumble pack is popular), a sewing needle or piece of sharpened wire and a few miscellaneous pieces to hold it all together.
Salt and Pepper shaker
When your cooking dinner on your cleverly engineered hot plate chances are you'll want to season your food. But since you arent allowed to take the cafeteria salt and pepper shakers back to your cell these makeshift salt and pepper shakers are just as good.
Razor comb
Rash knuckles
Chess set
Boredom sets in easily in prison, so prisoners are always coming up with ingenious ways to keep themselves busy. These dice and this beautiful chess set were made of paper mach, which in prison consists of toilet paper, water and glue.
Candles
Candles aren't allowed in prison for the obvious reasons that they can easily start a fire or be used as weapons. That doesn't mean that they cant be found, though. Prisoners use empty yogurt or applesauce containers, baby oil, and thread to make crude candles for seeing after lights-out, sterilizing needles, and whatever other activities might require an open flame.
Candy weapon
Candy bars as a weapon? Yes – in prison, anything goes. Candy bars are melted down on hot plates and the molten mess thrown into the face of the victim. The chocolate and caramel are extremely hot and harden very quickly, making them painful when they hit and difficult to get off of the skin. This DIE weapon may be primitive, but its effective.
Prison is a notoriously dangerous place. Weapons are, of course, not allowed, but that poses no problem for inmates determined to do some damage. The shiv on the left was made from a sharpened carriage return from a typewriter. The one on the right is a piece of Plexiglass with a tape-wrapped handle. When using a Plexiglass shiv, inmates will often score the Plexiglass so that it breaks off in the victim, leaving the fingerprint-containing handle in the attackers possession so he can dispose of it.
උඹලත් අතුලට ගිය වෙලාවක නිකන් කකා බිබී ඉන්නෙ නැතුව මේකක්වත් හදන්න බලන්න..
