#p.o.w.

Geronimo, 69 years old (1898, after he had surrendered and was living as a p.o.w. at Fort Sill, Oklahoma.)

S0me cds i f0und recently (2nd hand!) x3

It's against the rules, but it's still for sale when the price is right.

Title: P.O.W. Warning: prison rape, negotiation/auction/selling, humiliation. Short chapter lengths. Rating: R Continuity: G1 Characters: Sunstreaker, Jazz, Blades, Swindle Disclaimer: The theatre doesn’t own the script or actors, nor does it make a profit from the play.

I've never understood why he looks so surprised. I don't think POWs get proper cleaning supplies. Or at least, not these.

FROM THE MIND OF SAKEVI YOKOYAMA -- FROM THE "PUNK ON WAVE" ARCHIVES...

PIC(S) INFO: Spotlight on two versions of print coverage for Japanese hardcore punk bands LAUGHIN' NOSE, G.I.S.M., COBRA, & LIP CREAM, from the late, great Sakevi Yokoyama's self-published subcultural/ underground-encompassing magazine, "PUNK ON WAVE," a.k.a., "P.O.W.," c. 1985.

Tom Burke plays the supporting role as “Crane” in an episode from 2003 of the series called P.O.W.

The series is about a group of British prisoners from WW2 being kept in a German prison camp.

This YouTube video shows the first part of the episode, and the other 3 can be found on YouTube too.

The Ending of Dramamine vs p.o.w.

Reblogs appreciated for bigger sample size

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