He responded to one query with a crude reference to prison rape.
In tribute, Chicagoans are now calling U.S. Cellular Field, formerly Comiskey Park, "Cell Field," a reference to prison bars, not batteries.
That means they were found to be people genuinely driven from their homes due to persecution, not "illegal immigrants," or criminals, as the president's reference to prisons implies. .
He pins her against the tree, makes a series of transparent references to his prison tattoos and generally just licks his lips a lot because she's the first female he's seen for about 20 years and nobody's got any bromide to quell his ardour.
And the world of rap music is thick with references to crime and prison; in some lyrics, both represent rites of passage.
The site is so insular that in the two decades it was occupied by Sun Microsystems it was nicknamed Sun Quentin (a reference to San Quentin prison, about 40 miles north).
Asked whether they were competing with the Nelson Mandela Foundation's 46664 brand – a reference to his prison number on Robben Island – she replied: "We are all trying to achieve the same objective".
The library's front door had been decorated with brooms, in a grim reference to a prison abuse scandal last fall, which featured video of a man being sodomized with a broom.
In a reference to the prison movie The Shawshank Redemption Haldane said: "I would rather run the risk of taking a sledgehammer to crack a nut than taking a miniature rock hammer to tunnel my way out of prison – like another Andy, the one in the Shawshank Redemption.
His second-most-popular track on Spotify, "Reagan," is a diatribe against Reagan-era policies that includes references to Oliver North, for-profit prisons, and the text of the Thirteenth Amendment.
