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The Friendzone


There is a prison where there's less break outs than Alcatraz.
The thought of it strikes fear into the heart of any man,
No matter their size.
Even Sylvester Stallone doesn't have a plan to escape from it.
Each of those prisons comes with it's own judge, jury, and execution.
But this place doesn't have security;
It doesn't even have cells.
But it's scarier than any other prison you can think of.
It's name?
The Friendzone.
It's a danger to all mankind and has imprisoned mostly every guy it encounters. 
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