Saturday, January 19, 2008

Revisiting The Wall Of Pain





'The Wall Of Pain' was a fixture on the west dinning area wall in apartment 15 in the Cinnamon Tree apartments in winter of 2001. If I remember correctly it was started by Dwerden and Ollerton who affixed a 'WALL OF PAIN' sign on the wall and hung images of people experiencing, or items that cause, pain (I believe Kevin hung up an O-chem test score where he got, I think, 38%). In honor of that wall, I humbly present, my own wall of pain.

If you're wondering that is my daughter at the end there. Did NOT want her picture taken.

3 comments:

  1. That Maryland basketbal picture is beautiful, it's like ballet.

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  2. I have an addition for the "wall of pain." I had a cavity in one of my upper molars--but my dentist only x-rayed my lower teeth because for some whack reason that was where I was feeling the pain. Since we didn't find a cavity I had to go see an ear-nose throat doctor. All he did for me was cram this long probe that looked like a very thin Allen wrench up the salivary duct in the side of my cheek. In my follow-up appointment the pain hadn't gone away so guess what? He did it again. Not that remarkable, but still painworthy.

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  3. Yes, the wall of pain. I haven't thought of that forever. It's great to see more posts I better get my act together.

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