In the Bleachers by Steve Moore

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  1. The J.A.M.

    The J.A.M. said, almost 6 years ago

    “Wall”?

  2. CoBass

    CoBass said, almost 6 years ago

    @The_JAM: It’s a term runners use. When you’ve been running for several miles (very much a personal thing) and you’ve reached a point of complete physical and emotional exhaustion, so that you feel like you can’t go any further, you’ve “hit the wall”. A lot of times, if you force yourself to go on, you’ll find you can go further than you ever thought you could.

  3. Bear

    Bear said, almost 6 years ago

    If I don’t find the wall about twenty yards from the starting line, I’m not trying.

  4. Will O'the Glen

    Will O'the Glen GoComics PRO Member said, almost 6 years ago

    He spelled nausea wrong - and hitting “The Wall” doesn’t involve nausea, anyway.

  5. judyr1976

    judyr1976 said, almost 6 years ago

    Gary caught it. That misspelled word is about the only thing that gives me that “hopeless sense of dread.”

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