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im guessing this is a day count?
Matty Montego
Wed 01-21-2009
No comment necessary on this one. If this was actually left by a prisoner, and not put on later, that's quite a find.
nvusofmotts
Wed 01-21-2009
....I meant that it speaks for itself, not "No comments NECESSARY..". (wish you could put those little emoticons in here....hmm....
nvusofmotts
Wed 01-21-2009
It could be a day count. Although i can't recall ever seeing one like this. I'm at a loss.
Wormfood
Wed 01-21-2009
I have to admit I thought marking the days was something you only saw in movies or cartoons.
Fla. Gator
Wed 01-21-2009
Maybe each X counts as two days.....
lexusdreamer
Thu 01-22-2009
...I know not whether laws be right,
Or whether laws be wrong;
All that we know who lie in gaol
Is that the wall is strong;
And that each day is like a year,
A year whose days are long.

Oscar Wilde
J-131274
Fri 01-23-2009
Maybe you would put a circle in the morning and then at the end of the day (if your still alive) you X it out. And It would count as one full day. Just a thought.
Chasems
Fri 01-23-2009
That is quite the find. I wonder where one would obtain a pencil in a place like this.
Bri
Sat 05-02-2009
A black button would suffice for a pencil. Prisoners can be very resourceful.
Chrispy
Thu 05-14-2009
Or a bit of coal or such.
Kristiara
Fri 05-29-2009
Maybe a day count at ten day intervals. Was it a sentence to be served or just something to help keep her sanity
Yasmeen
Sun 10-25-2009

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