Quoted from Gryszzz:

All I wanted was a Pepsi.

Quoted from Bryan_Kelly:

You can't stop stupid.

Quoted from dmbjunky:

I don't get the Pepsi joke. Oh Well.

Quoted from Gerrard17:

Ooh suicidal tendencies pin... now thats an idea.

Quoted from pinmanguy:

I'm surprised so many here know suicidal tendencies.

Quoted from Gerrard17:

On the flip side do americans know of many australian bands?

Quoted from Gerrard17:

Never heard of them! haha

Quoted from pinmanguy:

I went out with a girl who was obsessed with social distortion.

Quoted from pinmanguy:

I'd be happy just with a genre/era type themed pinball related to punk/hardcore. Like a jukebox thing with a bunch of different bands featured.

Quoted from pinmanguy:

angry samoans were from around there weren't they?

Quoted from pinmanguy:

pre-rollins black flag please

Quoted from pinmanguy:

Or maybe just make a decline of western civilization themed pin

Quoted from pinmanguy:

definitely needs an LCD so we can see clips like this and Darby Crash rolling around covered in blood

Quoted from Bublehead:

Everyone bashes XXXX because he has, at some point, during the time you have known him, done something untowards in his dealings with you. I understand everyone's frustration and everyone's complaints. You really have to approach it from the angle of "it's just business". He's out to make a buck, and if he can make it off you, he will try. He doesn't care if he sold it for 20, 40 or 60, he got your business because he had what you wanted. There are times in pinball when you need something, he's got it and you have seen it no where else. You are sadly stuck and he's really keen on knowing this. I don't begrudge a man in his "pursuit of happiness" (using the term as our forefathers meant it to be used) and I have had my dealings with him as well. If you want a deal, they are to be had. I got my Family Guy from him at the end of the 2008 expo (my machine was used in the tournament) for a sweet deal. This pin was NIB at the start of expo and had all of 250 games played on it by the end. I said how much for the FG? Now he said he needed $3000 when I got there Wednesday and I said I would think about it. I didn't talk with him again until Sunday afternoon. I asked him again how much... He said he needed $3000. I said "Hmmm..." and started walking away. Then he said he needed $2750 and I said would he take a check for $2550 and he started dancing back and forth (and if you know him, you know the dance) and started shaking his head "no" then I said $2600. And he danced a little more... Then he said I have $2650 in it from the distributor and I don't want to haul it back with me. I said ok would he take a check and he really started dancing... Now I don't know about you, but I love to watch him dance... And he shook his head and said No, and I said enjoy hauling it back and started walking... He finally said ok but he would have to have a cashiers check and I said where do I get a cashiers check on Sunday? And he danced some more... I got it for $2650, wrote a check and had it on my truck heading home 30 minutes later. When push comes to shove, he will come down to something reasonable, and I am sure he made a buck because I am positive the distributor cost was probably $2500. Now I have a machine that was played by all the big names in pinball (and it was used in the final rounds Sunday) a great story to tell, and as near a NIB as you could want. Also, the machine had been gone over by Stern Saturday in prep for tournament and was playing perfectly and has played so ever since. I have only ever had to replace the death target solenoid bracket and the Beer Can sticker due to my own HUO play.

Quoted from MXV:

That's one I hadn't heard of before but now I have to find myself a copy of their record dammit!

Quoted from Pinball-is-great:

The Count then posted the music video for our entertainment (and to enlighten some Pinsiders).