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Quoted from erak:Hmm? I wonder how me and a couple of friends remember playing it back in the day?
Or how/if one was in Canada.
And I've never been to Vegas.
Could one have made rounds in the Toronto area. Hamilton's arcades were run by the mob from the 30's to late 90's.
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and after each of the four shots he said "soooory aboot that".
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