Comet
Williams, 1985
Mousin' Around!
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Was playing a quick game on my Comet, and it started to smell like mouse. If it smells like mouse ... it's a mouse.
Opened up the game - one VERY fresh dead mouse was in my game. 5 second rule fresh.
How did it get in? Is there an opening I can block?
Thanks,
Eric
I went to Pinfest. "I'll get the mouse out when I get back."
I'm back. The mouse? Removed.
Mouse droppings a plenty. It's like "Good & Plenty," but instead of "Good," it's mouse droppings.
No vent covers like the other games I have. Guess who put approximately 20 layers of tape over the holes until I find something more durable? This guy.
The game still works fine, so, no damage done, just have to clean the cab out.
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