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Quoted from Bublehead:If a pin maker could make pins?, They’d make all the pins a pin maker could if a pin maker could make pins. Or something like that.
well then , how many pins would a pin player play if a pin player could play pins?
I haven't seen dimpling on my ping pong table... maybe pinballs should not be steel
and we should be using ping pong balls. (of course, smaller ones)
Quoted from greenhornet:cool.
heres another by Canadian John Saarniit from 1966 titled "Koduteel". the sheep remind me of[quoted image]
hey. those sheep remind me of ewe !
Quoted from RonSS:I'm new to this thread. Can someone summarize the last 98 pages for me please?
30 words or less.
47313_1_640px (resized).jpgQuoted from o-din:Super rocking.[quoted image]
For a minute there I thought that was Jpop brainstorming
Quoted from Wolfmarsh:Don't forget every playfield will be hit with a hammer, and if it dents it's no good.
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3251471 (resized).jpgQuoted from Russell:Maybe some people just like their flippers weak. To each his own?
hmm... flipper doesn't seem weak to me
MindlessForthrightIchthyosaurs-small.gifQuoted from spfxted:jPop is an idea person - he’s the dreamer (con man), the “visionary” (thief)
Reminds me of this Steve Miller Band song ..... " I'm a joker, I'm a smoker
I'm a midnight toker"
Quoted from CrazyLevi:Ouch. Looks like the PainBar (tm) got her!
And the Pinball Wizard himself! [quoted image]
that was the first recipient of the hammer testing
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