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09-28-2010, 06:56 PM
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toppcat
Dave
Pinball machines of all kinds were everywhere when we were kids. When we were not playing Baseball, we were at the nearby Diner. It had a cool pinball machine. We would run up the score hoping to hear that most satisfying sound to our ears....a sharp THUD..... THUD.....THUD.....THUD.....THUD.....THUD.....THUD. ....THUD.....THUD.....THUD......we had just racked up 10 free games. Boy, what these kids nowadays are missing. Thanks, TED Z 
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