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@angel dean, *ding*
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@angel dean, Look at me, Hector.
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@Lars of the Mohicans, The way Gus said "Hector Salamanca"...I gotta admit, it kinda turned me on
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@SimonPetrikov, That's the only thing that gets me hard anymore.
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@angel dean, too many dings *ding*
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@angel dean, I like the part where it says ding
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@angel dean, thank you
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@Mit, *dong*?
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@angel dean, What is this, an episode of Cinema Sins?
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Legend has it the game is still going to this day.
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@Feral Snorlax, beat me to it. I was gonna say legend has it the score is still rising to this day. Have an upvote fellow brain thinker.
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Man, that guy is good. I hear he's deaf, dumb, and blind, too.
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@I Are Lebo, that deaf, dumb and blind kid.. Sure played a mean pinball. :: air guitar ::
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I'll be honest I thought it was a loop at first
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He sure plays a mean pinball.
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Technically until you inexplicably tilt.
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@Ray213, Just wait until you've tripled the high score, then let it end
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I managed to do this in the Windows XP pinball once. I was so excited and got really mad at my mom when she made me turn it off.
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I think someone found the G spot.
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I mean I get top comment
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Pinballs awesome
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Perpetual motion machine!
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This will do *unzips pants*
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The Chuck E Cheese dream that never was.
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Calm down there pinball wizard
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This makes me so hard.
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*Flicking the bean like
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When her parents are on vacation so you can tap that all night
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BUT LIKE MATHEMATICALLY FOR IT TO GET IN THAT SITUATION IT WOULD HAVE HAD TO BOUNCE IN FROM AN ANGLE THAT WOULD BOUNCE IT OUT QUICKLY.
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@the guy with one job, unless there are imperfections in the angle or ball.Or the ball happens to stop completely and roll down into the thing.
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Some say it's still dinging to this day
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What does the pinball say?
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