Let's talk about the mustard lace meme

[fastbilly1]

wtf is even going on in this thread

Disregard memes; acquire Vectrex.

Aint that the truth.

[Ack]

Please, you n00bs are lame. Baffle Ball is where it's at.

[Exhuminator]

wtf is even going on in this thread

[fastbilly1]

Please, you n00bs are lame. Baffle Ball is where it's at.

Little known fact, Baffle ball was made by Gottlieb as an early Bagatelle machine. It sold so well that it was hard to stock. So one of Gottliebs distributors, Ray Moloney, decided to make his own Bagatelle and called it Ballyho. He founded his own company called Bally. It went on to make a couple lesser known pinball machines:

[BoneSnapDeez]

^ This is true. Only those with a functioning Arcadia 2001 or Vectrex are "true" gamers. Right, Bone?

Yes.

[Ack]

Little known fact, Baffle ball was made by Gottlieb as an early Bagatelle machine. It sold so well that it was hard to stock. So one of Gottliebs distributors, Ray Moloney, decided to make his own Bagatelle and called it Ballyho. He founded his own company called Bally.

Good ole' Bally and its mob ties.

[fastbilly1]

Little known fact, Baffle ball was made by Gottlieb as an early Bagatelle machine. It sold so well that it was hard to stock. So one of Gottliebs distributors, Ray Moloney, decided to make his own Bagatelle and called it Ballyho. He founded his own company called Bally.

Good ole' Bally and its mob ties.

Are the Mob ties the mustard lace? I would have guessed those would be marinara lace.

[Ack]

Apparently in the late 1960s and 1970s the head of the Genovese crime family owned shares in Bally after they went public. Several "representatives" of Bally who visited Australia at the time to expand its business interests were also mob enforcers from Chicago.

[prfsnl_gmr]

Are the Mob ties the mustard lace? I would have guessed those would be marinara lace.

It's not lace...just very fine angel hair pasta.

[JoeAwesome]