The Moon landing was obviously real and not faked, I am convinced of that just from watching this video. This video proves without a doubt that any nation that can conceive, build and maintain a machine like this can (and did) fly to the Moon.
May I direct your attention to a certain Captain Storm comic; I think it was in a one dollar super size (or 60 cents?), circa 1972. (I think Sgt. Rock and Superman and probably Batman too were in it): “I was busier that a wooden-legged pin boy on league bowling night.” Capt. could say that cause he had a wooden leg; I remember cause a nurse kicked him in the shin when she was mad at him for something he’d done, like ‘let’ the admiral take him off his PT boat. In other words, the answer is pin boys. I actually knew a former pin boy; he had tended a two lane alley at a hotel in Asheville, I guess when he was in high school.
On a serious note, I’m Brunswick certified on these particular pinsetters, if anybody has any questions about the operation, feel free to shoot me an email about how they work. bigjagCK@yahoo.com
You had me at “Ball Accelerator”.
The Moon landing was obviously real and not faked, I am convinced of that just from watching this video. This video proves without a doubt that any nation that can conceive, build and maintain a machine like this can (and did) fly to the Moon.
May I direct your attention to a certain Captain Storm comic; I think it was in a one dollar super size (or 60 cents?), circa 1972. (I think Sgt. Rock and Superman and probably Batman too were in it): “I was busier that a wooden-legged pin boy on league bowling night.” Capt. could say that cause he had a wooden leg; I remember cause a nurse kicked him in the shin when she was mad at him for something he’d done, like ‘let’ the admiral take him off his PT boat. In other words, the answer is pin boys. I actually knew a former pin boy; he had tended a two lane alley at a hotel in Asheville, I guess when he was in high school.
The late, great Mike Royko mentioned in one of his columns that he worked as a pinsetter at one point.
Larry Elder’s dad worked as a pinsetter when he was a youngster (probably in GA in the late 1920s or early 30s).
On a serious note, I’m Brunswick certified on these particular pinsetters, if anybody has any questions about the operation, feel free to shoot me an email about how they work. bigjagCK@yahoo.com
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Antarctica’s bowling alley (2 lanes in a quonset hut in McMurdo) required a manual pinsetter. Sadly, it was lost in 2009, leaving boredom behind for the players and the pinsetter. https://laughingsquid.com/the-little-known-bowling-alley-at-mcmurdo-station-in-antarctica/