Topic: PLS Help, Used Dueshter Mesiter Table value?

[foozkillah]

Tyler,

Yep, I meant on DM tables,  I think I hardly ever saw a broken man on them... Lots and lots on TS tables, on all the figures except the putrid yellow and decayed gray hard rubber browntop figures.  Those were durable..  at least in my experience.  The 2bars always always bent and broke on the brownies.

[Tyler Foos]

Brian,

I just watched Family Guy and noticed the red and blue men look just like a young Peter Griffin - LOL!

Tyler

[Old Meister]

Oh, and don't forget the lemon Pledge for the rods! To this day, whenever I polish some furniture I get that 'I wanna play some foosball' pavlovian response! LOL

Tyler

Isn't that the truth! Pledge was THE lubricant! Of course a Slim Jim would work if nothing else was available. But the smell of Pledge brings back some good memories.

[Tyler Foos]

OM,

LOL - I debated whether or not to mention ye ole Slim Jim desperation trick, then you did! Entirely too funny, with the best part being IT WORKED!

Take care...........................................Tyler

[EDGEER]

I remember using butter one time on an old bar table I came accross.   

[wildcard]

Fryer grease worked too, in the heat of summertime. In the winter when the bar was cold, it would congeal overnight though...

[Old Meister]

The Slim Jim trick only lasted for a while and you might even hafta reapply. Sure was some groady looking remnants left around the table. It was best to wipe off the residue from earlier applications when you played at bars who didn't have anything to care for the table. Hey it was just the way it was back then. Pledge didn't come around until TS got going. At least up in northern Wisconsin where I learned to play.