 h a l f b a k e r y No, not that kind of baked.
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Well, I just love it. (+). |
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Hard to believe this is not baked, but a quick search only comes slightly close - some machines, intended really for gambling, dispensing goods just to get around anti-gambling laws and calling themselves vending machines. |
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Which brings up a point - you would have to dance around gambling laws. Or only sell them in Nevada and on riverboats. |
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I consider all vending machines a gamble, in that you may not receive your candy. Never seen one that worked the opposite direction, though. |
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croissant - but only because there would be so many new additions to Wildest Videos-style TV shows when the goods fail to appear, and the marks own greed is etched onto their humanity (lack thereof). |
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way back in my childhood there used to be chewing gum machines that gave you two packets every so often - the kids all knew which position of the turning knob paid out the extra packet. |
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I used to drink in a pub that had a dodgy cigarette vending machine. You put your money in, and then if you pressed the button for your chosen brand at the same time as you pressed the "Refund" button, you'd get your fags *and* your money back. Stick *that* up your arse, Mr Darling. |
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