Funniest Pin?

[Craig Elder]

Hey all
Noob 'ere just assessing what pin I want, and one thing that jumped out at me, looking at gameplay for RFM is that it's hilarious. (To me anyway) So, question for y'all, what other pins are just funny? Irrelevant whether the game play is good, just ones that made you chuckle?

 

[DRD]

Scared Stiff

 

[steve brum]

I like it when games are unintentionally funny . When theatre tells you have magic balls or Rudy announces hey spunky your up! Maybe there will one day be a carry on pinball with balls knobs flanges plungers and of course gobble holes

 

[steve brum]

Almost forgot knockers!

 

[BigIan]

RFM is funny the first few times you play it but it gets annoying after you have played 20 or 30 games on it. I would still like one in a collection but as an only pin I think it would grate after a while

Just my opinion, your mileage may vary, pinball can go down as well as up in value.

 

[James]

+1 for SS

 

[J.C.Rox]

Judge Dredd has some comedy

"20 years for flatulence"

 

[andy]

Class Of 1812.....the 1812 Overture with added chickens!

 

[Craig Elder]

Class Of 1812.....the 1812 Overture with added chickens!

You're right, that does look like a laugh, doesn't it?

 

[Big Phil]

South park?

 

[Deleted member 2463]

ghostbusters is pretty decent although all from the film.

AFM and MM are good. Monster bash.

but the funniest is Batman 66 in Joker mode...

that includes many of the joker lines from B66.

 

[John Beveridge]

The Champion Pub.......i have no legs and i am still beating you !

 

[RobZombie]

America's Most Haunted

 

[bethamari]

MM - “Sir Loin of Beef” and “they took our pinball machines!” - and SS for me!

 

[ianw]

Shrek

 

[Dave Bishop]

MM,AFM for me, great humour in those two..

 

[Dave Bishop]

Surprised no one has said Family guy!?

 

[James]

MM - “Sir Loin of Beef” and “they took our pinball machines!” - and SS for me!

A number of legends claim its name came from it being 'knighted' by a monarch, although it is variously ascribed to Henry VIII, Elizabeth I and James I.

According to the Lancashire tradition, James I drew his short sword and told the Hoghton Tower pages to bring the beef to him.

They went down on their knees and the king said "Arise, Sir Loin."

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/lancashire/4451935.stm