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Ad Watch: 1975’s Ball Buster

By Jason Chen Published March 20, 2007, 9:00 pm ET

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There’s only a few of us Gizmodo writers who were even alive when this thing came out, which makes us all the more appreciative that we have PS3s and Xbox 360s to play on now. Seriously, Ball Buster? That wife’s surely a ball buster, alright. Meow!

Thanks Ray!

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