Wizard had similar wooden flag flip flops. Captain fantastic didn’t. Two of my EM faves, lots of my misspent youth served on those two games :-). Great series yet again Ron!
I agree that the best thing for EM’s is to play them! I have bought repaired and sold at least a dozen of them and I tell them that every time. Play them!
Great channel. Subbed and watched a ton of your pinball repair videos for no other reason than enjoyment of seeing these complicated machines brought back to life. PS. Been watching Donny fix up the grocery store as well.
Sometimes, into every project, a bit of fail must happen........but then you fix it. I just spent several months trying to revive a 1961 Seeburg Jukebox (Tormat) that hadn't run in over 35 years... and I FINALLY got it working. Your overheated pop bumper is your fail... but then it will get fixed, and fun can be had once more.
@@LyonsArcade It was a very happy moment......... signifying that my months of on & off work were not in vain. That Tormat system is pretty wild, and it took me a good spell before I finally understood what makes it go.
Fantastic explenasion of that underplayfield mounted stepperunit. That shows that the problem does´nt need to deppend on those machines biggest complexity. One thing i learned from your videos is that something thats seems (at a first glance) to be a big problem, may be a smal one, but to not underestimate that it could lead to big problems later on. Thanks for an awesome video again Ron. 👍👍Pleas work with me and my spelling, I´m from over seas you know. 😁
Miguel i'll film it when I get time, there are three churches down there and they all have their chimes set to go off at different times so they don't trample on each other, lol. So one will go off at 4p.m., then another one at 4:04, and another one at 4:06 or something like that, lol
@@LyonsArcade Haha, now that’s down right neighborly. Can’t wait for the next video. Feels like I am learning summat but don’t think I’ll be messing with my machines any time soon. Thanks again!
Games are great when they don't catch fire. Thanks for that information, I used to leave mine burning until someone sensible came along. Love your work. Keep the videos coming. Peace.
Wonder if this playfield was dropped while leaning against the backbox... it may explain the broken screws on the relays and the bent wonky stepper unit. Another great video! You guys are en fuego! Donnie should have been there with Coke Zero bottle full of water to help!
That may be what happened, I did find 1 broken in the backbox too on the 10 point relay so I think it may just be the screws in this era snap or something? Kind of weird, I don't see that too often.
I am going to present definitive, video proof, of George's existence this coming Wednesday. I caught him on camera doing something that nobody can even deny happened, it's clear footage!
I can't imagine a machine needing adjustment every month. That's a harsh game there. We owned a Williams built pin since the early 1970's. Other than a flipper solenoid, some lights, and cleaning, it just worked and never broke down.
The fuse reacts to the amount of current drawn, so if the problem was that something failed shorted and/or a fault caused multiple coils to be locked in, then the fuse would have blown. The problem with a coil being locked in, is that the total current to the entire bus would still be normal, except that the coil isn't supposed to be continuously on. Now I'm wondering if the gray paint on the bottom of the playfield is flame retardant or something: But I'm certainly not going out of my way to find out, nor should anyone!
Somehow I knew that would come up! You know it would have to be somewhere in the scoring system or perhaps one of the steppers or anything else with the latching or other. If I'm not mistaken not necessarily Halt and Catch Fire butt there was something about if you were to do certain things and if the memory was accessed continuously you could actually catch something on fire. And then there's also the printer on fire message! Also the killer poke. And numerous other things for example back in the day where cooling was a joke on computers! Wear something like a bad hard drive could cook a CPU! Believe it or not once I saw a fire alarm set itself off. Something went wrong even though it was functioning and did not cause it to sound but once the smoke came out of the fire alarm system the fire alarm actually went off due to the smoke detector in that area detecting the smoke from the fire alarm. If that don't beat everything what else does. Other than a b a water leak detecting system that shuts off the water detecting its own water leak. So that happened once as well. Also once I smoke a solid AC powered smoke detector smoking and not go off. Also once saw a fire inside of something dryer thermal fuse but it kept going the thermal fuse did not blow both of them and also none of the thermostats opened and high limit either. Perfect Storm there. What family killed power is when there was a short that kill power at the panel! Haven't before I can get to it.
He's probably got the album magic stroke injector it'll be okay. And yes that was an actual IBM gag that took place saw something about that previously and there's actually an image in a piece of documentation somewhere. And actually on the supposed device said IBM Magic Smoke injector! There's been a few times I've let out the Magic Smoke not very often! More often than not letting out Magic Smoke just blowing a fuse or trip a breaker! Once I did actually have those ionizer air cleaner things with the AC adapter. Didn't actually going out to smoke or anything but it did die. It was arcing it in the collection sell for some reason don't know why. It drew enough current from the AC adapter that it is heated up enough to cause part of the case of the adapter that distort! My guess is the diodes went out! Probably full Bridge rectifier configuration and in the process of too much current one one or more of the diode Toreador just had way too much current through it and soften the plastic on the power supply. Once had a battery charger that was built into an AC adapter case do the same sort of thing. Turns out bad spot in the cable which caused a short. Woke up in the morning smelled something turns out that's what it was. It was plugged in but not connected to a battery! Good Thing charger for sealed lead acid! Charge cable would have gotten pretty toasty if not burnt to a crisp or Worse could have happened the next Charger I got put in an inline fuse right next to the alligator clip in the positive lead
@@LyonsArcade yep like Larry the cable guy..oh come all Ye illegal immigrants..come and get them green cards..and learn some damn English and then how ta drive
Hi Ron, So I'm curious... When you deduced that the loose nut was causing the failure of the bonus unit, did you simply retighten the nut, add a lock washer/star washer, or replace the nut with a nylon core nut, to prevent it from vibrating loose in the future?
@@LyonsArcade with what you said in the end about flip-flop whatever. There's two ways I would have said this. Either the flip flop. Flopped!! What the flip flop flipped out! There's a possibility that there might be some sort of a kludge to to disconnect power if there were to be smoked in the cabinet! Someone could probably find a way to do this reliably. But do some sort of smoke detection 4 bottom cabinet and also back box. And if smoke or excess temperature were detected disconnect AC power. Would require manual reset. I'm not talkin about using a crowbar circuit on AC power or anything. But some sort of relay wire that if it gets power from smoke detection disconnect the AC power before the power transformer. It's possible to get smoke detector modules from some sources mint for DIY projects seriously you can get that now. If one wanted want to go extreme used some sort of shunt trip breaker before power supply on a bracket. But that's just all hypothetical but theoretically could be done but but making economic sense and such??? Also if there are certain pinball machines that are known to have certain issues in certain areas of the circuitry that someone would cause malfunctions that would definitely cause excessive current over time. If it might be feasible may or may not have fusing in that circuit that just isolated from the rest if your on purist it and all that or just not up with that. But if it's something on that section that could be isolated buy a fuse even if it would mean doing a bit of rewiring. But yeah most you would not be up to that but some might. Especially if that circuit would be used intermittently in terms of power if one has Slow blow fuse of inappropriate rating. And things got fouled up there might be enough current draw for enough time that it might blow a smoke blown fuse but yet under normal circumstances not enough current to blow it under normal conditions
Might be time to bring in an exorcist if George is starting to try to burn the place down. There's a limit to what can be dismissed as cute hijinx, after all. He's gotta learn his boundaries!
JOE's CLASSIC, can you explain how that 1000 points stepper unit works? because if you get 10,000 points why would it only give you 1000 points and then step BACK once. I would think it would step 10X times to give you 10,000 points 1000points X 10 = 10,000 points and then steps back. You're saying it keeps stepping back but its not counting also which doesn't make sense. Can you please explain it better
Each step is 1000pts until it returns to home position and opens up a contact switch which stops the stepper unit. Saying it differently, each time the stepper ratchets one tooth 1000 pts is added to score. And if you are looking at the playfield, the light bulbs from, say, the 8000 light bulb drops to the 7000 light bulb and on down the table.
@@KC_justme1 How many steps does the stepper unit have? it must have 10 steps. But In the video he keeps say that for each step up forward the stepper unit will go BACK one step down, which doesn't make sense. The stepper would have 10 teeth for 10 steps I would think logically.
@@waynegram8907 If I understand you correctly, you are thinking right. I don't remember what Ron said exactly, but neither did I remember him saying anything that sounded funny. So there are two coils - one steps up one direction & the other steps down the opposite direction. The number of times the step up coil can ratchet is determined by a post that's threaded into the outer rim of the tooth wheel. You saw the video that showed saw-toothed notches. Each tooth/notch represents a 1000pt bonus, on this particular game. Up, to add each bonus while the ball is still in play - down, to collect each bonus you earned when the ball exits off the table. The number of possible bonuses are determined by that threaded in post, called a stop. There is one more stop - this one is located on the outer rim also, but is to stop the step down at home position. So because of the two stops - how many teeth the one coil steps up, the same number will step down by the other coil. Some pinball games may be set to add up to a total of 15 bonuses during ball play - other games may only have a possibility of 10 bonuses. The design of the game is what determines how many bonuses are possible. WOW! That's easier to say than to write!
will cape crusader Ron be able to save Flip Flop from the evil flaming pop bumper bon fire? Or will it all go up in smoke? Tune in next time to the second half of the cliff hanger, Fire Fire Fire at Joes Classic video games! Can you smell that smoke? Same Tech Time Same Tech Channel POW! BAM! WOOSH! WHAMO! FWAP! TECHMAN NAHNNAH NAHNAH NAHNAH NAHNAH TECHMAN!
My question for you today is how many of these machines end up becoming parts machines because they are in such disrepair that you take too long to make them work
I honestly believe it's the majority of them, most people if they buy them where everything needs work they throw up their hands and part it. You could probably get $300 out of the backglass alone on this one.
I'll watching video call pinball Richard music video song love to see you try to get that original pinball machine that will you in the song pinball Richard run with Elton John how the keyboard or the front I love to see you try to work on that sometimes on Joe classic videos even find out where is today maybe it could be video could do in the future getting it up off where you mint condition
@@LyonsArcade well I had a fair idea Ron but Taco Bell has only recently arrived here..but yeah think I’ll eat something more body friendly from now on lol
George wanted to get some warmth... and this machine delivered... thanks for the video Ron.
Thanks TCB we appreciate you watching man!
All the springs and levers in that bonus stepper unit remind me of old slot machines that I've had apart.
Probably also made by Bally!
Wizard had similar wooden flag flip flops. Captain fantastic didn’t. Two of my EM faves, lots of my misspent youth served on those two games :-). Great series yet again Ron!
I love a good old fashion fire on the playfield. I love the smell of plastic in the morning, it smells like victory.
We're gonna get through it :)
@@LyonsArcade I never thought you wouldn't. Just tell your customer the burnt plastic smell is free.
Ronlock Holmes and the case of the smoking pop bumper!
26:18 - there's smoke coming out of the coil near the left inlane switch.
I noticed that
Well now we know the plastics Bally used on their switches is flammable.
I agree that the best thing for EM’s is to play them! I have bought repaired and sold at least a dozen of them and I tell them that every time. Play them!
Absolutely! Letting them sit kills them...
Been a while since we've seen a fire Ron. I like the decision matrix of "I should film this" and "This might be on fire" lol. Great video!
haha yeah I only have so many arms :)
You have to Bee on safe side to pull power from wall when you not play pinball Game... Its a safty first😁👍
I agree!
Great channel. Subbed and watched a ton of your pinball repair videos for no other reason than enjoyment of seeing these complicated machines brought back to life.
PS. Been watching Donny fix up the grocery store as well.
Thanks Free wheelin we appreciate having you along!
you know that "they" put the smoke in at the factory, and when you let the smoke out, its "GAME OVER"!!!!
You let the vintage blue smoke out!
You get a thumbs up on the bonus unit Sherlock Holmes troubleshooting alone. Great work/illustrating.
Thank you, Watson!
@@LyonsArcade I had to look it up, best friend.
@@LyonsArcade or if that’s to informal, assistant.
Flip Flop Flames, Keep them coming Ron!
Sometimes, into every project, a bit of fail must happen........but then you fix it. I just spent several months trying to revive a 1961 Seeburg Jukebox (Tormat) that hadn't run in over 35 years... and I FINALLY got it working. Your overheated pop bumper is your fail... but then it will get fixed, and fun can be had once more.
Good job on that Seeburg that's always fun seeing them come back to life :)
@@LyonsArcade It was a very happy moment......... signifying that my months of on & off work were not in vain. That Tormat system is pretty wild, and it took me a good spell before I finally understood what makes it go.
Fantastic explenasion of that underplayfield mounted stepperunit. That shows that the problem does´nt need to deppend on those machines biggest complexity. One thing i learned from your videos is that something thats seems (at a first glance) to be a big problem, may be a smal one, but to not underestimate that it could lead to big problems later on. Thanks for an awesome video again Ron. 👍👍Pleas work with me and my spelling, I´m from over seas you know. 😁
MrVectrex i’m from the south you won’t hear any of us correcting your grammar or spelling LOL
Thanks for watching as always!
"Holmes would be proud!" You bet he would. Thanks for showing the troubleshooting steps. Great work.
Thanks pez we appreciate it as always!
26:13 you can see the exact moment the coil locked on. Crazy how fast they burn up. Less than 30 seconds until it started smoking.
Actually.... looking again.... it was 26:05 when it locked up.
Pretty wild, right?
Great video Ron. First time I’ve seen you let the smoke out of something! Can’t wait till the next one.
Holmes would be proud. Great expository restoration journey. Thanks. Now go fix the church chimes :p
Miguel i'll film it when I get time, there are three churches down there and they all have their chimes set to go off at different times so they don't trample on each other, lol. So one will go off at 4p.m., then another one at 4:04, and another one at 4:06 or something like that, lol
@@LyonsArcade Haha, now that’s down right neighborly. Can’t wait for the next video. Feels like I am learning summat but don’t think I’ll be messing with my machines any time soon.
Thanks again!
Games are great when they don't catch fire. Thanks for that information, I used to leave mine burning until someone sensible came along. Love your work. Keep the videos coming. Peace.
Thanks for watching MrMaxeemum!
Wonder if this playfield was dropped while leaning against the backbox... it may explain the broken screws on the relays and the bent wonky stepper unit. Another great video! You guys are en fuego! Donnie should have been there with Coke Zero bottle full of water to help!
That may be what happened, I did find 1 broken in the backbox too on the 10 point relay so I think it may just be the screws in this era snap or something? Kind of weird, I don't see that too often.
Isn't it amazing how one little nut messes up the whole works...
That's the way it goes :)
Great videoing on the bonus stepper unit with a clear explanation to boot!
George is (was?) a cool guy, he would not burn down his place of enjoyment! haha
I am going to present definitive, video proof, of George's existence this coming Wednesday. I caught him on camera doing something that nobody can even deny happened, it's clear footage!
I can't imagine a machine needing adjustment every month. That's a harsh game there. We owned a Williams built pin since the early 1970's. Other than a flipper solenoid, some lights, and cleaning, it just worked and never broke down.
Yeah I've never seen one that needed much adjustment at all after it had been fixed up....
Nice work Sherlock!!
Thanks Homey!
🎼 Burning down the house 🎼
WATCH OUT! You might get what you're afta!
good detective work.
yeah fuse should have blown not surprised though the fuse holders were metal fatigued cooked before you got it
I'm not entirely sure why it caught on fire, I think there must have been something stuck between a couple switches, maybe even a bug or something...
The fuse reacts to the amount of current drawn, so if the problem was that something failed shorted and/or a fault caused multiple coils to be locked in, then the fuse would have blown. The problem with a coil being locked in, is that the total current to the entire bus would still be normal, except that the coil isn't supposed to be continuously on.
Now I'm wondering if the gray paint on the bottom of the playfield is flame retardant or something: But I'm certainly not going out of my way to find out, nor should anyone!
That out lane IS evil, there ain't no two ways about that. ;)
Very fun game :)
It may be the first implementation of the Halt and Catch Fire instruction.
Somehow I knew that would come up!
You know it would have to be somewhere in the scoring system or perhaps one of the steppers or anything else with the latching or other.
If I'm not mistaken not necessarily Halt and Catch Fire butt there was something about if you were to do certain things and if the memory was accessed continuously you could actually catch something on fire.
And then there's also the printer on fire message!
Also the killer poke.
And numerous other things for example back in the day where cooling was a joke on computers!
Wear something like a bad hard drive could cook a CPU!
Believe it or not once I saw a fire alarm set itself off.
Something went wrong even though it was functioning and did not cause it to sound but once the smoke came out of the fire alarm system the fire alarm actually went off due to the smoke detector in that area detecting the smoke from the fire alarm.
If that don't beat everything what else does.
Other than a b a water leak detecting system that shuts off the water detecting its own water leak.
So that happened once as well.
Also once I smoke a solid AC powered smoke detector smoking and not go off.
Also once saw a fire inside of something dryer thermal fuse but it kept going the thermal fuse did not blow both of them and also none of the thermostats opened and high limit either.
Perfect Storm there.
What family killed power is when there was a short that kill power at the panel!
Haven't before I can get to it.
plus tax and freight one of my favorite tnt amusments word
and you got to say it real fast lol
Todds the man!!
Slowly it turned. Step by step. Inch by inch.
Yup, one bite at a time :) Jacob's ladder and all that too.
Oh no u let the magic smoke out now it wont pinball no more lol 😆 hope it doesnt mean a whole field strip and rewire
Ron ! you released the magic smoke ..hope you got some back there in the store room to fill it up ?
He's probably got the album magic stroke injector it'll be okay.
And yes that was an actual IBM gag that took place saw something about that previously and there's actually an image in a piece of documentation somewhere.
And actually on the supposed device said IBM Magic Smoke injector!
There's been a few times I've let out the Magic Smoke not very often!
More often than not letting out Magic Smoke just blowing a fuse or trip a breaker!
Once I did actually have those ionizer air cleaner things with the AC adapter.
Didn't actually going out to smoke or anything but it did die.
It was arcing it in the collection sell for some reason don't know why.
It drew enough current from the AC adapter that it is heated up enough to cause part of the case of the adapter that distort!
My guess is the diodes went out!
Probably full Bridge rectifier configuration and in the process of too much current one one or more of the diode Toreador just had way too much current through it and soften the plastic on the power supply.
Once had a battery charger that was built into an AC adapter case do the same sort of thing.
Turns out bad spot in the cable which caused a short.
Woke up in the morning smelled something turns out that's what it was.
It was plugged in but not connected to a battery!
Good Thing charger for sealed lead acid!
Charge cable would have gotten pretty toasty if not burnt to a crisp or Worse could have happened the next Charger I got put in an inline fuse right next to the alligator clip in the positive lead
A small smoldering fire, easily put out.
Got any advice for Wall Street ?
Their fire has been smoldering all week under a mountain of green paper.
I don't have any advice I can give Wall Street without the Man coming and shutting my channel down, lol so I'll have to keep that to myself :)
Let me stand next to ya fire as Jimi sang haha
You know your rock and roll!
@@LyonsArcade I grew up with a Beatles loving mother and an Elvis loving dad..was in a band at high school
@@LyonsArcade yep like Larry the cable guy..oh come all Ye illegal immigrants..come and get them green cards..and learn some damn English and then how ta drive
Hi Ron,
So I'm curious... When you deduced that the loose nut was causing the failure of the bonus unit, did you simply retighten the nut, add a lock washer/star washer, or replace the nut with a nylon core nut, to prevent it from vibrating loose in the future?
Whichever you would prefer 😀
This Flip Flop is a hot tamale, folks!
Get it while it's Hot!
I haven't found a way to put the smoke back into the solenoid either. :)
The word you're looking for is Pawl.
That humming noise shoulda been a clue.🤪
What was humming?
@@LyonsArcade Dem Bee's🐝🐝🐝 prolly cause they don't know the words 🥴
OH YEAH! Now we're smoke'n!
Burn Baby Burn!
White hot and still cooling.... ;)
We are kickers we kick ball
Yup :)
Better it decided to cook while you were there to work on it, than it burn up someones home
Ain't that the truth!
@@LyonsArcade with what you said in the end about flip-flop whatever.
There's two ways I would have said this.
Either the flip flop. Flopped!!
What the flip flop flipped out!
There's a possibility that there might be some sort of a kludge to to disconnect power if there were to be smoked in the cabinet!
Someone could probably find a way to do this reliably.
But do some sort of smoke detection 4 bottom cabinet and also back box.
And if smoke or excess temperature were detected disconnect AC power.
Would require manual reset.
I'm not talkin about using a crowbar circuit on AC power or anything.
But some sort of relay wire that if it gets power from smoke detection disconnect the AC power before the power transformer.
It's possible to get smoke detector modules from some sources mint for DIY projects seriously you can get that now.
If one wanted want to go extreme used some sort of shunt trip breaker before power supply on a bracket.
But that's just all hypothetical but theoretically could be done but but making economic sense and such???
Also if there are certain pinball machines that are known to have certain issues in certain areas of the circuitry that someone would cause malfunctions that would definitely cause excessive current over time.
If it might be feasible may or may not have fusing in that circuit that just isolated from the rest if your on purist it and all that or just not up with that.
But if it's something on that section that could be isolated buy a fuse even if it would mean doing a bit of rewiring.
But yeah most you would not be up to that but some might.
Especially if that circuit would be used intermittently in terms of power if one has Slow blow fuse of inappropriate rating.
And things got fouled up there might be enough current draw for enough time that it might blow a smoke blown fuse but yet under normal circumstances not enough current to blow it under normal conditions
Might be time to bring in an exorcist if George is starting to try to burn the place down. There's a limit to what can be dismissed as cute hijinx, after all. He's gotta learn his boundaries!
I will produce unequivocal proof of George’s existence this coming Wednesday on Video. See you then!
JOE's CLASSIC, can you explain how that 1000 points stepper unit works? because if you get 10,000 points why would it only give you 1000 points and then step BACK once. I would think it would step 10X times to give you 10,000 points 1000points X 10 = 10,000 points and then steps back. You're saying it keeps stepping back but its not counting also which doesn't make sense. Can you please explain it better
Each step is 1000pts until it returns to home position and opens up a contact switch which stops the stepper unit. Saying it differently, each time the stepper ratchets one tooth 1000 pts is added to score. And if you are looking at the playfield, the light bulbs from, say, the 8000 light bulb drops to the 7000 light bulb and on down the table.
@@KC_justme1 How many steps does the stepper unit have? it must have 10 steps. But In the video he keeps say that for each step up forward the stepper unit will go BACK one step down, which doesn't make sense. The stepper would have 10 teeth for 10 steps I would think logically.
@@waynegram8907 If I understand you correctly, you are thinking right. I don't remember what Ron said exactly, but neither did I remember him saying anything that sounded funny.
So there are two coils - one steps up one direction & the other steps down the opposite direction. The number of times the step up coil can ratchet is determined by a post that's threaded into the outer rim of the tooth wheel. You saw the video that showed saw-toothed notches. Each tooth/notch represents a 1000pt bonus, on this particular game. Up, to add each bonus while the ball is still in play - down, to collect each bonus you earned when the ball exits off the table. The number of possible bonuses are determined by that threaded in post, called a stop. There is one more stop - this one is located on the outer rim also, but is to stop the step down at home position. So because of the two stops - how many teeth the one coil steps up, the same number will step down by the other coil. Some pinball games may be set to add up to a total of 15 bonuses during ball play - other games may only have a possibility of 10 bonuses. The design of the game is what determines how many bonuses are possible.
WOW! That's easier to say than to write!
Smoke while playing, not a good sign...be careful...
Lockout tagout
will cape crusader Ron be able to save Flip Flop from the evil flaming pop bumper bon fire? Or will it all go up in smoke? Tune in next time to the second half of the cliff hanger, Fire Fire Fire at Joes Classic video games! Can you smell that smoke? Same Tech Time Same Tech Channel POW! BAM! WOOSH! WHAMO! FWAP! TECHMAN NAHNNAH NAHNAH NAHNAH NAHNAH TECHMAN!
What no replies other than this one.
But yeah very clever
My question for you today is how many of these machines end up becoming parts machines because they are in such disrepair that you take too long to make them work
I honestly believe it's the majority of them, most people if they buy them where everything needs work they throw up their hands and part it. You could probably get $300 out of the backglass alone on this one.
Made 9th. Lol.
Demonitized instantly? No ads so yeah YT prolly denied it for some dumb reason meanwhile ppl with millions of subs curse and carry on constantly
I think they fixed it back!
elementary, my dear watts son.
Thanks Homey :)
I'll watching video call pinball Richard music video song love to see you try to get that original pinball machine that will you in the song pinball Richard run with Elton John how the keyboard or the front I love to see you try to work on that sometimes on Joe classic videos even find out where is today maybe it could be video could do in the future getting it up off where you mint condition
Went to a Taco Bell restaurant the other night and an hour or so later I had a ‘burning ring of fire 🔥’ haha and it burns burns burns..
You knew that before you went in there though
@@LyonsArcade well I had a fair idea Ron but Taco Bell has only recently arrived here..but yeah think I’ll eat something more body friendly from now on lol
Anal sphincter joke?