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   A Massachusetts town has decided it's time to finally lift a ban on arcade games it established when Ms. Pac-Man was new. At a town meeting, the residents of Marshfield voted 203-175 to lift the ban that was introduced in 1982 and went almost all the way to the Supreme Court when business owners challenged it (the court declined to take on the case), reports the Patriot Ledger.

 

More: http://www.foxnews.com/tech/2014/05/06/after-32-years-town-lifts-arcade-game-ban/?intcmp=obnetwork

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Thats madness lol.

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Hmmmm......

 

"This is a progressive step in that it protects life in a small town from an urban-type honky-tonk environment," one resident told the Christian Science Monitor at the time.

 

All these years and I didn't know I was an urban-type honky-tonk environmentalist.

Now that is some really narrow minded thinking from people who live in a galaxy far far away.

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