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Smash n' Grab

 Ring-the-bell-with-the-sledgehammer meets smash n' grab burglary without broken glass
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A = An electronic "sledgehammer" with pressure sensor attached to central unit
B = Unbreakable Glass with location sensors attached to central unit and:
C = Prizes with coil attachment to location sensors.

Bash a translucent, unbreakable, protective, mar-resistant surface which has sensors attached - these sensors factor in location of impact which corresponds to location of toy, as they are simply held by a coiled wire - much as a telephone coil. The sledgehammer has the pressure sensor. If the pressure is great enough on the impact point of the sledgehammer, it sends a signal to central unit. Central unit sends OK to pressure sensor activated spot corresponding to location of impact. The toy which was at impact area gets selected - it drops down chute - accompanied by sound of breaking glass. The coil is simply released from the toy, so coil is usable for next reload of toys.
Pay Up
Enter Safe Area
Swing Hard
A+B=C¯¯¯¯
—thumbwax, Aug 25 2002

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       I'm sure this is probably baked at a Detroit casino somewhere.
—RayfordSteele, Aug 26 2002
   

       A modernization of the age-old ring-the-bell game? Make sure no one can walk off with the sledgehammer....
—phoenix, Aug 27 2002
   

       Hey Rayford- you leave Detroit outta this! Yeah, you're right, we do like the smash-n-grab here... It's actually baked in the parking lot behind the casino.
—Mr Burns, Aug 27 2002
   

       - and the food is where? I am hungry.
—po, Aug 27 2002
   


 

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