> > > I know it's a modified version of Puckman; I was just
> > > wondering if it was legally produced or not. :P
> >
> > Of course not.
> >
> > "Crock Man"...just say it out loud a couple of times. Shout it from the rooftops.
> >
> > S
>
> It's not like certain words mean different things or even have no meaning at all in
> some countries. :P
It's an obscure french version, "rené pierre" is well known here in France, and still exists, for their "babyfoot", plus there are crock man flyers, so for sure it has been commercialized...
http://images.letsbuyit.fr/original/41/92/baby-foot-derby-cup-rene-pierre-17109241.jpeg
Crock comes from "croquer", which means "to bite".
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