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With my current layout (and current wife) I only have room for one more.
Of course if we got rid of that pool table that rarely gets played I could at least double that number!
Then if the big screen TV left I could probably fit another 6-8!
Quoted from Whysnow:how many more could you fit if the wife left...
sorry, but you gave a lob of a softball pitch on that one.
LOL.....well I'm still never going to stuff the main floor or upstairs with pins, but I would probably fill the basement perimeter with them. Which would be 20+ easy.
Quoted from pinhacker71:Funny. I almost started a post like this. Bought first pin in December 2012 for kids Christmas. It was a $700 pin from a local pinsider. He delivered and was talking about how he loved the hobby and spent every evening fooling around with pins. He told me new ones cost close to $5000. I laughed and said I would never pay that. When he left I told my wife how crazy that is. Fast forward 2.5 months and I am eating my words.
Sounds familiar. My first pin was a $500 F-14 Tomcat, my second pin was a NIB LOTR!
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