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I sold my first machine

By wesperron

13 years ago


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    #1 13 years ago

    It was the first machine I bought before I got addicted. It was like losing a good friend.
    I got a fair price but I still feel like my dog died. Oh, how great she played after a few beers...(sniff). If she wasn't so dam ugly I would have kept her......I could'nt take Arnolds face any longer.

    And yes I am addicted, I bought a White Water and it arrives next week.....

    Now i'm going to get drunk.

    #2 13 years ago

    Sorry to hear about your loss wesperron...it gets easier though...hey, have one for me too...or two, whatever.

    #3 13 years ago

    I'm surprised - I 'm unable to sell the first machine -
    Feeling is different ...Like the first women...

    #4 13 years ago

    I don't think I could do it. But then I don't find Medusa an ugly or annoying machine. You will really like Whitewater. When I have the energy I'm moving the Dancing Lady machine I just got in from the garage and putting out the SWEP1 Pin2000.

    #5 13 years ago

    I'm surprised - I 'm unable to sell the first machine

    I cant imaging selling any of my machines, my brain rejects the thought of the idea altogether... My first is a NIB FG, shoot my FG is part of the family now!

    #6 13 years ago

    I couldn't sell my first one, then I'd have none! (till next week!) I think I'd sell the wife first. I'd have to flip a coin to see if the dog or pinball machine went!

    #7 13 years ago

    It was a Last Action Hero.

    I got a hangover today.

    #8 13 years ago

    I've sold 6 out of 10 so far, and miss them all. I swear I don't want to sell or trade anymore, they are getting to hard to find. If I want a new one, I am going to just fold one up and put it away for awhile....

    #9 13 years ago

    Tomdotcom, that is a great idea...for some reason I had never thought about doing such a thing. Pins don't take up a whole lot of room when you fold them up, Thanx.

    #10 13 years ago

    I thought I'd never sell a pin, just keep saving and getting a new game every so often....

    After realising that 3 pins at a time for ME is reasonable, with playing time/maintenance, money and space permanently getting in the way of that perfect pinball life.

    But I suppose if I had endless space, time and money I guess I wouldn't ever stop buying and would never sell, eventually I would be that CRAZY OLD PINBALL GUY who lived in a pinball shaped house.

    I have had 6 pins and sold 4, with a gap waiting to be filled right now.

    #11 13 years ago

    It's always like that - an odd feeling and an empty space

    #12 13 years ago

    I'll sell my first pin the first time someone offers money for it. The dirty bastard...

    #13 13 years ago

    wesperron - the feeling will go away when you replace it with something cool. I had a hard time letting go of Dracula, but TFTC is easing the pain

    #14 13 years ago

    wesperron - the feeling will go away when you replace it with something cool. I had a hard time letting go of Dracula, but TFTC is easing the pain

    Your right I feel much better now....I bought a Wh2o and a NGG....

    Arriving this week

    #15 13 years ago

    The first one is always the hardest.

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