Wichita, KS
Quoted from zarco:Wish I could capture some of the looks non-pinball (boring)
people give us when they see a house full of pinball machines
for the first time.
Yeah, they think we're bonkers. Visit some of these folks homes
and their places are *empty*, often having a huge TV, couch
and little else. Methinks that is a dismal existence.
Steve
Hell, I thought I was bonkers when I was looking for an empty space for #2 pin. And hit me. I had been sleeping on the couch for several years and go to sleep to the big screen. Feeling bonkers became history as I gave the mattress to the Salvation Army, converted the dresser and chest of drawers in to parts cabinets. I also decided I did not want to inherit my mom's china hutch loaded with what-nots.
I now have 8 pins shoveled in and everything seems perfectly normal 
The only thing to look at are some pictures on the wall. Everything else has some sort of manual function going on.
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Granted, Tim Pierce, is selling guitar tutorial services, instead of raking out a few chords, and maybe this is an office but I think it is his living room.
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Pins are no different than a couple of guitars and a drum kit filling a room. And then we have the model train guys. Model railroading can be an isolated hobby. You have the lone golfers or fishermen out in quite solitude. Anything can be a solitary hobby. And pinball parties get a lot of social action going on.
