Kick ass.

Awesome!! Congrats to him!

Love this pin! If I had to sell all of my pins, MM would be the last to go because of the sheer fun of playing it, regardless if it was a 10,0000 dollar pin or a 1000 dollar routed pin. Simple, but deep. Congrats to the little one on the high score!

Awesome!

My boy could care less about pinball, he's 13 now...he has come to a few Seattle pinball shows with me though and we had a great time..

Wow! Not easy to do on MM! Your son may be a future highly ranked pinball player; would rock on Jr. tournaments now.

Congrats on the young one's score!!!

The Seattle show is amazing. We've gone down the last 4-5years in a row now.

enjoy it. my boy likes to shop them, play it one time and let it get nasty and shop it again. not a player but a cleaner.

That is awesome congrats to the lil guy

Well since you guys are clearly done with the game, how much should I write the check for?

Awesome story. Hey, I'm a fifth grade teacher and also taught third grade for 8 years. If you need some advice school-wise for your boy shoot me a PM. Always willing to help.

Best advice I ever got from another dad... he said, "Tell him the puck is for aiming for." I laughed so hard I just about pissed myself, and his statement has stuck w/me ever since. On my son's first day of kindergarden I went w/him for the "meet the teacher" part, and she was really happy that a dad showed up and could take all the kids to the little boys room and show them where it is. Five boys (mine and four others). Three of them looked over at the wall, turned back and said, "What's that?" (the urinal). I couldn't believe that these kids had never seen one before (shows how often they're out w/dad instead of w/mom). But sure enough, my son walks right up to the first one, turns back to the rest of the class, and while he's undoing his pants he points down into the urinal and says "Guys, they're for aiming at!" Next thing I knew, all the kids were lined up trying to see who could get the highest score. When we came back out into the hallway the teacher asked what all the excitement was about, and she laughed just as hard as I when I told her what had happened.

Kids... there's nothing like 'em.

Nice after done with that. Give him LOTR or TSPP and let him ask for weeks what does this do...=-)

Very cool that you can enjoy this with your kid.

What's up with 9 yr olds an mm. My son got 42 mil crushing my best. I figure his eyes are closer to flippers.

Great idea to hang the picture on the wall!

Has he watched pinball 101 movie yet? My boys love it.

Great story! Someday I will have one like that hopefully!

Must be great to have kids who are interested in pinball. My two daughters (11) were interested when I got the first two for a bit, then never again.

Thats awesome, my kids six and been playing since he could stand and loves beating me on games. Its humbling and great at the same time. My oldest kid is not into pinball so I managed to rescue one to pinball.

Mine didn't even make it that far. Couldn't care less about the machines

I love hearing about kids that are into playing, they are pinballs future of course. My kid is only interested in my pins for about the first 48 hours after a bring a new one home, then could care less afterwards. Yet he can play the same video games over and over again, pins just don't click with him unfortunately.

I'm hoping my son and his buddies get back into them when he's a bit older. Here's a pic of him and his friends when I had a big tourney for them a couple years ago

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That's awesome! My 10 year old is getting back in to pinball again and mm is his thing too. Last night he played for about 3 hours

Add one more collector to the future pool