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We lost a Treasure-RIP Marvin

By maf-mi

7 years ago


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  • Latest reply 6 years ago by Azmodeus
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    #44 7 years ago

    Sorry if this is a duplicate post from me.

    I had the fortune to visit and meet Marvin a few years ago. I played a bunch of stuff there but we settled on pinball. Marvin came over and asked us our opinions on some pinball questions he had, mainly our opinions.

    Very very nice person. Miss you already.

    5 months later
    #73 6 years ago

    I was thinking over the last few months how cool it would be to have a place like marvins here in California. It would be a labor of love.

    #75 6 years ago

    I thought it would be very cool to have something like this here in Los Angeles. I bet a resourceful person could make it work. It could be like a dream. But I know my future is going to be mobile helping people as I get better here in Los Angeles. Still, if someone opened something like this here. I think it could work. It is the city of the Angels.

    #76 6 years ago

    I got to talk to Marvin when I went there my one time. I do wish I had got a picture with him.

    #82 6 years ago
    Quoted from MrBally:

    There is something like it in Long Beach:
    http://thetimewarp.com/
    Also, search for more pics posted on Facebook if you have an account there.

    I have been there amazing collection.

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    #85 6 years ago

    It seems like being a collector can be a pain in the ass sometimes. But if we look at Marvin, we see how it was done.

    I'm still pining over a tribute to Marvin, here in Los Angeles. We could use a marvelous museum...

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