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Title: Hi there! Post by: coinop on August 16, 2009, 07:17:14 PM New to the forum so I thought I would stop in and say hello... "hello". I am a coin op addict. If it takes coins I want it or at the mimimum want to take it apart to see how it works. I do consulting work for the coin op industry and a few others. Site seems loaded with great information. See you all around.
Title: Re: Hi there! Post by: CaptainHappy on August 16, 2009, 08:52:50 PM New to the forum so I thought I would stop in and say hello... "hello". I am a coin op addict. If it takes coins I want it or at the mimimum want to take it apart to see how it works. I do consulting work for the coin op industry and a few others. Site seems loaded with great information. See you all around. COINOP, Welcome!!! I think that you found the right place. I am sure that you will fit right in! :88- Be careful it is addictive! :89- CaptainHappy :95- :nlg- ADMIN Title: Re: Hi there! Post by: fiddlefarter on August 16, 2009, 11:44:59 PM G'day coin boy and welcome there are some great people here :88-
Title: Re: Hi there! Post by: fiddlefarter on August 16, 2009, 11:49:22 PM I thought you might like or need this manual I recently found
Title: Re: Hi there! Post by: StatFreak on August 17, 2009, 04:05:48 PM Welcome CoinOp :88- It sounds like you're our kind of guy, and you've already progressed far enough into your addiction to be beyond traditional help. Of course, we offer a different kind of help here, as none of us want to be cured. :5- :97- :97-
Title: Re: Hi there! Post by: stayouttadabunker on August 17, 2009, 05:27:11 PM New to the forum so I thought I would stop in and say hello... "hello". I am a coin op addict. If it takes coins I want it or at the mimimum want to take it apart to see how it works. I do consulting work for the coin op industry and a few others. Site seems loaded with great information. See you all around. The words highlighted in red is the exact reason why I got into this....lol :25- :25- Welcome to New Life Games coinop ! :3- Title: Re: Hi there! Post by: StatFreak on August 17, 2009, 05:50:22 PM New to the forum so I thought I would stop in and say hello... "hello". I am a coin op addict. If it takes coins I want it or at the mimimum want to take it apart to see how it works. I do consulting work for the coin op industry and a few others. Site seems loaded with great information. See you all around. The words highlighted in red is the exact reason why I got into this....lol :25- :25- Welcome to New Life Games coinop ! :3- Yeah, but you take them apart just to take them apart -- and to put them into Subarus. :30- :72- Title: Re: Hi there! Post by: stayouttadabunker on August 17, 2009, 06:17:12 PM :97- lololololololol Thanks Stat !
I needed that good laugh...that was just about the craziest thing I ever did..... :72- Title: Re: Hi there! Post by: fiddlefarter on August 17, 2009, 06:57:49 PM New to the forum so I thought I would stop in and say hello... "hello". I am a coin op addict. If it takes coins I want it or at the mimimum want to take it apart to see how it works. I do consulting work for the coin op industry and a few others. Site seems loaded with great information. See you all around. The words highlighted in red is the exact reason why I got into this....lol :25- :25- Welcome to New Life Games coinop ! :3- puting them back together and making them work again is the hard part Title: Re: Hi there! Post by: stayouttadabunker on August 17, 2009, 07:00:28 PM But the best thing about it is watching someone enjoy the crap out of it when it's working exactly the way you want it to! :71-
All you do is stand there with your hands on your hips and beam at the great job you did! :89- :89- :89- Title: Re: Hi there! Post by: coinop on August 17, 2009, 08:57:30 PM I find it amusing when something works and there are a few parts left over! :97-
Title: Re: Hi there! Post by: fiddlefarter on August 17, 2009, 09:35:09 PM I find it amusing when something works and there are a few parts left over! :97- I have a very large bucket full of screws that were left over from jobs, how does that happen ? Title: Re: Hi there! Post by: StatFreak on August 18, 2009, 02:24:59 AM I find it amusing when something works and there are a few parts left over! :97- I have a very large bucket full of screws that were left over from jobs, how does that happen ? I don't know, but it happens to all of us. Screws are bad enough, but sometimes one has odd-shaped ends left over. :5- (or are they end-shaped odds? :128-) It makes one wonder what all those pesky extra parts were doing in there in the first place! :72- :72- Title: Re: Hi there! Post by: fiddlefarter on August 18, 2009, 03:09:38 AM I find it amusing when something works and there are a few parts left over! :97- I have a very large bucket full of screws that were left over from jobs, how does that happen ? I don't know, but it happens to all of us. Screws are bad enough, but sometimes one has odd-shaped ends left over. :5- (or are they end-shaped odds? :128-) It makes one wonder what all those pesky extra parts were doing in there in the first place! :72- :72- I have a larger bucket of unknown parts that belong somewhere, and I might find where they belong someday Title: Re: Hi there! Post by: StatFreak on August 18, 2009, 04:46:54 AM I find it amusing when something works and there are a few parts left over! :97- I have a very large bucket full of screws that were left over from jobs, how does that happen ? I don't know, but it happens to all of us. Screws are bad enough, but sometimes one has odd-shaped ends left over. :5- (or are they end-shaped odds? :128-) It makes one wonder what all those pesky extra parts were doing in there in the first place! :72- :72- I have a larger bucket of unknown parts that belong somewhere, and I might find where they belong someday Either that, or eventually you'll end up with enough parts to build another machine. Just ask Stout (stayouttadabunker). :79- :97- |