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Are you kidding?? That's where Roger got his hot stock tips.

J Peterson
Hot to trot, USA

All things collectible go through cycles of popularity. We seem to be in a stage where some of the giants of coin op, Ken Rubins and James Roller for example, are now passing away. It begs the question whether the up-coming generation will have the passion for our hobby as did the previous one ...

We were tougher back then, more resilient. Today's youth is more likely to suffer a thumb injury from too much time on the game console or depression from some mean comment on their social media.

J Peterson
Old Timer, USA

I challenge anyone to name another internet group that would take the time to help a fellow sort out problems with his slot machine, all the while translating the individual's questions from French to English. PennyMachines is unique in many ways but the knowledge and generosity of its members makes ...

Enough to cause a man to stop drinking...almost.

J Peterson
On the wagon, not. USA

And I thought we Yanks had the monopoly on scalping the punters.

J Peterson
Ticket to Ride, USA

Many of the allwins that made their way to the US in the 60's and 70's were modified to make it so they could not pay out the lowly 1D. I assume this was done to ensure that the game did not run afoul of the state gambling laws. Usually, the "fix" was nothing more than removing a part of the pay-out ...

You have to keep in mind that with a national history going back a mere 248 years, anything older that 50 years is an "antique" for us. Contrast that with your centuries of history and we're the baby on the scene. Add to it our arrogance and ignorance of matters outside our borders and you get the ...

Totally unnecessary to tart up the case like that. It's beautiful by itself, as-is.

J Peterson
Eye of the beholder, USA

Sounds a little fishy to me. Was the case shaped like a giant toilet bowel?

J Peterson
FlushMaster, USA