*Wisconsin Pinball

I'm about to do a similar weld for Sean for a different pin and can totally do this one, too. I'm used to TIG welding tiny things, so it's really no problem for me. Honestly, grinding it will take more time and effort than the weld. Feel free to PM or contact me offline and I can take care of this. ...

I'm having shoulder surgery on the 22nd, so I suspect that I will be equally ineffective either date. The move is fine with me.

I won't be able to make it. Good luck, folks.

I'll be there.

I'll be there. I'll be staying with some of the PPL folks, but might be able to road trip from Madison this year--I already have a bicycle in Pittsburgh.

I'll be there, too.

I think it's awesome that you're starting this so soon. More warning definitely means a better chance to make more games. That said, I will never be in town the weekend (or probably week) of New Year's Eve. I'm not particularly religious, so it's one of the biggest holidays (besides my birthday) tha...

I'm not sure if anyone has connections, either. That's why I sort of splatted this out there, instead of asking specific people.

I'm trying to work with my company on this. The awesome folks over at Sector67 have already written sample letters and everything.

Chris K wrote:For me it depends on if I can it around my 5 year old without getting uncomfortable questions. Looking at you, Mad Rollin shirt.

I can't even wear that shirt around *myself* without getting uncomfortable.

The hackerspace that I do most of my work at is looking at moving to a bigger space, and is trying to get a loan to purchase a water jet cutter, among other things. If we get one, I can cut custom glass pieces on it, and then temper them. It might end up being cheaper. All of which is to say, in ord...

Who else is planning on going to Expo this year?

Anyone want to be my ExpoBrawl partner?

Tell me if you want someone to fix up the weld for you.

Noah, if you want, I can 3D print you the whatevers that Sean had me make for the Hobbit at Schwoegler's. I should be in the shop a few times this month.

For me, PAPA is all about the people, and the side tournaments. And the format is just way more inviting. You can play a game or two on your bank, go mess around on a table you've never seen before, put in a few Classics entries, watch some amazing players over in A division, and then eventually wan...

Aaand it's in direct conflict with PAPA again. Sad Chaos.