Edited: NES coffee table aquired. yes another post from dj2x

[dj2times]

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sorry. its showing on mine...wtf. anyways. heres a link to my camera phone album..its the first pic.

NES coffee table, NES controllers, NES Neon Sign, halo mm, and Street Fighter 2. (http://pictures.sprintpcs.com/share.do?invite=cEtr42mkk8PBrhakz0Bx&shareName=MMS2&sharePage=slideShow)

buddy just showed up with my old coffee table with a new look. dont hate.

http://pictures.sprintpcs.com/i/109110450693_300_1.jpg

[Lothars]

hey just for you know I can't see the image so you might have to relink it.

[Simply Dave]

Yeah, I'm getting the red x. Post another pic, I want to see this thing. 8-)

[tholly]

yea...what they said...

[dj2times]

sorry bout that.

[Half Japanese]

Right-click > View Image

Shows up fine for me after that, and looks pretty cool to boot.

[InsaneDavid]

Very nice! :D Now if you documented something like the paintjob on your coffee table on your site that would be something no one else has.

It didn't show up at first for me either, but after viewing it in the phone album then it came up in the thread. Maybe the thread is reading it from the cache but it can't be viewed until looked at directly on the phone page? :?

[Videogamerdaryll]

Hey,hey..Very Cool.... :rocker:

[Arqueologia_Digital]

I couldn´t see the pic

[qbertandernie]

id like to see a coffee table that looks like an NES toaster, then you can lift up the door to reveal a drawer...with some talent you could wire it so you could put an outlet inside the drawer and you could plug the NES system and AV cords into the table itself, allowing the nes system to be concealed inside the drawer, which you could open to switch games....the ribbed part on top could hold games, or could be a cover over the stored games. if the table was wired up, you could wire a small red light to the front of the table to act as the 'power on' light...

or you could eliminate the drawer and just stick the NES system under the door on the coffee table.

want to get really involved? make tray tables that look like controllers!

[chaoticjelly]

I was expecting a "coffee table" actually made out of toaster deck NES systems :-P

[PDorr3]

Very cool table, if I had the room for something like that I wouldent mind painting myself up one too :)

[GameSlaveGaz]

id like to see a coffee table that looks like an NES toaster, then you can lift up the door to reveal a drawer...with some talent you could wire it so you could put an outlet inside the drawer and you could plug the NES system and AV cords into the table itself, allowing the nes system to be concealed inside the drawer, which you could open to switch games....the ribbed part on top could hold games, or could be a cover over the stored games. if the table was wired up, you could wire a small red light to the front of the table to act as the 'power on' light...

or you could eliminate the drawer and just stick the NES system under the door on the coffee table.

want to get really involved? make tray tables that look like controllers!

I'm stealing - er I mean borrowing - that idea for my future game room. LOL

That's a sweet coffee table and I'm envying the neon Nintendo sign. All's I got is a plastic valance sign that was salvaged from the Toys R Us trash heap. It's still nice, but it doesn't light up...

[Lothars]

looks really cool, thanks for the link :D

[ProgrammingAce]

The site you're hosting the pic on (the sprint site) doesn't allow crosslinking. If you right click and hit view image, it loads the pic from sprint directly. Once its in your cashe, you don't need to download it again.

Oh, and cool table!

[Ed Oscuro]

"We're sorry, this page is not available. We apologize for the inconvenience."

Shucks, I waited too long to read the topic :/

[Wester]

Nice job on the table! :rocker:
Also, cool autographed RVB stuff. I love that series. :cheers: