Is this a pin?

[KidNittany]

I think so!!

 

[Cali_Nittany]

I think so!!

I DISAGREE!! This is a pin:

 

[Cali_Nittany]

I apologize for the use of a still shot showing a pin. Here is an action shot showing proof of multiple pins.

 

[tikk10]

 

[Dungeon Yankee]

I think so!!

nahhhhhhhhhh

 

[lobo lion]

Excellent work gentlemen. You should be pinned for your efforts.

https://image.shutterstock.com/z/stock-photo-special-officer-badge-153953369.jpg

 

[El-Jefe]

Can someone "pin" this thread to the top of the board?

 

[SRATH]

Always interested in a pin

 

[El-Jefe]

I apologize for the use of a still shot showing a pin. Here is an action shot showing proof of multiple pins.

Cali Nittany just moved to the front of the Top Pinners list.

 

[a_mshaffer]

nahhhhhhhhhh

that's a bigger pin than mine!

 

[RoarLions1]

Well done, guys...my OH NO, HERE WE GO AGAIN quickly subsided into a guffaw.

 

[Rhino80]

Idk , it looks like a pin but I think you have to be in control of it to actually be a pin

 

[Nittany.Lion]

I think so!!

NO!!! dammit.....that's safety pin...

 

[Reslo]

Is the item in question at home? Is it highly-ranked? If yes to either, then no, it's not a pin.

 

[Cali_Nittany]

KidNittany, you should add "Tuesday:" to the beginning of the thread title. I'm sure someone will be starting a new one tomorrow.

 

[Tom McAndrew]

You guys are really missing the boat on this one. The following is an image of a pin, and a still image is all that's needed to prove it:

I thought this was the type of thing with which many of you had experience. Apparently not. I'll have to restrict my conversations about pins with those that actually know what a pin looks like.

(It's a half-firkin cask for beer, which equates to 5.4 US gallons)

 

[psuwrestl]

Funny you should mention a pin (of beer) and a firkin. I handled both today. Must be an omen of great things to come. Humm ! maybe the BIG & National championship.

 

[amalone]

No... it's NOT a pin. Just because you have a still photo of a pin doesn't mean it's a PIN. For Christ sake's it could be a pick to this LOT. Or it could be a crude weapon... But a pin isn't always a pin. Don't be confused.

Maybe you should lay it on it's "back" so I can get a better look... but don't take a picture of it lying still... I may misconstrue it for something else.

 

[pointingdogsrule]

FINALLY... I was going through withdraw from not seeing a pin post today

 

[21Guns]

I just had dinner with 27 members of the safety pin union, local 234, and they say that they've never seen each other make a mistake. So, if one of them says it isn't a pin, it isn't a pin.

 

[amalone]

I just had dinner with 27 members of the safety pin union, local 234, and they say that they've never seen each other make a mistake. So, if one of them says it isn't a pin, it isn't a pin.

I question... in which position was the so called "pin". Was it on it's back for more than a second? Is there a more conclusive still photo of this alleged "PIN"? But I'm getting a weird feeling about this pin. I don't know why??

Though a still photo wouldn't be conclusive to many here to identify it properly. You can never judge a pin... by it's POSITION???

 

[dunkej01]

I once saw a pin go through a window.
Also saw one used as a weapon.
Lastly I once won an award using a pin.

Such is life, a pin isnt always a pin, even when you see it with your own two eyes.

 

[a_mshaffer]

You guys are really missing the boat on this one. The following is an image of a pin, and a still image is all that's needed to prove it:

I thought that was the type of thing with which many of you had experience. Apparently not. I'll have to restrict my conversations about pins with those that actually know what a pin looks like.

(It's a half-firkin cask for beer, which equates to 5.4 US gallons)

quarter barel-roll... that will get you pinned!!

 

[johnstownsteel]

Is this a pin?