Lol. Everyone should become aware of this guy. Either that, or someone should take care of this guy.
I know a guy that knows a guy..
I know a guy that knows a guy..
Beware of the wheelchair!!! he shoots air!!!
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He'll get what's coming to him sooner or later.
What a db
man I hope he shows around here and pulls that crap he wont be leaving till whomever gets their money lol
man I hope he shows around here and pulls that crap he wont be leaving till whomever gets their money lol
Beer ALWAYS punches me in the face and ALWAYS takes my money.....:embarrassed2:
Should enforce the "one foot on the floor at all times" rule on this guy - ha!
A Good Mark!
Finally someone gets it right! If I had a Mark like that to come by and donate to David's cause every once in awhile, like $500.00 or a $1,000.00 cash, I would pat the guy on the back and say forget about the $300.00 you owe me, Come Back Anytime!:thumbup:
David Harcrow
Finally someone gets it right! If I had a Mark like that to come by and donate to David's cause every once in awhile, like $500.00 or a $1,000.00 cash, I would pat the guy on the back and say forget about the $300.00 you owe me, Come Back Anytime!:thumbup:
David Harcrow
He doesn't run this game over and over cause it doesn't work Jay.
My money says he can play and most times he gets in front and comes away with the cheese.
The few stories that happen to filter though to this site make for a better read than, "I got crushed by a stranger in a wheelchair".
Just sayin
should have held onto his wheelchair and let someone else drive him to mcdonalds
Couple months ago??
He was recently in Cape Girardeau MO and drove to St Louis. We had some heads up and asked him to post. He comes up to me and says...
"What is this "posting" that you people speak of???"
lol.
He stiffed a guy named "minnow" that is a local character.
Minnow called us from Cape G yelling \on the phone..." I just got air barrelled by a midget in a wheel chair!!"
About 2 hours later he rolls in.
Fun nite.
He was recently in Cape Girardeau MO and drove to St Louis. We had some heads up and asked him to post. He comes up to me and says...
"What is this "posting" that you people speak of???"
lol.
He stiffed a guy named "minnow" that is a local character.
Minnow called us from Cape G yelling \on the phone..." I just got air barrelled by a midget in a wheel chair!!"
About 2 hours later he rolls in.
Fun nite.
I've played this guy! The description is spot on -- down to the hair, whining, name dropping, and crying and everything! People have given me a hard time for about 8 years now for "that time I beat the guy in the wheelchair for $1300".
It's a good story. I met him at one bar (Tommy Nevins, in Evanston, IL) and he was telling everyone what shot to take and so on. That lead to some talking between him and me and then a few games for $20 that I think I won. Then we agreed to each get some cash and play at a late night place in Chicago (I won't name the bar because of its role in the action, but if you know me and/or Evanston and north Chicago then you can probably guess).
We started playing at the late night bar and he won the first set for $300. So I had to get the owner to back me to keep playing. I won the next $1600 giving him 9-6 races in 9-ball. I'm no champion, so anyone I can give a 9-6 race is easy money--if they pay up.
Starting from when I got to even, and getting worse throughout the night and morning, he was yelling during my shots, crying about me getting rolls, crying about his back, crying about the lights, really, crying about everything... Really about the worst attitude I've ever played..
Anyway, it sounds like I'm the exception who got paid in full. He tried to pull the ATM stunt, but as I said, my backer was the owner of the bar (and a very big guy to boot) and gave him cash on his credit card. So we played the last set with $2000 cash on the adjacent table.
It could have worked out better for me. $1300 is the the most I've ever beat anyone for. But I lost the first $300 out of pocket and only had half of the next $1600. Long story short, I won $500 and the bar owner made $800.
On the other hand, my then girlfriend and now wife learned that when I don't make it home till 9:00 in the morning, there's a good reason.
Cory
P.S. He is in a wheelchair, but he can stand and shoot when he needs or wants to. God, he's a jackass.
It's a good story. I met him at one bar (Tommy Nevins, in Evanston, IL) and he was telling everyone what shot to take and so on. That lead to some talking between him and me and then a few games for $20 that I think I won. Then we agreed to each get some cash and play at a late night place in Chicago (I won't name the bar because of its role in the action, but if you know me and/or Evanston and north Chicago then you can probably guess).
We started playing at the late night bar and he won the first set for $300. So I had to get the owner to back me to keep playing. I won the next $1600 giving him 9-6 races in 9-ball. I'm no champion, so anyone I can give a 9-6 race is easy money--if they pay up.
Starting from when I got to even, and getting worse throughout the night and morning, he was yelling during my shots, crying about me getting rolls, crying about his back, crying about the lights, really, crying about everything... Really about the worst attitude I've ever played..
Anyway, it sounds like I'm the exception who got paid in full. He tried to pull the ATM stunt, but as I said, my backer was the owner of the bar (and a very big guy to boot) and gave him cash on his credit card. So we played the last set with $2000 cash on the adjacent table.
It could have worked out better for me. $1300 is the the most I've ever beat anyone for. But I lost the first $300 out of pocket and only had half of the next $1600. Long story short, I won $500 and the bar owner made $800.
On the other hand, my then girlfriend and now wife learned that when I don't make it home till 9:00 in the morning, there's a good reason.
Cory
P.S. He is in a wheelchair, but he can stand and shoot when he needs or wants to. God, he's a jackass.
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This guy was in DCC one year, challenging anyone to play in a wheelchair. Maybe six or seven years ago. I think he actually played one guy who sat in a chair and played him. He was only around for a day or so.
Too bad Aaron Aragon wasn't around. We'd have won his car! :thumbup:
Too bad Aaron Aragon wasn't around. We'd have won his car! :thumbup:
We had 1 in a wheelchair here in Houma !
It's probally been over 10 years now that Dalton has been gone..he passed away on a plane coming back from vegas..had a heart attack....But he use to gamble it up pretty high & use to say he'd play anybody if they'd sit in his other wheelchair & play....Lil Stevie Moore cured him from that saying by playing him in a wheelchair & won about $6000 when Stevie was 17 years old.
It's probally been over 10 years now that Dalton has been gone..he passed away on a plane coming back from vegas..had a heart attack....But he use to gamble it up pretty high & use to say he'd play anybody if they'd sit in his other wheelchair & play....Lil Stevie Moore cured him from that saying by playing him in a wheelchair & won about $6000 when Stevie was 17 years old.
Maybe the stories here about the moves that he pulls are proof of why he is in a wheelchair? Next stop, body cast perhaps, or if he tries to roll off quick in his wheelchair, throw a house cue in the wheels of his wheelchair and send him flying across the room? Just a thought.
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