Let's all swing from Fatboy

u12armresl

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Wow, he is so amazing, he can buy and sell bucktooth, he has 95k with him at one time.

Jay says a casino turned him down cold when he wanted to play blackjack for 100k.

SO WHAT.

I agree with another thread that said for all he talks about his money, his cars, how he can buy and sell people, he hasn't done anything.


Load up the flame cannons, and fire away.........
 
Blackjack said:
Actually, we were only playing for a Ruben sandwich. Its amazing how these tales get twisted and exaggerated.

:rolleyes:

LMAO,budweiser came thru my nose.:D :D :D :cool: :D :D :D
 
Blackjack said:
Actually, we were only playing for a Ruben sandwich. Its amazing how these tales get twisted and exaggerated.

:rolleyes:





ROFLMAO i do not care who you are that is funny right there!!! baadadbing!!! i gotta give rep on that one .roflmao
 
u12armresl said:
Wow, he is so amazing, he can buy and sell bucktooth, he has 95k with him at one time.

Jay says a casino turned him down cold when he wanted to play blackjack for 100k.

SO WHAT.

I agree with another thread that said for all he talks about his money, his cars, how he can buy and sell people, he hasn't done anything.


Load up the flame cannons, and fire away.........

I have to agree.
Chuck
 
I enjoy Fatboy's posts and he seems to be a really cool guy, maybe next time I am in Vegas we can hit some balls...

As for this situation, I agree that having more money than someone else and being willing to flip for it, doesn't prove alot other than he is willing to gamble. 100k to him is like 1k to me.
I am glad that something was done after all the barking back and forth.
Bucktooth sure seemed to duck out quick
 
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umm ok...

All of this bad mouthing someone because they have money and are willing to risk it smacks of jealousy to me...

I am happy with what I have and I have little or no gamble in me even though I can hit them pretty sporty...I rarely play for money and when I do, I usually will only play 20 or 40 a set and I prefer longer races.... I just played a player in Waco named Robert Stewart and we played a total of 4 sets... The first three went hill-hill (a race to 4) and the last one I won 6-3.... He quit while he was up but that doesn't matter to me. I could've asked him to play for more in that last set but the money isn't important to me...

I have a beautiful family and a good job and I love to play pool... Some people will only play for money and I think that's fine for them... I prefer to play people just to play and if I can get their A game that way then fine and if they'll only play for money I'm sometimes game...

But someone being able to afford to gamble and being willing to gamble shouldn't get on people's nerves IMO unless they're just jealous of not being able to do so themselves....

People rarely believe me when I walk into a pool hall and practice a little bit and then turn them down when they ask me to gamble... They think I'm playing some kind of hustle or something.. I think it's funny when I catch them taking a picture of me with their cell phone and sending it around to find out who I am, knowing that they're not going to get anywhere...

LEt Fatboy be who he is without giving him too much grief or too much praise and don't be too quick to jump down Bucktooth's throat either, although I tend to dislike lock up artists... Occasionally I'm tempted to play some lockup artists for money to atleast TRY to put them in their place, but when I do they rarely stay with me because they realise pretty quick that it's not a lockup....or that I'm not willing to play for enough for it to be worth it to them...
 
u12armresl said:
Wow, he is so amazing, he can buy and sell bucktooth, he has 95k with him at one time.

Jay says a casino turned him down cold when he wanted to play blackjack for 100k.

SO WHAT.

I agree with another thread that said for all he talks about his money, his cars, how he can buy and sell people, he hasn't done anything.


Load up the flame cannons, and fire away.........

No flames for the young, unless of course your a Flamer needing a light, unfortunately though I can't help you with either of those problems.

Now to your statement, Bucktooth or should I say Doetooth has done nothing but shoot his mouth off and high roll people his entire life. The only bigger BULLSHIT Artist was the late Minnesota Fat's, but at least Fatty was funny, and also due to his antics along with the movie the Hustler helped a great deal with the resurgence of pool in the 60' and 70's.

Now Doetooth on the other hand has done nothing for pool, except shoot his mouth off and wave a few thousand dollars around, (Wow I'm impressed). The reason he backed off from Fatboy was simple, the money he was waving around was all he most likely has. If he lost he would have been standing on the side of the road with a cardboard sign that says I will Work For Food. Now we both know that no one would stop when they saw his HUGH Front Teeth.

Dude, I hope your trying to be funny, but if you are not you should at least due some research, other than reading the fictional Novel Playing Off The Rail.
 
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Jaden said:
All of this bad mouthing someone because they have money and are willing to risk it smacks of jealousy to me...

I agree.

Who cares if he is rich? (Or both for that matter). Fact is tooth ran that smacker until fatboy shut it up for him. Rich or not thats just the facts, is it not?
 
I am glad someone finally brought this up. I have wanted to start a thread regarding how Azbilliards has become like a Fatboy worship circus, but I am too new, and my opinion is not quite respected yet. But, he is someone who just took up pool a year ago( by his admission), and the fact that he was willing to spend 3 grand to enter the ring game at DCC, is like me buying a soda at the store. It was a whim, and he decided to do it because he can afford to lose 3 G's without noticing. I personally believe that for Fatboy, pool is just a phase he will grow out of. But, for the moment, he has found a group of people who believe in him, and want him to do well, here on AZ. Every person, rich or not, wants the exact same thing. The difference is, Fatboy has a LOT of money, which for some people is the same thing as having character.

P.S. Fatboy, I read your post where you bragged about not going to your mother's funeral, and actually going to work that day. You related this story as a testament to how much heart YOU had (and people with true heart never brag on themselves), but I found your lack of emotion quite inhuman. You tell a lot of stories about how cool you are, but having listened to your commentary on TAR at the Derby, and your resultng excuses for why you sucked so badly (real AZer's are following me here) prove that maybe you're just a rich guy who was never cool, who hopes money can buy him friends.

My rep will probably plummet after this post, but someone had to say what at least some of us are thinking.
 
No one that has met fatboy in person will have a negative thing to say about him. Dude is cool as a fan.
 
Wow the dude who is a respected member gets flames for high rolling a high roller,the only thing i can say is your the slim minority here.I think what Fatboy did was cool and entertaining,it might not have been the proving he had biggest balls on AZ or anything but it did show he had true gamble on the coin flip. :)
 
the420trooper said:
I am glad someone finally brought this up. I have wanted to start a thread regarding how Azbilliards has become like a Fatboy worship circus, but I am too new, and my opinion is not quite respected yet. But, he is someone who just took up pool a year ago( by his admission), and the fact that he was willing to spend 3 grand to enter the ring game at DCC, is like me buying a soda at the store. It was a whim, and he decided to do it because he can afford to lose 3 G's without noticing. I personally believe that for Fatboy, pool is just a phase he will grow out of. But, for the moment, he has found a group of people who believe in him, and want him to do well, here on AZ. Every person, rich or not, wants the exact same thing. The difference is, Fatboy has a LOT of money, which for some people is the same thing as having character.

P.S. Fatboy, I read your post where you bragged about not going to your mother's funeral, and actually going to work that day. You related this story as a testament to how much heart YOU had (and people with true heart never brag on themselves), but I found your lack of emotion quite inhuman. You tell a lot of stories about how cool you are, but having listened to your commentary on TAR at the Derby, and your resultng excuses for why you sucked so badly (real AZer's are following me here) prove that maybe you're just a rich guy who was never cool, who hopes money can buy him friends.

My rep will probably plummet after this post, but someone had to say what at least some of us are thinking.


i agree .great post. btw i get bad rep also lol , but hey free country and i have right to speak the way i feel so what. btw i gave you good rep :D
 
You hit the nail on the head

the420trooper said:
I am glad someone finally brought this up. I have wanted to start a thread regarding how Azbilliards has become like a Fatboy worship circus, but I am too new, and my opinion is not quite respected yet. But, he is someone who just took up pool a year ago( by his admission), and the fact that he was willing to spend 3 grand to enter the ring game at DCC, is like me buying a soda at the store. It was a whim, and he decided to do it because he can afford to lose 3 G's without noticing. I personally believe that for Fatboy, pool is just a phase he will grow out of. But, for the moment, he has found a group of people who believe in him, and want him to do well, here on AZ. Every person, rich or not, wants the exact same thing. The difference is, Fatboy has a LOT of money, which for some people is the same thing as having character.

P.S. Fatboy, I read your post where you bragged about not going to your mother's funeral, and actually going to work that day. You related this story as a testament to how much heart YOU had (and people with true heart never brag on themselves), but I found your lack of emotion quite inhuman. You tell a lot of stories about how cool you are, but having listened to your commentary on TAR at the Derby, and your resultng excuses for why you sucked so badly (real AZer's are following me here) prove that maybe you're just a rich guy who was never cool, who hopes money can buy him friends.

My rep will probably plummet after this post, but someone had to say what at least some of us are thinking.

I agree and I also believe his ego would not let him quit ring game. He ruined it along with the other millionaire that was in it. Man i bet Pat Fleming would have loved to have had Marc Tadd and Keith McCready in the game instead. He would have sold a ton of videos on that game. But now the only hope he has is for rich Fatboy to buy a bunch for him and his family but since he couldn't make one ball in 14 games maybe not. lol.
 
I believe Fatboy is a good person and for whatever reason he really wants to be a known character throughout the pool world. At times I think he is trying too hard. People get known in the pool world by their actions and being characters.

I really don't think challenging Bucktooth to a coin flip was the best way to go about it. And I also question whether he would have flipped the coin if Bucktooth would have posted. I think he probably figured Bucktooth would back down.

The way he could have made a big name for himself throughout all the pool world would have been to break everybody by betting on Shane against Alex. He has been making bets on Shane since these matchups have started but the one time he thought Shane had met his match... he bet the otherway. He could have bet 50K on Shane that first night and broke everybody in one of the most classic matchups ever in pool. He also made a wager on Alex the next night that was less than 10K but enough you couldn't fold it... his words.

Most everyone thought that Shane was the underdog in that matchup and fatboy listened to the naysayers. He basically had a freeroll to bet on Shane considering the amount of money from doing so before. As it was... the DCC was not a very profitable trip for fatboy. He lost two big bets on Alex and burned 3k in the ring game.

He has a lot of people talking about him though. Which I believe were his intentions.
 
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nfty9er said:
I agree and I also believe his ego would not let him quit ring game. He ruined it along with the other millionaire that was in it. Man i bet Pat Fleming would have loved to have had Marc Tadd and Keith McCready in the game instead. He would have sold a ton of videos on that game. But now the only hope he has is for rich Fatboy to buy a bunch for him and his family but since he couldn't make one ball in 14 games maybe not. lol.


Keith was posted in the ring game and backed out. And Tadd dosnt gamble, and im sure he wanted no part of the ring game. Get ahold of Grady and ask how many were on the alternate list, and I bet not more than 2 players if any were on it.

Im sure all the champions would have played in it if were on someone elses dough, but with alex and shane both in it, no one stepped up. I will give credit to Art Keck and Fatboy for probably being the only 2 in the ringgame that got in on their own cash.
 
With all respect Craig...Playing Off The Rail was not fictional. All information was collected personally by the author. There may be information that is sometimes stretching the truth...but it is essentially all truth.

Scott Lee
www.poolknowledge.com

manwon said:
Dude, I hope your trying to be funny, but if you are not you should at least due some research, other than reading the fictional Novel Playing Off The Rail.
 
I have yet to meet Fatboy but, one day, I would like to, just to knock some balls around and shoot the breeze about pool and life.

I believe with Fatboy, what you see is what you get. If memory serves me correctly, I don't think he ever made any mention of the fact that he had money for quite awhile on this forum until it was brought up by others. Personally, I was shocked when I saw the picture of his home and car collection because I had pictured him as just one of the gang around here.

Once the fact that he did have money emerged, the woofing started with cornfed and Bucktooth in hot pursuit along with a few others. Like me and many others, after a while you just get tired and aggravated with all the barking and woofing going on. It gets old, real quick. At some point, you have to stand up for yourself and make a move or it will never stop and only get worse.

Simply put, Bucktooth had been making a few moves on Fatboy and Fatboy outmoved him when it counted, right in front of the entire hierarchy of the pool world. It was one of the best moves I have ever witnessed and I've seen a few.

Good for him!! It needed to be done and I, for one, am happy for him.

As for the poster who brought up how Fatboy reacted to his mother's death, that's got to be one of the rudest posts I have ever seen on any forum. Hopefully, one day, you and Fatboy will meet face to face and you find out, up close and personal, how much heart this guy really has.

Stones
 
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