Originally posted by Fudd:
Does that mean I don't know what I'm talking about or can't compete at your level. i have no idea if you could or couldn't compete. instead of assuming you could, i choose to assume you couldn't unless you have had success here before. no offense.
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Originally posted by Fudd:
they get gang raped. Jupinka - can we get a pic on this one
they get gang raped. Jupinka - can we get a pic on this one
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Originally posted by Gordon Gekko II:
quote:Originally posted by Fudd:
they get gang raped. Jupinka - can we get a pic on this one [/QUOTE]
heh heh...
quote:Originally posted by Fudd:
they get gang raped. Jupinka - can we get a pic on this one [/QUOTE]
heh heh...
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Originally posted by Crazy Like a Fox:
Honestly, I have never entered the Main Event but it is a big goal of mine because right now it is the "biggest stage".
But when I hear this, "Until you have played in the Main Event and won on this stage it really doesn't matter much."
It really urks me. How does winning or losing in the NFBC define you as a competitive fantasy player? It's almost as if you're saying, if you spend $1,300 on an entry, you must be pretty good. A lot of great fantasy players have never and will never play in the Main Event. That is a fact.
I can tell you right now, Fudd is one of the best I've ever played against. And as far as comparing the Kimo league to being just another "local league", you are way off base and you clearly have no idea what kind of competition runs through there. It's kind of like this, let's say the Main Event is full of major league teams, the Kimo league is nothing but All-Stars.
Alright, I'm done with my rant. Good luck in that league. It's gonna be tough. I never said Fudd couldn't be competitive in the Main Event nor any other local league player for that matter. I was only trying to point that here is a guy talking a lot of smack on the NFBC boards about players in the NFBC when he won't step up and play against them. I am sure based on his results in the Kimo league that we all can agree he could compete here in the Main. Just as Fudd and yourself can be bothered by peoples comments like mine and Gekko's, people that have competed on this level of competition can be offended by those that try to downplay it as just another league that only people willing to cough up $1,300 can play in it. Nobody ever said that only the best play here, but you can say the best do come here to play. I have 3 owners of my old local league I know could compete here, but choose not to, but they don't come on the boards talking **** to the rest of us who choose to do so. I am sure if I join that Fudd will hand it to me as I don't claim to be the best, but he better pack a lunch cause it won't be easy.
Honestly, I have never entered the Main Event but it is a big goal of mine because right now it is the "biggest stage".
But when I hear this, "Until you have played in the Main Event and won on this stage it really doesn't matter much."
It really urks me. How does winning or losing in the NFBC define you as a competitive fantasy player? It's almost as if you're saying, if you spend $1,300 on an entry, you must be pretty good. A lot of great fantasy players have never and will never play in the Main Event. That is a fact.
I can tell you right now, Fudd is one of the best I've ever played against. And as far as comparing the Kimo league to being just another "local league", you are way off base and you clearly have no idea what kind of competition runs through there. It's kind of like this, let's say the Main Event is full of major league teams, the Kimo league is nothing but All-Stars.
Alright, I'm done with my rant. Good luck in that league. It's gonna be tough. I never said Fudd couldn't be competitive in the Main Event nor any other local league player for that matter. I was only trying to point that here is a guy talking a lot of smack on the NFBC boards about players in the NFBC when he won't step up and play against them. I am sure based on his results in the Kimo league that we all can agree he could compete here in the Main. Just as Fudd and yourself can be bothered by peoples comments like mine and Gekko's, people that have competed on this level of competition can be offended by those that try to downplay it as just another league that only people willing to cough up $1,300 can play in it. Nobody ever said that only the best play here, but you can say the best do come here to play. I have 3 owners of my old local league I know could compete here, but choose not to, but they don't come on the boards talking **** to the rest of us who choose to do so. I am sure if I join that Fudd will hand it to me as I don't claim to be the best, but he better pack a lunch cause it won't be easy.
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Originally posted by Hard Heads:
quote:Originally posted by Crazy Like a Fox:
Honestly, I have never entered the Main Event but it is a big goal of mine because right now it is the "biggest stage".
But when I hear this, "Until you have played in the Main Event and won on this stage it really doesn't matter much."
It really urks me. How does winning or losing in the NFBC define you as a competitive fantasy player? It's almost as if you're saying, if you spend $1,300 on an entry, you must be pretty good. A lot of great fantasy players have never and will never play in the Main Event. That is a fact.
I can tell you right now, Fudd is one of the best I've ever played against. And as far as comparing the Kimo league to being just another "local league", you are way off base and you clearly have no idea what kind of competition runs through there. It's kind of like this, let's say the Main Event is full of major league teams, the Kimo league is nothing but All-Stars.
Alright, I'm done with my rant. Good luck in that league. It's gonna be tough. I never said Fudd couldn't be competitive in the Main Event nor any other local league player for that matter. I was only trying to point that here is a guy talking a lot of smack on the NFBC boards about players in the NFBC when he won't step up and play against them. I am sure based on his results in the Kimo league that we all can agree he could compete here in the Main. Just as Fudd and yourself can be bothered by peoples comments like mine and Gekko's, people that have competed on this level of competition can be offended by those that try to downplay it as just another league that only people willing to cough up $1,300 can play in it. Nobody ever said that only the best play here, but you can say the best do come here to play. I have 3 owners of my old local league I know could compete here, but choose not to, but they don't come on the boards talking **** to the rest of us who choose to do so. I am sure if I join that Fudd will hand it to me as I don't claim to be the best, but he better pack a lunch cause it won't be easy. [/QUOTE]"here is a guy talking a lot of smack on the NFBC boards about players in the NFBC when he won't step up and play against them."
He does play against "them", in fact he plays against some of the best NFBC guys around and does very well. But you are right, this is an NFBC message board, there's a place for this kind of trashtalk, and it's probably not here.
[ January 28, 2009, 10:07 PM: Message edited by: Crazy Like a Fox ]
quote:Originally posted by Crazy Like a Fox:
Honestly, I have never entered the Main Event but it is a big goal of mine because right now it is the "biggest stage".
But when I hear this, "Until you have played in the Main Event and won on this stage it really doesn't matter much."
It really urks me. How does winning or losing in the NFBC define you as a competitive fantasy player? It's almost as if you're saying, if you spend $1,300 on an entry, you must be pretty good. A lot of great fantasy players have never and will never play in the Main Event. That is a fact.
I can tell you right now, Fudd is one of the best I've ever played against. And as far as comparing the Kimo league to being just another "local league", you are way off base and you clearly have no idea what kind of competition runs through there. It's kind of like this, let's say the Main Event is full of major league teams, the Kimo league is nothing but All-Stars.
Alright, I'm done with my rant. Good luck in that league. It's gonna be tough. I never said Fudd couldn't be competitive in the Main Event nor any other local league player for that matter. I was only trying to point that here is a guy talking a lot of smack on the NFBC boards about players in the NFBC when he won't step up and play against them. I am sure based on his results in the Kimo league that we all can agree he could compete here in the Main. Just as Fudd and yourself can be bothered by peoples comments like mine and Gekko's, people that have competed on this level of competition can be offended by those that try to downplay it as just another league that only people willing to cough up $1,300 can play in it. Nobody ever said that only the best play here, but you can say the best do come here to play. I have 3 owners of my old local league I know could compete here, but choose not to, but they don't come on the boards talking **** to the rest of us who choose to do so. I am sure if I join that Fudd will hand it to me as I don't claim to be the best, but he better pack a lunch cause it won't be easy.
[/QUOTE]"here is a guy talking a lot of smack on the NFBC boards about players in the NFBC when he won't step up and play against them."He does play against "them", in fact he plays against some of the best NFBC guys around and does very well. But you are right, this is an NFBC message board, there's a place for this kind of trashtalk, and it's probably not here.
[ January 28, 2009, 10:07 PM: Message edited by: Crazy Like a Fox ]
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Originally posted by headhunters:
crazy- here is a clue- what message board are you and fudd posting on? that is why people are saying that. post this anywhere else and plenty of people will agree with you. the guy that just won 300,000 in the wcoff finished last in my 1st wcoff league in 2002. i would have to be on life support for about 2 months to finish last in a league in football or baseball and i am not even that good. luck plays a roll. especially in football. i would just like to see you draft a team that supports your posts. if you do - you will be good. mike Fair enough.
crazy- here is a clue- what message board are you and fudd posting on? that is why people are saying that. post this anywhere else and plenty of people will agree with you. the guy that just won 300,000 in the wcoff finished last in my 1st wcoff league in 2002. i would have to be on life support for about 2 months to finish last in a league in football or baseball and i am not even that good. luck plays a roll. especially in football. i would just like to see you draft a team that supports your posts. if you do - you will be good. mike Fair enough.
"Hit a home run - put your head down, drop the bat, run around the bases, because the name on the front is more - a lot more important than the name on the back."
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Originally posted by Fudd:
I love EY also. he is no Weeks, that's for sure.
I especially love to beat up on Knumb skulls that draft all relievers. never saw it work ONCE in my life, but I have beaten the snot out of anyone who has ever tried it....even in MOCK drafts. How exactly do you beat someone in a mock draft?
and why scream?
I love EY also. he is no Weeks, that's for sure.
I especially love to beat up on Knumb skulls that draft all relievers. never saw it work ONCE in my life, but I have beaten the snot out of anyone who has ever tried it....even in MOCK drafts. How exactly do you beat someone in a mock draft?
and why scream? "I don't remmeber what I don't remember.”- Jerry Garcia