God, watching those old games run makes me want a time machine back to 2004 so badly.

classics

A lot of people in the youtube comments are saying that tuff_fish died. Couldn't find any proof or sources so it's probably just an RIP doyle-type thing.

I think Tony died in 2010, he is from San Diego, I remember a source and obit being posted but his surname I can't remember off the top of my head. Could be BS, it's the internet.

He did some interviews after the fact. He had a server where are the videos were on, and it was never supposed to be public all of them, but he posted a few on another forum. I remember accessing his server back in the day and seeing what gold I could fine. Not all of them were so interesting or long.

Finally, he was a decent player even by 2004 standards, he won in the smaller games and did some things right. He was a winning live player as well so I heard.

Edit: His name is Anthony Sandstrom. Hope is is still around, can find no obituary for him.

Couldn't agree more. I'd actually teach him and stake him.

Hilarious. Tuff's already a legend

I found a reference to him being involved in legalisation but no longer playing, also his website is still up and unless someone is paying the hosting bill he's still around : http://www.fstln.com/

6-7-8-9-10, lol

So, you read post #42 but didn't read post #25?


07-18-2011, 12:13 PM

That story is five years old.

rip