Spunker Phantom is ratting everyone out 🐀 Fake IFBB Pro ⚠️Beware of any PM’s ⚠️

[Royalty]

So to verify, this means you thinkg I have gimmicks and thus have accepted the bet?

There is no bet.

You have embarrassed yourself once more.

These posts were written by the same person.

“What say you”

[LurkerNoMore]

There is no bet.

You have embarrassed yourself once more.

You don't sound so confident in your claims now.  What's the matter?  Should be a sure win for you.  Why are you so scared to back up your accusations?

You have embarrassed yourself once more.  We know Little Bitch.  We know.

[chaos]

Royalty still swinging and missing.

[Phantom Spunker]

The rules of the bet were not followed correctly.

The cup was NOT supposed to be held and should have been FLAT on a surface next to the trophy. That was the agreement. No where did it say to hold the cup!

*******“PLACE an upside down coffee cup NEXT to your NPC trophy.” Not HOLD a cup slightly ABOVE the trophy.*******

Definition of  “to place something” i. e. “To place an object” (such as a cup): To put IN a particular position.
Example: "A newspaper had been placed beside my plate.****

Definition of PUT: To place in a specified position or relationship.

Gene, I hate to break it to you but your dad was lying about the horse-cock dildo under his bed. These things do not just appear out of thin air. They require humans to transport them. Placing a cup next to an object requires a hand to manoeuvre it there.

Why don't you just take the bet? I get that you're a timorous bed-wetting sissy with the mind of a child, but it's not like I'm asking you to take your clothes off in front of an adult female or something. It's just a bit of fun. You don't want to let the board down, do you? I used to think you were cool…

There is no bet.

You have embarrassed yourself once more.

“What say you”

Royalty, it's nice to see you learned your lesson, LOL. Quaking in your boots at the thought of another harmless bet, and too petrified to share another one of your beloved hand photos. You're a broken man.

WHAT SAY YOU??

[NaturalWonder83]

Gene, I hate to break it to you but your dad was lying about the horse-cock dildo under his bed. These things do not just appear out of thin air. They require humans to transport them. Placing a cup next to an object requires a hand to manoeuvre it there.

Why don't you just take the bet? I get that you're a timorous bed-wetting sissy with the mind of a child, but it's not like I'm asking you to take your clothes off in front of an adult female or something. It's just a bit of fun. You don't want to let the board down, do you? I used to think you were cool…




Royalty, it's nice to see you learned your lesson, LOL. Quaking in your boots at the thought of another harmless bet, and too petrified to share another one of your beloved hand photos. You're a broken man.

WHAT SAY YOU??

No. You are incorrect.

Placing an object and holding it in the air are fundamentally different. Placing means an object is at rest on a surface. The surface provides a continuous upward force (normal force) equal to gravity, meaning zero physical effort and energy are required. Holding in the air means actively counteracting gravity. Whether you hold it with your muscles or a mechanical device, continuous energy and a constant upward force are required to keep the object from falling.

When you hold an object in the air, you are actively using energy to counteract gravity. When you place it on a surface, the surface itself bears the weight, leaving the object in a resting state.

The key differences between the two include:

Forces at Play: Holding an object requires upward muscular or mechanical force. Placing it on a solid surface involves the surface pushing upward with an equal and opposite reaction force (known as the Normal Force), meaning the net force on the object is zero.

Energy Expenditure: Holding an object requires constant work. Placing an object on a surface requires zero energy to keep it in place.

External Influences: An object held in the air is only subject to gravity and wind. An object on a surface experiences friction, which prevents it from sliding unless pushed, and structural support that keeps it entirely stationary.

[rocket]

No. You are incorrect.
Placing means an object is at rest on a surface.

Incorrect.  No such syntax is implied. I can place my hand in the air, thus violating your nonsense - furthermore, I can create a fist and thrust it into your anus and at not stage do I need to come to rest.  Additionally, as you probably have a ridiculously cavernous anus, I will probably never hope to find a surface to rest on, anyway. 

I place you on the dimmest of the wits on this board.

[LurkerNoMore]

Royalty still swinging and missing.

Despite being told multiple times by the mods, she still believes everyone has a gimmick.  This bitch needs a firm handed correction.

[LurkerNoMore]

Royalty, it's nice to see you learned your lesson, LOL. Quaking in your boots at the thought of another harmless bet, and too petrified to share another one of your beloved hand photos. You're a broken man.

WHAT SAY YOU??

You would think with all this confidence it would be a sure win for her.  She needs a win at this point.  But she won't take the bait because she is scared.  Just a whining little bitch in regards to anything she posts.  Her self respect has evacuated the premises.  Self preservation is taking a front seat now.  Her life has nothing in it be Getbig.  This is the only place that hasn't cut off contact with her and her mental issues.  Which should be taken into account how many actively dislike her and her board pollution on here.

[NaturalWonder83]

Incorrect.  No such syntax is implied. I can place my hand in the air, thus violating your nonsense - furthermore, I can create a fist and thrust it into your anus and at not stage do I need to come to rest.  Additionally, as you probably have a ridiculously cavernous anus, I will probably never hope to find a surface to rest on, anyway. 

I place you on the dimmest of the wits on this board.

No. Don't think so. Thanks for offering your opinion though...I really appreciate it.

So it would be correct to assume you're a proud member of the Phantom Spunker Brain Trust?

[Phantom Spunker]

No. You are incorrect.

Placing an object and holding it in the air are fundamentally different. Placing means an object is at rest on a surface. The surface provides a continuous upward force (normal force) equal to gravity, meaning zero physical effort and energy are required. Holding in the air means actively counteracting gravity. Whether you hold it with your muscles or a mechanical device, continuous energy and a constant upward force are required to keep the object from falling.

When you hold an object in the air, you are actively using energy to counteract gravity. When you place it on a surface, the surface itself bears the weight, leaving the object in a resting state.

The key differences between the two include:

Forces at Play: Holding an object requires upward muscular or mechanical force. Placing it on a solid surface involves the surface pushing upward with an equal and opposite reaction force (known as the Normal Force), meaning the net force on the object is zero.

Energy Expenditure: Holding an object requires constant work. Placing an object on a surface requires zero energy to keep it in place.

External Influences: An object held in the air is only subject to gravity and wind. An object on a surface experiences friction, which prevents it from sliding unless pushed, and structural support that keeps it entirely stationary.

Save it, street-rat. You can never recover from this egregious display of cowardice. No one is wanting to read your irrelevant ChatGPT-written tangents about the laws of physics. The question is on whether or not the prestigious upside-down cup challenge was followed correctly, and you've revealed yourself to be a shameless liar on this matter by falsely claiming that the cup, and I quote, 'should have been FLAT on a surface next to the trophy. That was the agreement.'

At no point was it stated that a cup should be flat on a surface. You threw that in out of sheer desperation because you're panicked, stupid, and militantly gay.

The instruction was to place a cup next to my trophy, and I was photographed literally in the act of placing the cup next to my esteemed NPC Muscle-beast trophy from the 1990s. The fact that my hand (along with my entire body in the reflection of the trophy) was visible only adds credibility to the process because that cannot be Photoshopped as easily.

Further, the instructions on how to complete the challenge were clearly articulated by its creator, OneMoreRep (PBUH), and these were to take the photograph while holding the cup. Anybody wanting to invoke the challenge is free to do so, but it must be completed in accordance with the instructions as originally drafted.

The fact that you are arguing against OMR on this matter, and at a time when he is still absent and convalescing after surviving the Hankins Wars, is the ultimate sign of disrespect. I can only hope that he bums your head off then throws you into timeout when he returns.

[Phantom Spunker]

You would think with all this confidence it would be a sure win for her.  She needs a win at this point.  But she won't take the bait because she is scared.  Just a whining little bitch in regards to anything she posts.  Her self respect has evacuated the premises.  Self preservation is taking a front seat now.  Her life has nothing in it be Getbig.  This is the only place that hasn't cut off contact with her and her mental issues.  Which should be taken into account how many actively dislike her and her board pollution on here.

Little Bitch is having a nervous breakdown for sure, haha. After lying to the board again and treating Josh like some sort of idiot attack-dog to be manipulated into fighting his battles for him, he's got nothing left. I suspect we might see another suicide-by-mod attempt soon.

[rocket]

So it would be correct to assume you're a proud member of the Phantom Spunker Brain Trust?

No.  I would be doubtful that such a trust exists.  It certainly does not need to.

[NaturalWonder83]

Save it, street-rat. You can never recover from this egregious display of cowardice. No one is wanting to read your irrelevant ChatGPT-written tangents about the laws of physics. The question is on whether or not the prestigious upside-down cup challenge was followed correctly, and you've revealed yourself to be a shameless liar on this matter by falsely claiming that the cup, and I quote, 'should have been FLAT on a surface next to the trophy. That was the agreement.'

At no point was it stated that a cup should be flat on a surface. You threw that in out of sheer desperation because you're panicked, stupid, and militantly gay.

The instruction was to place a cup next to my trophy, and I was photographed literally in the act of placing the cup next to my esteemed NPC Muscle-beast trophy from the 1990s. The fact that my hand (along with my entire body in the reflection of the trophy) was visible only adds credibility to the process because that cannot be Photoshopped as easily.

Further, the instructions on how to complete the challenge were clearly articulated by its creator, OneMoreRep (PBUH), and these were to take the photograph while holding the cup. Anybody wanting to invoke the challenge is free to do so, but it must be completed in accordance with the instructions as originally drafted.

The fact that you are arguing against OMR on this matter, and at a time when he is still absent and convalescing after surviving the Hankins Wars, is the ultimate sign of disrespect. I can only hope that he bums your head off then throws you into timeout when he returns.

Yes it was written by AI...A MACHINE...And we all know that machines do not make mistakes.

You are wrong. "Place a cup" meant it should have been positioned in 1 location and then left alone to be photographed.

Original post from Royalty: "Real quick... put an upside coffee cup next to 1 or 2 of your trophies and take a picture." Explain to me how you understood that as it would be okay to hold the cup in midair? Where did Royalty say "take a photo holding an upside down cup"?

Just a brief glance at your typical word salad shows me that you're too far gone and delusional to ever come to your senses about this.

[Phantom Spunker]

Yes it was written by AI...A MACHINE...And we all know that machines do not make mistakes.

You are wrong. "Place a cup" meant it should have been positioned in 1 location and then left alone to be photographed.

Original post from Royalty: "Real quick... put an upside coffee cup next to 1 or 2 of your trophies and take a picture." Explain to me how you understood that as it would be okay to hold the cup in midair? Where did Royalty say "take a photo holding an upside down cup"?

Just a brief glance at your typical word salad shows me that you're too far gone and delusional to ever come to your senses about this.

Hmmmm, interesting. I guess we better do what it says.



Mods, get this fucking guy outta here...

[Griffith]

So what are the official stipulated rules for the Upside-Down Cup Challenge?

[chaos]

The NW83 vs Phantom Spunker and his gang has become a battle for getbig lore. Which side will resign their opinion first?!?!

[NaturalWonder83]

So what are the official stipulated rules for the Upside-Down Cup Challenge?

1. Original post from Royalty: "And take a pic. Since you claim to be an former pro bodybuilder. Real quick... put an upside coffee cup next to 1 or 2 of your trophies and take a picture."

2. Then Dumb-Dumb posts a photo of himself holding an upside-down cup slightly above the floor that his trophy was set on. I'm still waiting to hear his fascinating explanation as to why he feels holding a cup in midair and slightly above the base of his trophy is the same as placing an upside down cup next to his trophy.

Why couldn't he just put the upside down cup on the floor next to his trophy? What was the reason for holding his phone in 1 hand while holding the cup in the other hand? Who in their right mind would make it awkward for themselves to take the photo? Why not just put the cup on the floor next to the trophy, take a quick photo, and bam you are done?

And why take the photo crouched down on the floor? Why not just put the trophy and cup on a counter or table and be able to stand up easily as you take the photo? And imagine having 2 hands to take the photo? Yet he chose to put the trophy on the floor, hold the cup in 1 hand, and awkwardly take the photo holding his camera phone in the other hand. Makes no sense.

Then again, this is Phantom Spunker we're dealing with here. We've come to expect this type of behavior and justification from him. How can you be mad at him? He's like a cherished and beloved slow person from a village. People always smile when they see him riding around town on his bike waving at everyone. He really brightens everyone day with his positive, innocent mindset.

Or was the coffee cup held in the female hand photoshopped in?

[Grape Ape]

No. You are incorrect.

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[Griffith]

1. Original post from Royalty: "And take a pic. Since you claim to be an former pro bodybuilder. Real quick... put an upside coffee cup next to 1 or 2 of your trophies and take a picture."

2. Then Dumb-Dumb posts a photo of himself holding an upside-down cup slightly above the floor that his trophy was set on. I'm still waiting to hear his fascinating explanation as to why he feels holding a cup in midair and slightly above the base of his trophy is the same as placing an upside down cup next to his trophy.

Why couldn't he just put the upside down cup on the floor next to his trophy? What was the reason for holding his phone in 1 hand while holding the cup in the other hand? Who in their right mind would make it awkward for themselves to take the photo? Why not just put the cup on the floor next to the trophy, take a quick photo, and bam you are done?

And why take the photo crouched down on the floor? Why not just put the trophy and cup on a counter or table and be able to stand up easily as you take the photo? And imagine having 2 hands to take the photo? Yet he chose to put the trophy on the floor, hold the cup in 1 hand, and awkwardly take the photo holding his camera phone in the other hand. Makes no sense.

Then again, this is Phantom Spunker we're dealing with here. We've come to expect this type of behavior and justification from him. How can you be mad at him? He's like a cherished and beloved slow person from a village. People always smile when they see him riding around town on his bike waving at everyone. He really brightens everyone day with his positive, innocent mindset.

Or was the coffee cup held in the female hand photoshopped in?

After careful consideration, I submitted the details of this post to AI and this was the response:

Based on the strict phrasing of the original request, no, the rules were not followed.

Here is a breakdown of why the submission failed the verification criteria, along with the psychological and logistical reasons behind the poster's awkward behavior.

Why the Rules Were Broken

The Placement Rule:

Royalty explicitly demanded the user "put [the cup] next to" the trophies.

The Execution:

"Dumb-Dumb" held the cup in mid-air. Hovering an object above a trophy is mechanically and definitionally different from placing it down on the same surface.

Why the Poster Avoided Putting the Cup Down

In forum verification battles (common in bodybuilding and fitness communities to expose "fake natties" or imposters), this exact type of awkward compliance usually points to digital manipulation (Photoshop).

The Shadow Problem:

If he placed the cup on the floor next to a real trophy, the cup would cast a physical shadow on the floor and the trophy. If the trophy was digitally edited into an old photo of his room, matching the lighting and shadows of a newly placed cup perfectly is incredibly difficult.

The Perspective Trap:

Forcing the cup to float in mid-air allows the poster to obscure the exact point of contact with the floor. This makes it easier to mask perspective mismatches if the trophy was spliced into the image from an old photograph.

Why Choose the Awkward "One-Handed Crouch"?

The user likely chose the floor and the one-handed camera hold for specific tactical reasons to hide a hoax:

Staging a Pre-existing Asset:

The trophies were likely already sitting on the floor in an old, authentic photograph. Moving heavy or fragile trophies to a counter just for a forum call-out takes effort, or worse, he didn't actually have the trophies physically present to move them to a table.

Deliberate Distortion:

Taking a photo crouched down with a shaky, one-handed grip creates natural motion blur and awkward angles. In the world of photo forensics, a slightly blurry or poorly angled photo is a perfect shield to hide bad pixel edges, mismatched resolution, and editing artifacts.

By making the photo intentionally chaotic and failing the exact structural rules of the request, the poster avoided the definitive proof Royalty was looking for.

[NaturalWonder83]

After careful consideration, I submitted the details of this post to AI and this was the response:

Based on the strict phrasing of the original request, no, the rules were not followed.

Here is a breakdown of why the submission failed the verification criteria, along with the psychological and logistical reasons behind the poster's awkward behavior.

Why the Rules Were Broken

The Placement Rule:

Royalty explicitly demanded the user "put [the cup] next to" the trophies.

The Execution:

"Dumb-Dumb" held the cup in mid-air. Hovering an object above a trophy is mechanically and definitionally different from placing it down on the same surface.

Why the Poster Avoided Putting the Cup Down

In forum verification battles (common in bodybuilding and fitness communities to expose "fake natties" or imposters), this exact type of awkward compliance usually points to digital manipulation (Photoshop).

The Shadow Problem:

If he placed the cup on the floor next to a real trophy, the cup would cast a physical shadow on the floor and the trophy. If the trophy was digitally edited into an old photo of his room, matching the lighting and shadows of a newly placed cup perfectly is incredibly difficult.

The Perspective Trap:

Forcing the cup to float in mid-air allows the poster to obscure the exact point of contact with the floor. This makes it easier to mask perspective mismatches if the trophy was spliced into the image from an old photograph.

Why Choose the Awkward "One-Handed Crouch"?

The user likely chose the floor and the one-handed camera hold for specific tactical reasons to hide a hoax:

Staging a Pre-existing Asset:

The trophies were likely already sitting on the floor in an old, authentic photograph. Moving heavy or fragile trophies to a counter just for a forum call-out takes effort, or worse, he didn't actually have the trophies physically present to move them to a table.

Deliberate Distortion:

Taking a photo crouched down with a shaky, one-handed grip creates natural motion blur and awkward angles. In the world of photo forensics, a slightly blurry or poorly angled photo is a perfect shield to hide bad pixel edges, mismatched resolution, and editing artifacts.

By making the photo intentionally chaotic and failing the exact structural rules of the request, the poster avoided the definitive proof Royalty was looking for.

GREAT POST. I AGREE.

[chaos]

Wait, didn't Royalty say that Griffith was a Phantom gimmick? Does that mean Phantom is arguing both sides of the discussion in order to keep the drama alive?

[Griffith]

Where is the photo in question?

[NaturalWonder83]

Where is the photo in question?

https://www.getbig.com/boards/index.php?topic=702445.msg10441754#msg10441754

[Griffith]

https://www.getbig.com/boards/index.php?topic=702445.msg10441754#msg10441754

According to AI:

Based on the provided images, the user did not follow the exact rules of the initial request, and the provided photos reveal significant anomalies that heavily support the forum's skepticism.

1. Rule Evaluation (Image 1)

The Rule:

Place an upside-down coffee cup on the floor next to the trophy.

The Reality:

The user is holding a white teacup/mug sideways/tilted in mid-air above a handwritten card that says "Phantom Spunker."

Verdict:

Failed. The cup is neither upside down nor resting on the floor next to the trophy.


2. Technical Red Flags & Verification Flaws


Image 1:

The "Pro" Trophy Mismatch Amateur Labeling:

The trophy features a poorly printed, glued-on paper label reading "IFBB MUSCLE BEACH Pro".

Professional IFBB Pro trophies feature high-quality engraved metal plaques, not crooked, home-printed paper slips taped over an existing base.

Awkward Floating Cup:

Holding the cup in mid-air avoids having to place it on the tile, which completely circumvents the shadow/lighting verification.

Image 2:

The Junk BinIrrelevant Trophies:

This image shows a yellow storage bin filled with random, non-bodybuilding items (a Malibu rum coconut shell, boxing gloves, a generic boxing statuette, ice cleats, and old metal tins).

Deflection:

None of these items substantiate a "former pro bodybuilder" claim. Showing random boxing memorabilia does not prove bodybuilding credentials.

Image 3:

The Sandow ReplicaThe "Sandow" Trophy:

This is a replica of the iconic Eugen Sandow trophy awarded to Mr. Olympia winners.

The Lie:
Only elite Mr. Olympia champions receive an authentic Sandow trophy. A regional or standard "IFBB Pro" would never win one. Replica Sandow statues are widely commercially available for purchase online by fans, making this highly unconvincing as proof of a professional career.

Summary

The user ("Phantom Spunker") repeatedly failed to follow the explicit "cup on the floor" constraint because doing so forces clean perspective and shadow lines. Instead, they relied on holding a handwritten note in front of a commercial replica statue (Image 3), a junk bin (Image 2), and a trophy with a fake paper label (Image 1).

The forum's skepticism is completely justified.

[NaturalWonder83]

According to AI:

Based on the provided images, the user did not follow the exact rules of the initial request, and the provided photos reveal significant anomalies that heavily support the forum's skepticism.

1. Rule Evaluation (Image 1)

The Rule:

Place an upside-down coffee cup on the floor next to the trophy.

The Reality:

The user is holding a white teacup/mug sideways/tilted in mid-air above a handwritten card that says "Phantom Spunker."

Verdict:

Failed. The cup is neither upside down nor resting on the floor next to the trophy.


2. Technical Red Flags & Verification Flaws


Image 1:

The "Pro" Trophy Mismatch Amateur Labeling:

The trophy features a poorly printed, glued-on paper label reading "IFBB MUSCLE BEACH Pro".

Professional IFBB Pro trophies feature high-quality engraved metal plaques, not crooked, home-printed paper slips taped over an existing base.

Awkward Floating Cup:

Holding the cup in mid-air avoids having to place it on the tile, which completely circumvents the shadow/lighting verification.

Image 2:

The Junk BinIrrelevant Trophies:

This image shows a yellow storage bin filled with random, non-bodybuilding items (a Malibu rum coconut shell, boxing gloves, a generic boxing statuette, ice cleats, and old metal tins).

Deflection:

None of these items substantiate a "former pro bodybuilder" claim. Showing random boxing memorabilia does not prove bodybuilding credentials.

Image 3:

The Sandow ReplicaThe "Sandow" Trophy:

This is a replica of the iconic Eugen Sandow trophy awarded to Mr. Olympia winners.

The Lie:
Only elite Mr. Olympia champions receive an authentic Sandow trophy. A regional or standard "IFBB Pro" would never win one. Replica Sandow statues are widely commercially available for purchase online by fans, making this highly unconvincing as proof of a professional career.

Summary

The user ("Phantom Spunker") repeatedly failed to follow the explicit "cup on the floor" constraint because doing so forces clean perspective and shadow lines. Instead, they relied on holding a handwritten note in front of a commercial replica statue (Image 3), a junk bin (Image 2), and a trophy with a fake paper label (Image 1).

The forum's skepticism is completely justified.

AGREED