This topic is absolutely nonsense...
I do not even how an 1150 player can be talking about new opening theories and saying that 1.e4 isn't a good move when he does not even know the basics, also winning a game against an 1050 and hence telling that your opening is great is at least nonsence.
The rest of the answers are wasted in games that do not even make sense because you play the game exaclty how you would like it to be so that you can show that this 1.f3 opening is great.
If f3 -> losing queen, everybody would be playing f3 on the first move. Just because he gave away his queen doesn't make f3 a good opening. It's a fallacy.
This opening is known as the Barnes opening, and because you don't play e4 or d4, it's very easy for black to equalise (so you give up your first move advantage for white). Read this on the Barnes opening (1.f3)
" Of the twenty possible first moves in chess, author and grandmaster Edmar Mednis argues that 1.f3 is the worst.[1] The move does exert influence over the central square e4, but the same or more ambitious goals can be achieved with almost any other first move. The move 1.f3 does not develop a piece, opens no lines for pieces, and actually hinders the development of White's king knight by denying it its most natural square f3. It also weakens White's kingside pawn structure, opens the e1–h4 diagonal against White's uncastled king, and opens the g1–a7 diagonal against White's potential kingside castling position."
Doesn't sound like a good opening to me :)