Ryco11757 wrote:

Doc Holiday wrote:musicfan
I have watched your outlandish behaviour on here and chalked it up as an immature supposed 22 year old. Teacher? I've watched you give outlandish/half baked opinions on authenticity and quite frankly it was no big deal as most where aimed at TTM successes where it only cost the individual a letter, stamp and some time. This member is thinking about purchasing an autograph with monies he/ she earned yet you feel the need to chime in and give ridiculous opinions. In fact the first link the member posted is indeed authentic. Your reasoning of
"She never put "maggie" and @ the end of her autograph she always put "WWW" which meant wicked Witch West..." Is absolutely flawed and your "well post them here and then i will tell you if they are real....cause you know im a HUGE oz fan..i will tell u" Is absolutely ridiculous.
The second link the member posted I have concerns about. This seller on ioffer has many modern day authentic TTM autographs yet when it comes to the classic stars most are secretarial or suspect to say the least. The most notable that caught my eye was John Wayne and Michael Landon which is an absolute joke. Stick with your phone calls to agencies.

Woke up on the wrong side of the bed?

Doc Holiday wrote:musicfan
I have watched your outlandish behaviour on here and chalked it up as an immature supposed 22 year old. Teacher? I've watched you give outlandish/half baked opinions on authenticity and quite frankly it was no big deal as most where aimed at TTM successes where it only cost the individual a letter, stamp and some time. This member is thinking about purchasing an autograph with monies he/ she earned yet you feel the need to chime in and give ridiculous opinions. In fact the first link the member posted is indeed authentic. Your reasoning of
"She never put "maggie" and @ the end of her autograph she always put "WWW" which meant wicked Witch West..." Is absolutely flawed and your "well post them here and then i will tell you if they are real....cause you know im a HUGE oz fan..i will tell u" Is absolutely ridiculous.
The second link the member posted I have concerns about. This seller on ioffer has many modern day authentic TTM autographs yet when it comes to the classic stars most are secretarial or suspect to say the least. The most notable that caught my eye was John Wayne and Michael Landon which is an absolute joke. Stick with your phone calls to agencies.

theaterdood45 wrote:I dony mean to seem rude or anything but Sardies is a resturaunt where celebrities come to eat dinner.Its right on broadway and they scheduele a person to draw a sketch of there face (they always over egzargeate the celebrity featchers) and the celebritie is scheduled to come in at the reaveling of the sketch the celebritie signes it and they normaly eat dinner.therer are hunderds of them in the resturaunt and it is suposed to be a gift (a reward to the celebrity for there work on stage,and screen) THEATERDOOD45

theaterdood45 wrote:sorry not that one this one: http://www.jimhillmedia.com/mb/images/u ... -3-web.jpg

Doc Holiday wrote:musicfan
I have watched your outlandish behaviour on here and chalked it up as an immature supposed 22 year old. Teacher? I've watched you give outlandish/half baked opinions on authenticity and quite frankly it was no big deal as most where aimed at TTM successes where it only cost the individual a letter, stamp and some time. This member is thinking about purchasing an autograph with monies he/ she earned yet you feel the need to chime in and give ridiculous opinions. In fact the first link the member posted is indeed authentic. Your reasoning of
"She never put "maggie" and @ the end of her autograph she always put "WWW" which meant wicked Witch West..." Is absolutely flawed and your "well post them here and then i will tell you if they are real....cause you know im a HUGE oz fan..i will tell u" Is absolutely ridiculous.
The second link the member posted I have concerns about. This seller on ioffer has many modern day authentic TTM autographs yet when it comes to the classic stars most are secretarial or suspect to say the least. The most notable that caught my eye was John Wayne and Michael Landon which is an absolute joke. Stick with your phone calls to agencies.