dont see how its specifically different to a photo of said celebrity. i love my michael andretti autographed tie

I have a few autographs, a couple of whom are from people I grew up idolising (one of them I was named after) Sir Ian Botham and one of the greatest sportsmen in cricket ever, Sir Viv Richards who was amazing to watch play, was lucky enough to see him just on tv and he was mesmeric how he tore teams apart.

Aside from that, I have a few Bolton players, a cricketer who played for & now coaches our county and my mum has one from Australias most famous person aside from Steve Irwin, Stu, Mark Taylor & Alf Stewart, the artist/singer/crazy Rolf Harris.

I don't go after them religiously but if an opportunity came up & I wasn't actually bugging a person from doing something else, I'd happily ask. Most seem very friendly & happy to have a quick chat if they have time.

I see an autograph as a souvenir from meeting someone stupendously famous or influential. It should have no financial value, just sentimentality.

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i also collect WWII stuff

i have a Wehrmacht Lieutenant infantry tunic and a naval administration coat. Not that i have a hard on for the Nazis, they just had really pretty uniforms. They were are authentic but not used. Not that i believe in ghosts but somehow having something someone might of died in a little weird. I wouldn't buy a nazi flag or an SS dagger.

I have been looking for a uboat midshipman uniform for my gay orgies i go to for writing inspiration.

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Originally posted by Looney4Clooney people collect shit ?

No doubt some weirdo in the world does.

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collect them All!

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"This is why Superman works alone." GC
old stuff from days gone by (2001-2004)
Mad For Brad's gay little contest