Autographs.

[Roger Kettle]

I was writing some scripts today about Dennis and his autograph book. (Obviously, it turns out to be nonsensical). Anyway, do you lot out there have any prized autographs?

[Mince]

No one could be famous enough for me to bother about their signature. Mind you, if others were willing to pay money for it . . .

[madjock]

I have Mickey and Minnie Mouse, Goofy, Pluto, Captain Hook.......... Loved Disney World last year btw.

[The Peepmaster]

I like this Signature...

[madjock]

Must agree with you there Peepmaster, I think they are brilliant

[Tom]

I had all of the autographs of the presenters of BBC Breakfast Time when that started in 1657. And Mavis out of Coronation Street.

I can't remember where they are now. The autographs - not the TV stars.

[Vulture]

I had all of the autographs of the presenters of BBC Breakfast Time when that started in 1657. And Mavis out of Coronation Street.

I can't remember where they are now. The autographs - not the TV stars.

So, Tom, you don't have any proof?

[Tom]

Not that I can readily put my hand on... 

[Roger Kettle]

Tom, I really like that bit of artwork you've chosen as your signature. I've said this before but, because Andrew doesn't often visit this site, I tend to come over as a one man show. This is obviously far from the truth. He's a brilliant cartoonist and I would have been nowhere without him. I think the example you've used demonstrates how good he is----it's just a really, REALLY nice bit of drawing.

[Tom]

I've just remembered I used to have Sue Robbie and Bob Carolgees autographs when they used to present a children's TV show called Hold Tight, from Alton Towers. I think that was broadcast just before the Battle of Hastings.

Don't know where they are either.

[Tom]

Tom, I really like that bit of artwork you've chosen as your signature. I've said this before but, because Andrew doesn't often visit this site, I tend to come over as a one man show. This is obviously far from the truth. He's a brilliant cartoonist and I would have been nowhere without him. I think the example you've used demonstrates how good he is----it's just a really, REALLY nice bit of drawing.

I agree Roger, it is good! This one is from one of the Horace books... there are quite a few others that I would like to use in the future! Hats off to you both - you're a good team!

[Colin]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=09sWP6-k5n8.

[madjock]

I did have Kyle Minogues autograph, when Radio 1 was doing a live event when i was based at Hms Drake, in Plymouth. The only thing is, I had to get it on my sock as I forgot to take any pieces of paper with me.  Don't think she was too impressed at the time tho 

[Diamond Lil]

With a nod also to another post, I have Kenneth McKellar's autograph...my Dad got it for me when they were both in a queue in a London bank so he signed the bank of a deposit slip for me.  In my young days I wrote to all and sundry in the entertainment world asking for autographs...what am I bid for Liberace's flamboyant squiggle?

[Diane CBPFC]

I've got an original signature by Roger Kettle.

In Canada you only have to be 75 to get a signed letter of congratulations on your birthday from the PM. If there is a Liberal in government when I turn 75 I will apply for one of those.