Comment by Robert Babb on June 12, 2010 at 2:26pm

Steven in my opinion email is another tool of getting autographs but being authentic is always a question. But in my opinion i have gotten some real ones that way like tim conway for exaple.

Comment by steven foster mills on June 12, 2010 at 3:01pm

Really ! That is so awsome to hear that. How long agao was this and what month did that come out in on his e-mail. I must have missed that one. I was wondering where do you go and find these e-mails at ? Is there a special webb page that is real with stars e-mails. Thanks for the reply Robert ! Very cool indeed. You a young man on top of things, i see. Us older folks can learn from you young people on this Tech, stuff. Have a good day. Take care. steve,ky

Comment by Josh Board on June 13, 2010 at 11:04am

One thing...regarding the column Lou wrote. One good one to get pictures that you want autographed, and not spend a lot on 8x10s, is saving magazine photos you see that you like. For example, I was reading an Entertainment Weekly in the sauna the other day, and there was a full page photo of Katy Perry. Now, I'm not a big Perry fan. But I remembered when she played the House of Blues here recently (a venue that's easy to get people at). This is the perfect thing to get signed. And, when you see these in magazines...whether it's a magazine you own or you're at the doctors or a mechanic, rip out a full page picture you like of a celebrity. Also, you can send them in regular envelopes, as they don't get bad creases when you fold them. And, you won't be stressed if you don't get them back in the mail, since it was just something you ripped out of a magazine, not a color 8 x 10 you bought.

Comment by steven foster mills on June 13, 2010 at 4:02pm

That is a great ideal Josh ! But sometimes we need to watch where we rip out photos in doctors office ect.... Some people and business dont like this, so i do ask. Great ideal and saving money on photos and mailing. Plus your not out anything if it don't come back. And all to gain when and if it does. Thanks for the tip. Good to hear from you....

Comment by Jeffery Kite on June 27, 2010 at 4:22pm

Josh and Steve, this is exactly what I do with all my old Sports Illustrated magazines. You always get one or two really good shots of an athlete, and I just take the magazine apart, take a pair of scissors and cut along the bend of the middle of the magazine, and send them off. They turn out GREAT everytime. Also, it's not what people would consider a "premium" item that could easliy be sold, especially with the slight creases in it, and celebrites are more inclined to sign something that does not have the appearance of being sold later. I'm glad to see that I think alike with the pros like Josh! :)

Comment by steven foster mills on July 2, 2010 at 1:12pm

Great Minds do Think a Like ! And saving money also is a good way too. And as far as resale later, there are alot of people that like the cover or a photo from other a company. I think they make great collector items also. That is just me !

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