I actually enjoy buying stamps now.

Charles Dickens was born in Portsmouth, on the 7th of February 1812. He received little education, but he taught himself how to write well. One of Dickens’ most famous novels is Great Expectations. Written from 1860-1861, Great Expectations tells the story of Pip, a young working class boy; and ho...

Haha, this is all very interesting, thank you for your feedback!
I guess you can sort of tell I'm British from mine though.
Or maybe that I just have a great love of Sherlock Holmes.

I know most people have celebrities in their signatures and avatars, but is it only me who makes (a probably very inaccurate!) impression of that person, based on siggys and avatars? I mean, take me for example. I assume some people might think of me as being older than I am, and possibly even a man...

8/10
Love Jeff Dunham!

(Also. Yes. My siggy is...an acquired taste? Lol!)

I'd prefer a PP. A sec is pointless, in my opinion. I could have autographed my own photo, it would've saved on stamps, too.

Although, as already said, I suppose the one advantage to a sec is that you can try removing it to use the photograph again.

2175! :razz:

Yeah, as was already said, check the feedback to see if the celeb provides their own photo ^_^ Personally, I only send one if I like an actor's specific character so I want them to sign one of a particular character, or if I find a really nice photo of the person online. Also remember that you may n...

Yesterday I got my first TTM success, and also my first failure. My first success was pretty darn awesome, so it made up for my Mark Gatiss failure. I'll have to try and find his correct address soon. Anyway, the success was from Edward Hardwicke (my favourite Dr.Watson) who not only sent me back a ...

Took it, hope it helped, lol