If his TTM autographs were sec, I'd have had at least one of my requests answered by now

Cant believe the ignorance of one fool in that thread:

I have not heard of any authentic TTM stuff,

Ricky Ponting, the Australian cricket captain. He just blanks you competely, you can talk to him all you like but he won't say a thing back to you. Nathan Bracken, another Aussie cricketer, is also really up himself, as are most of the South African rugby team.

F-Stop Blues - Jack Johnson

Mark "Sparky" Hughes, when he was still managing Man City. Felt like he took ages to sign, and he made me miss out on getting some players who were streaming past us!

Jaffer wrote: Me personally, I would alwasy provide something for them to sign.

Same here. If you provide your own photo they're left with very few excuses not to sign.

Their signatures do tend to vary a lot (especially Billie Joe and Tre Cool's - Mike's signature has always been fairly consistent though) - however, compared with other Green Day authentics I've seen, I would have no problem with claiming this as 100% genuine. Go for it!

Best thing is to try. In my opinion being refused is better than not going and having to think 'what if?' afterwards.

To be fair, Derren Brown would be a hard sell (unless someone's feeling generous), as one can obtain his authentic autograph for free via email.

You're going to have to pay top dollar if you want an authentic Bowie. He is virtually impossible to get an autograph from, so I highly recommend you see his website as posted by pinkie above if you're serious about your purchase.

I really hate it when a film that should cover the entirety of the book it's based upon, is split up into two parts. Harry Potter & The Deathly Hallows, and Breaking Dawn, should be released as epics with long running-times.