#126
Posted: 5/22/14 at 2:54pm
Like I said many times before- just use a damn pen.
Darreyl with an L!
Fran Drescher is Using a Stamp — Page 6
#127
Posted: 5/22/14 at 2:55pm
Conceited, sad, and ridiculous. There you have it, Darreyl.
#128
Posted: 5/22/14 at 2:57pm
In order for you to truly insult me, I would first have to have some respect in you're opinion- which I don't. But do carry on if it makes you feel better about yourself.
I don't get all these people who post "Who cares" "why is there a thread" ect.- I mean, if you don't like it or truly don't have an opinion either way about it, then just leave and don't waste you're time commenting. clearly some people do care, or they would not take the time to post.
I don't get all these people who post "Who cares" "why is there a thread" ect.- I mean, if you don't like it or truly don't have an opinion either way about it, then just leave and don't waste you're time commenting. clearly some people do care, or they would not take the time to post.
Darreyl with an L!
Updated On: 5/22/14 at 02:57 PM
#129
Posted: 5/22/14 at 3:28pm
I don't get all these people who post "Who cares" "why is there a thread" ect.- I mean, if you don't like it or truly don't have an opinion either way about it, then just leave and don't waste you're time commenting. clearly some people do care, or they would not take the time to post.
That's what is commonly referred to as "After Eight Syndrome". It's one of the staples of BWW behavior.
That's what is commonly referred to as "After Eight Syndrome". It's one of the staples of BWW behavior.
....but the world goes 'round
#130
Posted: 5/22/14 at 3:29pm
I was just using adjectives from BettyBoy's and promises posts. It seems to be the general consensus about this subject on here, though.
#131
Posted: 5/22/14 at 3:34pm
I mean, if you don't like it or truly don't have an opinion either way about it, then just leave and don't waste you're time commenting.
If only you could live by example, darreyl, but instead of ignoring a comment I made about something you said I "just wanted something to complain about.LOL". Now your contradicting you'reself and making me thing you're opinions are stupid.
If only you could live by example, darreyl, but instead of ignoring a comment I made about something you said I "just wanted something to complain about.LOL". Now your contradicting you'reself and making me thing you're opinions are stupid.
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#132
Posted: 5/22/14 at 3:35pm
Apparently some of us forget that "it's the thought that counts."
The fact that someone's hand [perhaps] did not personally touch each piece of paper really should not be this much of an issue. If that is the way she chooses to "sign" Playbills, tough cookies.
I mean...wow.
The fact that someone's hand [perhaps] did not personally touch each piece of paper really should not be this much of an issue. If that is the way she chooses to "sign" Playbills, tough cookies.
I mean...wow.
#133
Posted: 5/22/14 at 3:38pm
"The BC/EFA merchandise bears Drescher's siganture - unlike a forgery of art. She can, and probably has, used it on any number of legal documentation."
Well, it's a bit large for anything else. It's nearly Playbill-width. Unless she has them in different sizes with ink pads of different colors.
Well, it's a bit large for anything else. It's nearly Playbill-width. Unless she has them in different sizes with ink pads of different colors.
#134
Posted: 5/22/14 at 3:39pm
I was bored and just wanted to.comment. I have nothing better to do. LOL!
#135
Posted: 5/22/14 at 3:43pm
"The fact that someone's hand [perhaps] did not personally touch each piece of paper really should not be this much of an issue."
That is literally 100% the point for someone who collects autographs, though, btw.
It is also why people who sell autographs are also shooting pics/video while the item is being signed, as proof.
That is literally 100% the point for someone who collects autographs, though, btw.
It is also why people who sell autographs are also shooting pics/video while the item is being signed, as proof.
#137
Posted: 5/22/14 at 3:45pm
Well, damn!
I had better return that Brent Everett adult toy package I purchased! All three pieces say they have Brent's signature, but it is clearly etched and molded on... and I spent over $100! How dare he not had sign it with a Sharpie! I am going to post on every message board, flame him on Twitter, demand a full refund AND damages!!!
Look. I worked in a bank. A stamp IS a valid signature. Yes, hand signing takes time, but the Sharpie scent lingers even if you use a pen. i also know people with very bad wrists who had to use a stamp because it is difficult to sign.
I had better return that Brent Everett adult toy package I purchased! All three pieces say they have Brent's signature, but it is clearly etched and molded on... and I spent over $100! How dare he not had sign it with a Sharpie! I am going to post on every message board, flame him on Twitter, demand a full refund AND damages!!!
Look. I worked in a bank. A stamp IS a valid signature. Yes, hand signing takes time, but the Sharpie scent lingers even if you use a pen. i also know people with very bad wrists who had to use a stamp because it is difficult to sign.
#138
Posted: 5/22/14 at 3:51pm
"I had better return that Brent Everett adult toy package I purchased! All three pieces say they have Brent's signature, but it is clearly etched and molded on... "
The difference is you paid for something to get f**ked that happened to contain an extraneous signature, whereas people who only wanted Fran's signature got f**ked.
"I am going to ... demand a full refund AND damages!!!"
Well, the damages are your fault for buying more than you can handle.
"I worked in a bank. A stamp IS a valid signature."
If Fran gave me a check with a stamped signature, I wouldn't complain.
The difference is you paid for something to get f**ked that happened to contain an extraneous signature, whereas people who only wanted Fran's signature got f**ked.
"I am going to ... demand a full refund AND damages!!!"
Well, the damages are your fault for buying more than you can handle.
"I worked in a bank. A stamp IS a valid signature."
If Fran gave me a check with a stamped signature, I wouldn't complain.
Updated On: 5/22/14 at 03:51 PM
#139
Posted: 5/22/14 at 3:56pm
But CLEARLY I only made that choice because it had the signature. I could have just gotten the cheaper toy with a suction cup for half the price! :)
#140
Posted: 5/22/14 at 3:57pm
Oh well, I guess you'll just have to ride your bad decision out at this point...
#143
Posted: 5/22/14 at 4:03pm
This thread is the definition of "first world problems." Too bad that $100 you spent on the poster that only boasts Fran's STAMPED signature isn't at least going toward supporting a super worthy and charitable cause................ Oh wait. It is.
#144
Posted: 5/22/14 at 4:04pm
This thread is becoming a classic in the making.
I hope it doesn't get de-railed! (see what I did there?)
I hope it doesn't get de-railed! (see what I did there?)
....but the world goes 'round
#145
Posted: 5/22/14 at 4:14pm
Fran Drescher, on being told that her signature stamp has been discovered:
#146
Posted: 5/22/14 at 4:14pm
Why would you buy Brent Everett's junk instead of Austin Wilde?
#147
Posted: 5/22/14 at 4:16pm
Fran Drescher, instructing her minions in how to pre-sign programs quicker.
#148
Posted: 5/22/14 at 4:18pm
Fran Drescher, fresh from having signed--er, stamped--programs.
NOTE: Happy girl in foreground received stamped signature; unhappy girl in background didn't like Fran anyway.
#149
Posted: 5/22/14 at 4:20pm
NOTE: Fran's handwriting resembles that of a 6-year-old. THIS IS WHY FRAN DOESN'T SIGN THINGS.
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