Advice for Autograph Givers

Hi, if a star were to ask you what are the nicest ways that they could give
you an autograph, what would you tell them? I.e. what are some really nice
stories that happened to you that you can remember?

Also, if a star were to ask you how to turn down an autograph, when they are
eating or busy, i.e when it wouldn't be that appropriate to interupt
someone, what would be the nicest way to decline?

Kees

The worst one, at a charity function, by Marshall Faulk-"I'm tired of
signing these Bleep autographs"...(while he's still signing...)

pe2

The nicest way would be just that when you ask them if they just say
"Sure, thanks for asking" and not acting snarky or big-headed.
Humble...

I'd never ask for a graph while someone was eating, at a wedding,
funeral, inside a quiet event they were in the audience for, in the
restroom, while they were with their families... basically, I ask for
graphs at signings, concerts, after plays, if they are walking down
the street, if they are just hanging about. That's about it.

On Sun, 21 Oct 2007 13:14:50 -0400, "KB" wrote:

Hi, if a star were to ask you what are the nicest ways that they could give
you an autograph, what would you tell them? I.e. what are some really nice
stories that happened to you that you can remember?

Also, if a star were to ask you how to turn down an autograph, when they are
eating or busy, i.e when it wouldn't be that appropriate to interupt
someone, what would be the nicest way to decline?

Kees

On Sun, 21 Oct 2007 23:01:21 -0400, "pe2"
wrote:

The worst one, at a charity function, by Marshall Faulk-"I'm tired of
signing these Bleep autographs"...(while he's still signing...)

pe2

When they are nasty like that, even if they did sign, I'd not want the
graph. It's soiled at that point.