His facebook friends are hounding him for an autograph. He then mentioned that he regularly walks past Abe "FIsh" / "Salvatore 'Sal' Tessio" Vigota, Sting, the Jonas Bros, etc.

Although the only one on the list I'd want a picture with is Fish, I'm not usually an autograph person. How about you? Yes or No.

A snippet or two of conversation might be personally more enriching than a piece of paper. Maybe I'd say something like....."Hey....I live right up the street....ummmmm...if you ever need to take a bath or something, or even just want to blow a joint and relax, stop by..."

That's just me though.

I've met a few celebs in my time (very few), and I enjoyed speaking casually with them.

It never occurred to me to ask her to get an autograph, they just aren't something I'm into or care to collect.

She's also cooked for PGA tour events (Tiger Woods), political fund raisers with various Kennedy's and Clintons present, many other of New Englands wealthy. etc. etc.

If she ever works another PGA event, could you please ask her to get Tiger to sign a photo for FGM?

Then I was lucky enough to meet so many of my idols that it meant more to actually talk with them.

Those are the memories that stick with me.

Now that being said...I'm converting the old dining room into a "music" room with memorabilia and stuff. I will be displaying my David Lee Roth signed album. Hell yeah. That and the glove I got from Michael Jackson when I spent the night at Neverland Ranch.

Never asked for an autograph. Just shook hands and said hello. Told Denzel I loved his movies.

In retrospect, it would have been cool if he would have been able to sign my copy of the book to which I referred him.

Although, I would still walk away from the celeb I don't recognize or care about.

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She is tiny. I mean really tiny. Short, thin and really small waist. She was on base going to the carrier that was deploying. I didn't really pay her or Kid Rock much attention, to be honest. She was wearing a form fitting dress, and looked nice. Kid Rock looked like a bum, but that's his thing, I guess.

I'd rather just talk to him.

It is always interesting (to me) to see how they act/react with their "fans" at the moment of meet and greet.

Some I have been very disappointed in and some very pleased and surprised.

This last round I got to get autographs from Elvira (super - I posted a pic of that on here), Linda Blair (disappointing - she had a charity agenda she was more interested in lecturing about), and

Dawn Wells (Mary-Ann from Gilligan's Island - she was a charmer).

One of the more memorable encounters, was Linda Lovelace (just a short time before her death).

She was absolutely one of the nicest, gentle, and peaceful souls I have ever met.

Only talked to her for about 20 minutes, but was so touched by her that when I heard of her passing, I actually got a little misty eyed.