Nugent vs Autograph hounds
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Nugent vs Autograph hounds
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XOq84IYRHr8[/youtube]
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Re: Nugent vs Autograph hounds
Uncle Ted should take his nastiest hunting gear and pay that Galvin Moondust scam dude a visit!KISStrooper wrote:Top Man !!!!!
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Re: Nugent vs Autograph hounds
When he says "this guitar is worth $60.00 but if you use your head it could be worth thousands"- No Ted, it isn't going to be.. 
feel free to feel offended, cyber-bullied, put out, outside of the clique, side-lined, marginalised or just generally have the piss taken out of. However it's a JOKE!-Nick's Mirth World!
Re: Nugent vs Autograph hounds
It's a funny clip but these 'stars' that begrudge people making a few quid from an autograph are missing the point. Just sign it or take $30 off them each one but for every one he signs there are dozens for sale by fakers who have made no effort to track down a celebrity but have simply faked a signature and coa and will charge just as the guy who gets hold of a real one. The fakers are the biggest problem.
Not that anyone needs reminding but Galvinmoondust's definition of a 'great find' is a scabby old kiss lp at a car boot sale that he buys for 10p, takes home and writes on himself and then charges £150. I'd pay Ted to sign his name on that guy..
Not that anyone needs reminding but Galvinmoondust's definition of a 'great find' is a scabby old kiss lp at a car boot sale that he buys for 10p, takes home and writes on himself and then charges £150. I'd pay Ted to sign his name on that guy..