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It can be styx releated or not. I got my first sig from JY followed by todd then by chuck. Who's been lucky to get a jc or jp sig?

That is easy Neil Diamond i have seen him i think about 7 or 8 times now.

clint eastwood

Dave Winfield & Paul Molitor at the same time.

One of my summer league coaches ( Bill Peterson) had coached both of them when they were young. During the All Star break early on in their careers they came home( MN) and came out to one of our practices. I dont remember if Paul hit or not but when Dave Winfield hit we went outside of Dunning field to the softball field that was located beyond the left field fence. We then tried to catchthe blasts that Dave was hitting. They had to be easily traveling 400plus feet.

I got to meet Elvis, but i was at a loss for words or anything for that matter. Omg!!! i still can't believe i met him. "HOT DANG"

Babyblue wrote:I got to meet Elvis, but i was at a loss for words or anything for that matter. Omg!!! i still can't believe i met him. "HOT DANG"

You must of been really bored to bring up a four month old thread

You really got to meet elvis? Wow

Everett wrote:

Babyblue wrote:I got to meet Elvis, but i was at a loss for words or anything for that matter. Omg!!! i still can't believe i met him. "HOT DANG"

You must of been really bored to bring up a four month old thread

You really got to meet elvis? Wow

Yep i am Washing & drying the clothers & housework.lolololol Awomans work is never done.

Awwwwwww yes my boy i got to meet the King. I still get the chilles when thinking about it.I miss him to this very day.

Presidential candidate Ron Paul.

I now have his, Tommy Shaw's, Ricky Phillips's, Kevin Cronin's and Bruce Hall's .

Everett wrote:It can be styx releated or not. I got my first sig from JY followed by todd then by chuck. Who's been lucky to get a jc or jp sig?

John Panazzo and Dennis DeYoung 1981

froy wrote:

Everett wrote:It can be styx releated or not. I got my first sig from JY followed by todd then by chuck. Who's been lucky to get a jc or jp sig?

John Panazzo and Dennis DeYoung 1981

I would think they look nice next to your collection of gowan autographs and framed pics

The Iron Sheik

fsutall wrote:The Iron Sheik

Was he sober?

Babyblue wrote:I got to meet Elvis, but i was at a loss for words or anything for that matter. Omg!!! i still can't believe i met him. "HOT DANG"

I just met Elvis in the Check out line at the drug store the other day!

Boomchild wrote:

Babyblue wrote:I got to meet Elvis, but i was at a loss for words or anything for that matter. Omg!!! i still can't believe i met him. "HOT DANG"

I just met Elvis in the Check out line at the drug store the other day!

Was he healin' the sick and leadin' the blind?

Boomchild wrote:

Babyblue wrote:I got to meet Elvis, but i was at a loss for words or anything for that matter. Omg!!! i still can't believe i met him. "HOT DANG"

I just met Elvis in the Check out line at the drug store the other day!

So NOT funny newbie I met him in 74

BlackWall wrote:

Boomchild wrote:

Babyblue wrote:I got to meet Elvis, but i was at a loss for words or anything for that matter. Omg!!! i still can't believe i met him. "HOT DANG"

I just met Elvis in the Check out line at the drug store the other day!

Was he healin' the sick and leadin' the blind?

Not a fan of the man i guess

I'm not into autographs, they just aren't a big deal to me, but after talking to John Panozzo for about 20 minutes before a Styx show he asked me for my ticket stub and signed it for me. The autograph is not important to me, but the time talking to him and getting to see how cool he was did mean a lot to me.

cittadeeno23 wrote:I'm not into autographs, they just aren't a big deal to me, but after talking to John Panozzo for about 20 minutes before a Styx show he asked me for my ticket stub and signed it for me. The autograph is not important to me, but the time talking to him and getting to see how cool he was did mean a lot to me.

I fall pretty much in this category. I have had opportunities to get autographs and have just not been that interested. If something is meaningful to me, like an album cover, CD insert, program, or a book, I may ask, but I try not to have it be the cause of a problem if I do ask.


Bugsy

Babyblue wrote:

Boomchild wrote:

Babyblue wrote:I got to meet Elvis, but i was at a loss for words or anything for that matter. Omg!!! i still can't believe i met him. "HOT DANG"

I just met Elvis in the Check out line at the drug store the other day!

So NOT funny newbie I met him in 74

Just a little fun. Not meant to poke fun at the man, really. Actually I enjoyed some of his work quite a bit.

BlackWall wrote:

Boomchild wrote:

Babyblue wrote:I got to meet Elvis, but i was at a loss for words or anything for that matter. Omg!!! i still can't believe i met him. "HOT DANG"

I just met Elvis in the Check out line at the drug store the other day!

Was he healin' the sick and leadin' the blind?

No, but he was eating a peanut butter and bacon sandwich though!

The 1976 Philadelphia Phillies.
I had burst my appendix and was laid up in the hospital for six weeks as my body tried to recover from flooding itself with poison. My dad's boss got in touch with Harry Kalas (The golden throated guy you have probably heard narrating NFL films over the decades, before he passed away last year). Harry had the whole team sign a gameball for me. My mom has it still sitting on the mantle in our house to this day.

Babyblue wrote:

BlackWall wrote:

Boomchild wrote:

Babyblue wrote:I got to meet Elvis, but i was at a loss for words or anything for that matter. Omg!!! i still can't believe i met him. "HOT DANG"

I just met Elvis in the Check out line at the drug store the other day!

Was he healin' the sick and leadin' the blind?

Not a fan of the man i guess

Babyblue, I was quoting a Styx song, but I should have known no one would know "Little Suzie".

My Mom was a huge Elvis fan, and I find as I get older, I find more of an appreciation for his songs. I tend to lean more towards people who write their own material(correct me if I'm wrong, he might have written some of it), but the guy was one hell of a performer. Who wouldn't have wanted to be Elvis in his prime.

Boomchild wrote:

Babyblue wrote:

Boomchild wrote:

Babyblue wrote:I got to meet Elvis, but i was at a loss for words or anything for that matter. Omg!!! i still can't believe i met him. "HOT DANG"

I just met Elvis in the Check out line at the drug store the other day!

So NOT funny newbie I met him in 74

Just a little fun. Not meant to poke fun at the man, really. Actually I enjoyed some of his work quite a bit.

Sorry about the newbie dig. I should have realized it was just in fun.

BlackWall wrote:

Babyblue wrote:

BlackWall wrote:

Boomchild wrote:

Babyblue wrote:I got to meet Elvis, but i was at a loss for words or anything for that matter. Omg!!! i still can't believe i met him. "HOT DANG"

I just met Elvis in the Check out line at the drug store the other day!

Was he healin' the sick and leadin' the blind?

Not a fan of the man i guess

Babyblue, I was quoting a Styx song, but I should have known no one would know "Little Suzie".

My Mom was a huge Elvis fan, and I find as I get older, I find more of an appreciation for his songs. I tend to lean more towards people who write their own material(correct me if I'm wrong, he might have written some of it), but the guy was one hell of a performer. Who wouldn't have wanted to be Elvis in his prime.

I am not sure either about the song writeing.Need to go back and check all my books on him.heehee That he was Loved the TV special 68. That man had it going on big time.

Babyblue wrote:

Boomchild wrote:

Babyblue wrote:

Boomchild wrote:

Babyblue wrote:I got to meet Elvis, but i was at a loss for words or anything for that matter. Omg!!! i still can't believe i met him. "HOT DANG"

I just met Elvis in the Check out line at the drug store the other day!

So NOT funny newbie I met him in 74

Just a little fun. Not meant to poke fun at the man, really. Actually I enjoyed some of his work quite a bit.

Sorry about the newbie dig. I should have realized it was just in fun.

Thanks. I take it all in stride. If you don't it can make you go insane.

Boomchild wrote:

Babyblue wrote:

Boomchild wrote:

Babyblue wrote:

Boomchild wrote:

Babyblue wrote:I got to meet Elvis, but i was at a loss for words or anything for that matter. Omg!!! i still can't believe i met him. "HOT DANG"

I just met Elvis in the Check out line at the drug store the other day!

So NOT funny newbie I met him in 74

Just a little fun. Not meant to poke fun at the man, really. Actually I enjoyed some of his work quite a bit.

Sorry about the newbie dig. I should have realized it was just in fun.

Thanks. I take it all in stride. If you don't it can make you go insane.

That is so true

I think my very first autographs, non-Styx, was a few of the Milwaukee Brewers players, early 80's.

First Styx autographs, Dennis and JY early 90's.

I take pictures now instead of autographs

My first was Herschel Walker, but of course he grew up about 5 miles from me so had to have that one . Just recently I got Mark Richt. A few years ago I got one from Sonny Shroyer (Enos from the Dukes of Hazzard).

Kordell Stewart, I asked him to sign it Slash and he's all "My names not Slash".

eddie van halen and val at disney world 1981, got dennis at a stop light after a paradise theatre show, he rolled down the limo window signed to records and went on