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With the sleeves, I think the gist is that if it's a modern one it should be ok. If it's old it might be worth replacing to be sure its acid free.

As long as you have a decent thickness mount you should be fine, it should keep the glass from touching the auto. I don't have any of my autoed 8x10's in a frame, just in the Ultra Pro sleeves in a folder. If anyone was worried about them in the sleeves I'd suggest perhaps a tissue paper type sheet inserted over the signature? It would mean you couldn't see it if flipping through but might give added protection? I've got a completed poster I'm thinking of getting framed and will definately get it double mounted and proffesionally framed.

If anyone would like to read it there is a short interview with him in today's Metro http://www.metro.co.uk/tv/867838-discovery...ours-in-siberia

Yeah i'm the same. I bought a folder and those protectiive sleeves for each autograph and have the all organised in alphabetical order in each film etc. Nice to flick through them all once you've been to a few events That's a bit too organised for me! I have mine in the Ultra Pro sleeves in a binder, is date order. The newest ones go at the back. I also stick a post it note on the back with the date I got it, the event and the name of the signee (I'm not going to forget the name of the main stars I get but it's habit now to just add the name).

Off the top of my head I'd have to pick Jaynestown as well. I love the song :)

You can pay on the day although tickets are usually a little cheaper if you pre book them (although I think if you prebook you have to book for specific trains which doesn't allow you any flexibility as you then have to be on those trains). When you arrive at Euston look for the automated ticket machines or the ticket office. Just take into account for your time schedule that there may be queues for tickets. Although you may be lucky and it might be quick don't expect it to be. I usually allow 20/30 mins for buying tickets, although I usually over estime it and have time to spare.

I was typing on my PC at my desk so no excuse really. On second thought though I'll go with I was tired and in a rush "Oh Mr Anderson would you mind just signing here please" lean over table and gets tackled by security.

Bosom? Pardon lol?! I assume that is a typo and is supposed to be 'bottom'. And not that bottom No, I think he means chest; bosom isn't solely a female term, especially in older times. Shakespeare uses it in obviously masculine context such as "The sons of Edward sleep in Abraham’s bosom." in Richard III. And in Henry V if I remember rightly, Falstaff is referred to as having gone to Arthur's bosom. Hamlet refers to "The soul of Nero enter this firm bosom" and Macbeth refers to "My bosom franchised and allegiance clear". Abrham, Arthur, Macbeth and Hamlet. 4 blokes. If they've got bosoms, then so has RDA (OK, I'll grant it's a bit archaic, or possibly at best poetic, these days, but it's not exclusively a female body part). I is a lady Having reread my post I have no idea what I intended to say. I think it should have ended "complete with his sig on" as that makes sense. I've no idea where bosom came from. Maybe I have a rude but prudish ghost who typed before I posted?

I love the US Law & Order series and have watched the UK version. The UK stories are all refilmed from US episodes, and adapted for the UK differences, sometimes I've watched the UK ones and remembered the story line. The UK ones are good.

It is difficult to decide isn't it. I've got 2 posters that I'd like to get signed as 1 would essentially be complete with his sig on bosom. I'm not sure if I want something personalised if he is doing it or not. I don't want my name on the poster as it would look odd, however it would be nice to have something signed to me like an 8x10......decisions decisions.....

Depending on what the problem was and if you feel it was more than an annoyance send SM an email stating where/when. Feedback always helps. I found it quite hard to hear what some of the audience were asking in the talks as well but thankfully Ben repeated the questions before answering. I think the talk area needs a lid on to keep sound in/out

Katie was very busy but she was signing fairly quickly. Ben's was also reasonable.

I saw him quickly today, he was quite busy but it wasn't too rushed and he was very nice. He was allowing posed photo's.

I know what you mean. Sometimes it so hard when you really want to see someone but RL says 'no way'.

From what I can remember she was busy but Katee Sackoff and Ms Locken were busier.

Will you stop posting an irrelevant photo in all the threads please.

I was in Ben's talk as well. I don't think it was that he didn't like doing SG1, just that it was very different in set up to what he was used to on Farscape. Also it's got to be pretty difficult going in to a very established show as the new main man over the other cast.

Just remember that when you get inside the venue to go to the guest area and get your virtual queue tickets before you do anything else if you can. As QS said when you get to meet the guests depends upon how low/high your ticket number is so don't get distracted by the booths. Get your VQ tickets first, getting them in order of the busiest guest first if you can (ie, Bill, then Ben and Virginia...) then, once you have them, you have all the time in the world to look around whilst you are waiting for your numbers to be called through.

However none of them have come on the organisers forum to tell everyone that they broke the rules though. Lets face it, there are people who will always think it doesn't apply to them and there is nothing that can be done about it. If they ban camera's and recording equipment (remember this includes most modern phones now as well) how do you enforce it? Search everyone and their bags before they enter the queue? I usually come to these events on my own so wouldn't have anyone I can leave my camera with outside of the queue. It is easier to see if a camera is in a position to be used or not, you simply insist that they are put back in their case when in the queue but it's not so easy with a phone.

"I'm sorry, there isn't enough room for me to sign, do you have something bigger?"

You aren't kidding! I've been lucky enough to get a few costume pieces and my mum in particular takes the **** out of me when she remembers I've got them. She keeps telling me she has some worn tshirts she'll sell me for £100.

A lot of actors these days don't list their age to prevent them being typecast into certain age rolls. I.e if he looks young he'll still get young rolls but if they know he's (for example) really 45, he might start only getting 'dad' rolls and stuff. No harm in asking, if he doesnt wish to answer he won't.

I don't think I'd be able to attend but I really want to see Ryan so I hope you are able to get him for one of the Collectormania's.

I heard that report on the news the other day. The thing is as well is that apparently most of the banks are phasing the Electron out anyway. There is always supposed to be a free way to pay but they do seem to make that option as difficult as possible.