Since this particular thread turned into a grammar/spelling thread I though the members would find this amusing. I was cruising on ebay and saw this particular item. I was not interested in it, but I sometimes look at signed items when I am familiar with the signature to see if I think it is real or not.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Ted-Nugent-S...item2ec5cad4de.
I read the ‘COA” of this person who calls himself ‘Theautographexpert’ with a 50 feedback. Please stop laughing. No, really. To quote: “T.A.E. has put
allot of work into bringing you.. blah blah blah. I dropped him a note letting him know that his COA would have more credibility if he did not have a misspelling in it. I prefer misspelling rather than grammatical error. He said he was reporting me to ebay for harassment and challenging his credibility. To bastardize a Kinky Friedman book title / quote – ‘You can lead a dumbass to water, but you can’t make him think.’ I like to drop notes to sellers who list unidentified signatures or have similar minor mistakes that may help them. Everyone, to a fault, is appreciative. Then you get some knucklehead like this.