signed goofball

**demorgan** · November 30th, 2009

MsMod, would you take a look at this goofball and give me your opinion please.

here is the ebay item number 260513237456

**Moderator** · November 30th, 2009

It could come with a 24K gold COA and still be worthless--they mean nothing. Steve doesn't do golf tournaments, doesn't play golf and doesn't have any association with Fairway Gallery's. I realize it would be difficult to sign a golf ball but IMO, that isn't Steve's signature.

**demorgan** · November 30th, 2009

Originally Posted by Moderator

It could come with a 24K gold COA and still be worthless--they mean nothing. Steve doesn't do golf tournaments, doesn't play golf and doesn't have any association with Fairway Gallery's. I realize it would be difficult to sign a golf ball but IMO, that isn't Steve's signature.

Thank you so very much.

**PatInTheHat** · November 30th, 2009

~Whew!~
Holy Smoke, ya sure had me goin' for just a little minute there home skillet

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Thought I mighta had me one of them serious black outs...was just about to get all butt nekked and check myself out in front of a full length mirror

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Yeah I know, you think your tellin' me

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Why the last time, that resulted in my unfortunate burden >>-----

...well, that is until "The Miracle"!

**seanryan** · December 2nd, 2009

doesn't play golf

Yet another reason to respect him.

**Haunted** · December 3rd, 2009

Originally Posted by seanryan

Yet another reason to respect him.

HEY!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I happen to love the links.

BUT both writing and golf are obsessive pursuits, YES?. I don't think anyone has the energy to pursue both and be successful. Examples being Mr. King and his wondrous writings and Tiger Woods and his extraordinary athletic golf adventures

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**Machine's Way** · December 3rd, 2009

Originally Posted by Haunted

Tiger Woods and his extraordinary athletic golf adventures

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What about his "Extraordinary womanizing Adventures" ?

**The Outsider** · December 3rd, 2009

I looked it up, and the golf ball is signed by Stephen Dunlop, and someone just hid the "Dunlop" part very carfully, but when I looked at it, even though the bid was out, it said "Stephen King Dunlop". So, case solved completely, evidence standing. And, btw, king is not this gentleman's middle name, so either the seller was trying to deceive us or they made the mistake.