The RAREST and most VALUABLE signature to possibly get on a Y THE LAST MAN #1

[User 01001010]

 

Maybe a Madonna sig on the Playboy she was in?

 

have you seen her lately? you may make her cry seeing what she used to look like... warning the image may be disturbing to some viewers. I present to you, Zombie Madonna

 

 

j

[EvilAsh]

 

Maybe a Madonna sig on the Playboy she was in?

 

have you seen her lately? you may make her cry seeing what she used to look like... warning the image may be disturbing to some viewers. I present to you, Zombie Madonna

 

 

j

 

 

[Theagenes]

 

Maybe a Madonna sig on the Playboy she was in?

 

have you seen her lately? you may make her cry seeing what she used to look like... warning the image may be disturbing to some viewers. I present to you, Zombie Madonna

 

 

j

 

WTF!!!!

[User 01001010]

 

WTF!!!!

 

exactly

 

 

j

[DarkKnightReturns]

 

Maybe a Madonna sig on the Playboy she was in?

 

have you seen her lately? you may make her cry seeing what she used to look like... warning the image may be disturbing to some viewers. I present to you, Zombie Madonna

 

 

j

 

 

:sick::sick::sick::sick::sick:

 

[User 01001010]

i'm surprised no had said that they'd still "tap that"...

 

j

[MedicAR]

Both Yeager and Armstrong will sign if you catch them at an avaition or space convention.

 

Armstrong declines all requests now. A friend of mine's niece worked for him for about three years and she didn't manage to come away with more than one. He's very nice and still poses for pictures, but just refuses to sign.

 

Chuck Yeager will sign for a price. I can't recall if it's his wife or daughter that is so protective of him. I want to say he's in the $150-200 range when he does sign.

[spideyfan88]

well the fact that you can pay for a Yeagar sig makes it less rare in my books

[Chespirito]

My father in law has an Armstrong signature that he got back in the 70s....

[NYComics]

WTF!!! that madonna photo is freaking gross, i always thought she was ugly but god damn she is decaying!!!

 

and i dont think any celeb or sports figure is more important then watson, maybe more money cuz theres more insufficiently_thoughtful_persons in this world then people who know about history, more people know madonna then watson but i think watsons WAYYY more important then any celeb or sports figure.

 

also i would have neil armstrong sign that y the last man that would be cool.

[SideOrderOfBrains]

I would tap that minus the arms and legs (they would probably be gross too), so as a stump i would.

[NYComics]

[SideOrderOfBrains]

, how long you known me? You should know you can't take everything i say seriously

[He11blazer]

 

Very interesting and unusual sig!

 

I read his book 'The Double Helix' a while ago. He comes across as quite a casual student who got lucky in finding genius colleagues to work with! You could put that down to humility on his part of course. I do think it's a great shame though that Rosalind Franklin did not share the Nobel prize, due to her untimely death and the fact that Nobel prizes cannot be awarded posthumously. By all accounts - including Watson's - her contribution was crucial. Watson and Crick would simply not have been able to guess at and build their model without Rosalind's data.

 

To say Watson 'discovered' DNA is a convenient simplification. The existence of DNA was well known, and there were already those who theorised that it could be the genetic molecule. Watson and Crick made the leap of nailing down its molecular structure, which they were only able to do with Rosalind's expert crystallography.

 

I've got a photo somewhere that I took of their DNA model at London's Science Museum a couple of years ago. It's amazing to look at after reading the account of their fumbling attempts and then the stroke of genius that brought it all together.

 

I love science history

[NYComics]

awesome informative post!