
Celebrities Will Sign Anything by alice gray
October 24th, 2006 9:32 PMAs mentioned in Restroom Photography, the hardest part of this task was finding a paper toilet seat cover. Midwesterners are either too Rockwellian or too cheap to supply them. The only place I found any was in the airport.

I was in the airport because we were bringing Danger Hotbod to his flight to Samoa. He has joined the Peace Corps and we won't see much of him for the next two years.

Having finally found one, I stashed it away until I could convince Bruce Schneier to sign it.


For further evidence that this is actually Mr. Schneier's signature, I offer a comparison:


I didn't feel comfortable asking him if I could take his picture signing it. I did tell him about SF0. He was not at all sure he was famous enough for this task. I said I thought it'd be okay.
I really don't know what to do with the darn thing now, though. Ideas welcome.
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the encrypted message here, in case you want to try uncoding it: OHOE OEYN KBTJ
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I'd like to see that end up back in a dispenser.
did you not like the last book, or is it your sense of fitting thrift that urges you to recommend such an action, Connor? I suppose I could make tissue paper roses, or something. Or use it for giftwrap.
Tissue paper roses would be great, especially if the signature were visible on a petal.
I mean to say that I like the idea of going into a bathroom stall, pulling out a toilet seat cover, and getting one that has been signed. It would be awesomenss.
How about putting it into one of his books at the local library? An unsigned book with a signed toilet seat cover inside? I'd be confused.
this exchange made Bruce Schneier fame-itude more futuristic, I thought.
http://433.livejournal.com/378770.html?view=2101906#t2101906
today I seriously considered returning the seat cover to the airport dispenser, but just didn't feel good about it. Slipping it inside the dust jacket of his books in the library is the best idea. Thanks, Ana.
Could it be converted into a book jacket?