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What is the real deal with Bob Saget
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rsoxguy
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Please allow me to bring some light to the darkness that is your inquisitive mind.
Bob Saget, or the individual using that persona on this forum, started life the way that most of us begin our human existence. He was a spry lad with loving parents. A home, overalls, and a bicycle were all that he needed for joy and mirth throughout his happy little childhood. He soon grew to be a fine young man, going to trade school in order to avoid work in the depths of the local coal mines. He soon mastered the art of plumbing, and began a small business that helped him to save enough money to order a Russian bride. As fate would have it, he met a sweet local girl and used the money to buy baseball cards instead. As the years passed, he joined this forum in order to share his passion for Walt Disney World with the internet fan community. Oh, the days became weeks as he shared his own form of wit while also imparting bits of knowledge and advice. However, underneath this seemingly ideal life there festered a dark side of the Bobster, a secret that proved to be his downfall. You see, Bob was cheating old ladies of their hard earned and earnestly saved money by charging them for water heater repairs that were not necessary. Bob had gone into debt with a local Mafia run baseball card shop, and they had threatened the functioning health of his thumbs if he didn't settle the debt, in their words, "As soon as yuz see us coming". Alas, Bob began attempting unnecessary plumbing repairs throughout his community. His downfall began with a customer name Nellie. Unknown to Bob, she was a retired plumber, who left the business due to a combination of failing eyesight and just plain laziness. She was able to discern Bob's dishonest assessment of her plumbing problems, and Bob's web of dishonest business practices was soon unraveled. Why did this create a problem here on the forum? Nellie's Forum name. Nemo14! Bob is now just a shell of his former self. A small shell.
Bob Saget, or the individual using that persona on this forum, started life the way that most of us begin our human existence. He was a spry lad with loving parents. A home, overalls, and a bicycle were all that he needed for joy and mirth throughout his happy little childhood. He soon grew to be a fine young man, going to trade school in order to avoid work in the depths of the local coal mines. He soon mastered the art of plumbing, and began a small business that helped him to save enough money to order a Russian bride. As fate would have it, he met a sweet local girl and used the money to buy baseball cards instead. As the years passed, he joined this forum in order to share his passion for Walt Disney World with the internet fan community. Oh, the days became weeks as he shared his own form of wit while also imparting bits of knowledge and advice. However, underneath this seemingly ideal life there festered a dark side of the Bobster, a secret that proved to be his downfall. You see, Bob was cheating old ladies of their hard earned and earnestly saved money by charging them for water heater repairs that were not necessary. Bob had gone into debt with a local Mafia run baseball card shop, and they had threatened the functioning health of his thumbs if he didn't settle the debt, in their words, "As soon as yuz see us coming". Alas, Bob began attempting unnecessary plumbing repairs throughout his community. His downfall began with a customer name Nellie. Unknown to Bob, she was a retired plumber, who left the business due to a combination of failing eyesight and just plain laziness. She was able to discern Bob's dishonest assessment of her plumbing problems, and Bob's web of dishonest business practices was soon unraveled. Why did this create a problem here on the forum? Nellie's Forum name. Nemo14! Bob is now just a shell of his former self. A small shell.
I know but why did he leave the site?
Goofyernmost
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He got bad ratings and was cancelled. Not the first time, I might add. 
Darth Tater
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I destroyed him.
StarWarsGirl
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- In the Parks
- No
It was epic.
Goofyernmost
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But seriously...we are all going to feel really bad if we find out that something bad has happened to good ole Bob. I did see him post one response a couple of weeks ago, but that has been the extent of it. It might be something I said, I don't know.
I do miss that incredible sense of humor though.
I do miss that incredible sense of humor though.
StarWarsGirl
Well-Known Member
- In the Parks
- No
But seriously...we are all going to feel really bad if we find out that something bad has happened to good ole Bob. I did see him post one response a couple of weeks ago, but that has been the extent of it. It might be something I said, I don't know.
Nah. Tater threw him off a ledge. Nothing bad really
Darth Tater
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A good sense of humor is contagious. Perhaps Bob's genius will rub off on us, if it hasn't already.But seriously...we are all going to feel really bad if we find out that something bad has happened to good ole Bob. I did see him post one response a couple of weeks ago, but that has been the extent of it. It might be something I said, I don't know.
Darth Tater
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I can almost certainly guarantee you he is not offended by any of us. Bob's feelings do not easily shatter.It might be something I said, I don't know.
Unless, of course, you throw his Clipboard Of Fun into the ocean. Thanks a lot...STAMOS!!!!!
Nemo14
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dave&di
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I don't get it but lots has liked it, is it just me? Is it cos I'm English and don't know enough about Bob Saget? Was it a good old English King Edwards potato?
Nemo14
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I don't get it but lots has liked it, is it just me? Is it cos I'm English and don't know enough about Bob Saget? Was it a good old English King Edwards potato?
It happened on the Saget thread.
dave&di
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Ahh, I lost the plot with that one 5676 pages in! Thanks!
