Where in the World is Bob Saget?

[donaldtoo]

Did anyone remember to reserve those Saratoga Springs treehouses for the Sageteer Spring Break?

Shhh...Meg could be listening.....

 

[Soarin' Over Pgh]

Surprise! I got animal kingdom too

 

[Gabe1]

My local Taco Bell is not serving breakfast...

Argh!!!

Now I can't have a waffle egg and sausage taco!

Nuff said.

 

[Lucky]

Surprise! I got animal kingdom too

I'll trade you! I got Typhoon Lagoon.

 

[StarWarsGirl]

I'll trade you! I got Typhoon Lagoon.

I got Typhoon Lagoon too. We can be buddies!

 

[PUSH]

I guess AK and TL are the only two Disney parks now.

 

[donaldtoo]

This is what I get for skipping my own country's pavilion the last 2 visits...

That'll learn ya' ta' be more 'Mercan!

 

[donaldtoo]

What good is a friction wheel in the classroom???

For starting a fire...?

 

[Soarin' Over Pgh]

This movie is terrifying. I shouldn't be watching this before I go to sleep.

 

[Lucky]

This movie is terrifying. I shouldn't be watching this before I go to sleep.

I'll probably dream about falling down elevator shafts.

 

[JenniferS]

By the time I log on here after work, I'm often hours beyond some interesting discussions here on the Saget thread. But I wanted to comment about the excitement of practical gifts, and sometimes even recycled gifts, that can be outstanding.

Years ago my father battled Alzheimer's. He no longer could go out to a store, because he'd get lost and wander away. So, he was frustrated staying home, but wanted to find me a gift for my birthday. He looked in closets and boxes all over the house, and found an old model train locomotive and coal car. (I believe his father had given it to him when he was a kid.) He somehow remembered that I liked trains, and he gave them to me, saying it was the best he could do for my birthday present. To this day, it is the most cherished present I have ever received.

Post of the day. Thank you.

 

[donaldtoo]

By the time I log on here after work, I'm often hours beyond some interesting discussions here on the Saget thread. But I wanted to comment about the excitement of practical gifts, and sometimes even recycled gifts, that can be outstanding.

Years ago my father battled Alzheimer's. He no longer could go out to a store, because he'd get lost and wander away. So, he was frustrated staying home, but wanted to find me a gift for my birthday. He looked in closets and boxes all over the house, and found an old model train locomotive and coal car. (I believe his father had given it to him when he was a kid.) He somehow remembered that I liked trains, and he gave them to me, saying it was the best he could do for my birthday present. To this day, it is the most cherished present I have ever received.

Thanks for sharing that. It made my day.

 

[JenniferS]

Which Disney park do you belong in?
http://www.playbuzz.com/sharid/what-disney-park-do-you-belong-in
I got Typhoon Lagoon

I got Downtown Disney.
Say what?

 

[PUSH]

I got Downtown Disney.
Say what?

That's not a park...

 

[JenniferS]

That's not a park...

I know, right?!

 

[PUSH]

I know, right?!

Eh?!

 

[Lucky]

I know, right?!

You must have answered that you enjoy circling around looking for parking spaces.

 

[PUSH]

You must have answered that you enjoy circling around looking for parking spaces.

Or that you enjoy restaurants that have rupturing fish tanks.

 

[JenniferS]

I don't even like to shop.

(Please don't make me turn in my chick-card.)

 

[englanddg]

Nuff said.

It's aweful. Like a double down at KFC, though...I must have the Waffle Taco.

Just to say I did.