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Where in the World Isn't Bob Saget?

Arthur Wellesley

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I just now realized that I've never set up a contingency plan on what to do if I ever did encounter Bob Saget. :confused:

Sure it's fun to joke around about places where we haven't seen him, but what if the unthinkable ever happens? The world is getting smaller, as they say, and Bob is a free man to roam at will. What if one afternoon you find yourself browsing your favorite grocery store aisle, and suddenly you turn a corner and...presto...Saget! How would you react?

If it was a celebrity such as Gary Busey, the standard protocol would be to soil yourself & play dead, as to quickly divert an attack.

But Bob is a more complicated species. He is gentle most times, with only the bare minimal of public outbursts. I'm assuming a calm, slow extension of hand would gesture him an offering of friendship & lack of hostility. If he accepts your extended hand with his own, then a friendship bond has successfully been made. But what to say during such a process? Do you maintain silence and strict eye contact only? Or would eye contact trigger fear or aggression? Do you initiate a conversation on past TV appearances he's been in?

These things can be tricky, and should never be overlooked.
 

PUSH

Well-Known Member
Original Poster
I just now realized that I've never set up a contingency plan on what to do if I ever did encounter Bob Saget. :confused:

Sure it's fun to joke around about places where we haven't seen him, but what if the unthinkable ever happens? The world is getting smaller, as they say, and Bob is a free man to roam at will. What if one afternoon you find yourself browsing your favorite grocery store aisle, and suddenly you turn a corner and...presto...Saget! How would you react?

If it was a celebrity such as Gary Busey, the standard protocol would be to soil yourself & play dead, as to quickly divert an attack.

But Bob is a more complicated species. He is gentle most times, with only the bare minimal of public outbursts. I'm assuming a calm, slow extension of hand would gesture him an offering of friendship & lack of hostility. If he accepts your extended hand with his own, then a friendship bond has successfully been made. But what to say during such a process? Do you maintain silence and strict eye contact only? Or would eye contact trigger fear or aggression? Do you initiate a conversation on past TV appearances he's been in?

These things can be tricky, and should never be overlooked.
I've found the sure-fire way of making a bond with someone is to talk about the evils of Meg. That's something everyone can relate to.
 

Wrangler-Rick

Just Horsing Around…
Premium Member
I just now realized that I've never set up a contingency plan on what to do if I ever did encounter Bob Saget. :confused:

Sure it's fun to joke around about places where we haven't seen him, but what if the unthinkable ever happens? The world is getting smaller, as they say, and Bob is a free man to roam at will. What if one afternoon you find yourself browsing your favorite grocery store aisle, and suddenly you turn a corner and...presto...Saget! How would you react?

If it was a celebrity such as Gary Busey, the standard protocol would be to soil yourself & play dead, as to quickly divert an attack.

But Bob is a more complicated species. He is gentle most times, with only the bare minimal of public outbursts. I'm assuming a calm, slow extension of hand would gesture him an offering of friendship & lack of hostility. If he accepts your extended hand with his own, then a friendship bond has successfully been made. But what to say during such a process? Do you maintain silence and strict eye contact only? Or would eye contact trigger fear or aggression? Do you initiate a conversation on past TV appearances he's been in?

These things can be tricky, and should never be overlooked.

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unkadug

Follower of "Saget"The Cult
I just now realized that I've never set up a contingency plan on what to do if I ever did encounter Bob Saget. :confused:

Sure it's fun to joke around about places where we haven't seen him, but what if the unthinkable ever happens? The world is getting smaller, as they say, and Bob is a free man to roam at will. What if one afternoon you find yourself browsing your favorite grocery store aisle, and suddenly you turn a corner and...presto...Saget! How would you react?

If it was a celebrity such as Gary Busey, the standard protocol would be to soil yourself & play dead, as to quickly divert an attack.

But Bob is a more complicated species. He is gentle most times, with only the bare minimal of public outbursts. I'm assuming a calm, slow extension of hand would gesture him an offering of friendship & lack of hostility. If he accepts your extended hand with his own, then a friendship bond has successfully been made. But what to say during such a process? Do you maintain silence and strict eye contact only? Or would eye contact trigger fear or aggression? Do you initiate a conversation on past TV appearances he's been in?

These things can be tricky, and should never be overlooked.
When confronted with the uncomfortable task of dealing with those in the public spotlight never initiate a conversation regarding any of their work or accomplishments. Talk about the mundane like the weather or how all the markets carts have one wobbly wheel.

This will make them at ease and less likely to attack.
 

englanddg

One Little Spark...
But Gary could be under your bed or lurking in the closet...
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Nemo14

Well-Known Member
Bob Saget is not hiding in Hubby's laundry hamper.
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Nor is he hiding under Hubby's pile of dirty clothes.
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And believe it or not, he is not lurking anywhere in the five feet that separate Hubby's laundry hamper from his dirty clothes.
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Curious and curiouser.

Last night I noticed that Bob was not hiding in our dishwasher nor was he under the dirty dishes DH left on top of the counter over said dishwasher...hmmmmmm....
 
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NYwdwfan

Well-Known Member

unkadug

Follower of "Saget"The Cult
I'm going to start something new.

I save my wake-up pictures in a folder on my desktop. As I use them I delete them. I collect them on the weekend also, but only post them here during the week because sometimes there will be a picture that just isn't funny, or I don't really understand , or don't think it is worthy of this thread, or etc. SO I have backups if that day's picture is a dud.

So when the folder reaches a certain point I have decided to do a purge here and let you guys see what you missed.
 

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