NYwdwfan
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Is there a 2?
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Where in the World Isn't Bob Saget?
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Is there a 2?
Nemo14
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I have no idea why it did that.
unkadug
Follower of "Saget"The Cult
- I do
unkadug
Follower of "Saget"The Cult
Go in and un-highlight the 11th button from the left.
Time to shut the forums down again.
Nemo14
Well-Known Member
Fixed! Thanks - out of practice I guess.
unkadug
Follower of "Saget"The Cult
8 hours will do that to a person!
Sorry. I wasn't able to post poor jokes throughout the day, so I saved my humor up and I guess it actually turned out to be something funny.
Nemo14
Well-Known Member
Actually I wasn't on the computer much today anyway. But every time I tried to get on I got error messages. I immediately blamed Meg of course.
NYwdwfan
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Sorry. I wasn't able to post poor jokes throughout the day, so I saved my humor up and I guess it actually turned out to be something funny.
It was @unkadug but you're funny too...
I'm laying down and my neck was all squished and when I laughed it made me cough uncontrollably!!
I just checked during commercial on Shark Week, so yes. It is pathetic.
NYwdwfan
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Oh it's fast and furious posting right now!
What's pathetic is me sitting and hitting "reload" for 10-15 minutes at a clip aaaallllll daaaaaayyy long.
Nah, it's just a happy coincidence that we all happened to get logged in right after the site came back up!
NYwdwfan
Well-Known Member
Nah, it's just a happy coincidence that we all happened to get logged in right after the site came back up!
Yeah - I take mine back - what he said.
Arthur Wellesley
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A Photo / Trip Report Of Shark Week Proportions
Monday: July 6th, 2015
To honor this most sacred of weeks, I figured it was only fitting to pay homage to these magnificent creatures in person. So to mark the first full day of Shark Week 2015, I ventured forth to Ripley's Aquarium Of The Smokies, in beautiful downtown Gatlinburg, Tennessee. Let the shark-infested trip report commence!
Arrived at the aquarium around 2:30pm. Crowds were moderate, with still a good bit of people enjoying their nice, July 4th holiday week.
The weather outside was sunny, few clouds, and hot. But the weather inside was calling for a 100% chance of shark.
While the aquarium has a wide array of aquatic wildlife to enjoy, from stingrays to eels, jellies to penguins...today's mission was one thing, and one thing only: Sharks. So what better place to start than overlooking Shark Lagoon?
The sharks didn't seem to comprehend how famous they are this week. Or perhaps they did. Either way...here are some:
And while this photo report is supposed to revolve around our esteemed celebrities of Shark Week, I couldn't help but get a pic of this fellow as he emerged for a breath of air. Maybe he was coming up to ask when there would ever be a Sea Turtle Week.
Shark Lagoon may look nice from above, but is even more amazing from below, as it is home to a large, underwater tunnel with a moving walkway; completely submerging guests with sharky goodness.
Stay tuned for the exciting conclusion to this Shark Week photo report from the Smokies! Will we survive the underwater tunnel? Yes we will. Will there be more sharks? Obviously, yes. Did we find Bob Saget? No we didn't.
All of these suspenseful, already-answered questions will be revealed in Part II.
Monday: July 6th, 2015
To honor this most sacred of weeks, I figured it was only fitting to pay homage to these magnificent creatures in person. So to mark the first full day of Shark Week 2015, I ventured forth to Ripley's Aquarium Of The Smokies, in beautiful downtown Gatlinburg, Tennessee. Let the shark-infested trip report commence!
Arrived at the aquarium around 2:30pm. Crowds were moderate, with still a good bit of people enjoying their nice, July 4th holiday week.
The weather outside was sunny, few clouds, and hot. But the weather inside was calling for a 100% chance of shark.
While the aquarium has a wide array of aquatic wildlife to enjoy, from stingrays to eels, jellies to penguins...today's mission was one thing, and one thing only: Sharks. So what better place to start than overlooking Shark Lagoon?
The sharks didn't seem to comprehend how famous they are this week. Or perhaps they did. Either way...here are some:
And while this photo report is supposed to revolve around our esteemed celebrities of Shark Week, I couldn't help but get a pic of this fellow as he emerged for a breath of air. Maybe he was coming up to ask when there would ever be a Sea Turtle Week.
Shark Lagoon may look nice from above, but is even more amazing from below, as it is home to a large, underwater tunnel with a moving walkway; completely submerging guests with sharky goodness.
Stay tuned for the exciting conclusion to this Shark Week photo report from the Smokies! Will we survive the underwater tunnel? Yes we will. Will there be more sharks? Obviously, yes. Did we find Bob Saget? No we didn't.
All of these suspenseful, already-answered questions will be revealed in Part II.
NYwdwfan
Well-Known Member
A Photo / Trip Report Of Shark Week Proportions
Monday: July 6th, 2015
To honor this most sacred of weeks, I figured it was only fitting to pay homage to these magnificent creatures in person. So to mark the first full day of Shark Week 2015, I ventured forth to Ripley's Aquarium Of The Smokies, in beautiful downtown Gatlinburg, Tennessee. Let the shark-infested trip report commence!
Arrived at the aquarium around 2:30pm. Crowds were moderate, with still a good bit of people enjoying their nice, July 4th holiday week.
The weather outside was sunny, few clouds, and hot. But the weather inside was calling for a 100% chance of shark.
While the aquarium has a wide array of aquatic wildlife to enjoy, from stingrays to eels, jellies to penguins...today's mission was one thing, and one thing only: Sharks. So what better place to start than overlooking Shark Lagoon?
The sharks didn't seem to comprehend how famous they are this week. Or perhaps they did. Either way...here are some:
And while this photo report is supposed to revolve around our esteemed celebrities of Shark Week, I couldn't help but get a pic of this fellow as he emerged for a breath of air. Maybe he was coming up to ask when there would ever be a Sea Turtle Week.
Shark Lagoon may look nice from above, but is even more amazing from below, as it is home to a large, underwater tunnel with a moving walkway; completely submerging guests with sharky goodness.
Stay tuned for the exciting conclusion to this Shark Week photo report from the Smokies! Will we survive the underwater tunnel? Yes we will. Will there be more sharks? Obviously, yes. Did we find Bob Saget? No we didn't.
All of these suspenseful, already-answered questions will be revealed in Part II.
I can't wait to see these tomorrow on a device other than my phone.
Is the "Ripley's" the same as the Ripley's Believe it or Not people? Lettering looks the same.