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Where in the World Isn't Bob Saget?

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Arthur Wellesley

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A text from Bob at his new destination this week. For the exotic prize of one (1) clipboard of fun...where in the world is Bob Saget?

"Hey Sageteers,
So last week I journeyed to the top of Klyuchevskaya Sopka, the 9th tallest mountain in Russia. This week, I decided to visit a much more popular Cité where I've always wanted to explore. While this is my very first visit to this beautiful, 315-ft-tall establishment, some people frequent the place religiously. Such glorious architecture, it's quite a shame I wasn't alive back between the 12th & 14th centuries to witness her being built. Now if only I can keep Uncle Joey from playing on the flying buttresses before we all get kicked out permanently. This is definitely a place which appeals to the masses, and I have a hunch I will be coming back again real soon!"
 
Goofyernmost

Goofyernmost

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Arthur Wellesley said:
A text from Bob at his new destination this week. For the exotic prize of one (1) clipboard of fun...where in the world is Bob Saget?

"Hey Sageteers,
So last week I journeyed to the top of Klyuchevskaya Sopka, the 9th tallest mountain in Russia. This week, I decided to visit a much more popular Cité where I've always wanted to explore. While this is my very first visit to this beautiful, 315-ft-tall establishment, some people frequent the place religiously. Such glorious architecture, it's quite a shame I wasn't alive back between the 12th & 14th centuries to witness her being built. Now if only I can keep Uncle Joey from playing on the flying buttresses before we all get kicked out permanently. This is definitely a place which appeals to the masses, and I have a hunch I will be coming back again real soon!"
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I don't think you understand the heart of this thread. We do not want to know where he is, no matter how outlandish it may seem, we want to know where he isn't. Judging from that post, however, I would think that it is not necessary for me to check behind my couch at least before tomorrow. He won't be there!
 
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Arthur Wellesley

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Goofyernmost said:
I don't think you understand the heart of this thread. We do not want to know where he is, no matter how outlandish it may seem, we want to know where he isn't. Judging from that post, however, I would think that it is not necessary for me to check behind my couch at least before tomorrow. He won't be there!
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Oh believe me, I get it. But Bob doesn't. :facepalm:

That's why he keeps sending me these text messages every week as to his whereabouts. As to the clues he sent this week, I'm guessing he's either at Mt. Vernon, or the St. Louis arch.
I was never any good at these. No clipboard of fun for me, I guess. :oops:
 
JenniferS

JenniferS

When you're the leader, you don't have to follow.
Arthur Wellesley said:
A text from Bob at his new destination this week. For the exotic prize of one (1) clipboard of fun...where in the world is Bob Saget?

"Hey Sageteers,
So last week I journeyed to the top of Klyuchevskaya Sopka, the 9th tallest mountain in Russia. This week, I decided to visit a much more popular Cité where I've always wanted to explore. While this is my very first visit to this beautiful, 315-ft-tall establishment, some people frequent the place religiously. Such glorious architecture, it's quite a shame I wasn't alive back between the 12th & 14th centuries to witness her being built. Now if only I can keep Uncle Joey from playing on the flying buttresses before we all get kicked out permanently. This is definitely a place which appeals to the masses, and I have a hunch I will be coming back again real soon!"
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Brussels Town Hall?

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acishere

acishere

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JenniferS said:
You realize of course, that I've not seen The Wolf of Wall Street, but yeah, probably just like that.
There's a reason that I seldom take anything stronger than a single regular strength Advil.
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Leo once again ran into some issues with a door.
 
acishere

acishere

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Arthur Wellesley said:
A text from Bob at his new destination this week. For the exotic prize of one (1) clipboard of fun...where in the world is Bob Saget?

"Hey Sageteers,
So last week I journeyed to the top of Klyuchevskaya Sopka, the 9th tallest mountain in Russia. This week, I decided to visit a much more popular Cité where I've always wanted to explore. While this is my very first visit to this beautiful, 315-ft-tall establishment, some people frequent the place religiously. Such glorious architecture, it's quite a shame I wasn't alive back between the 12th & 14th centuries to witness her being built. Now if only I can keep Uncle Joey from playing on the flying buttresses before we all get kicked out permanently. This is definitely a place which appeals to the masses, and I have a hunch I will be coming back again real soon!"
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Notre Dame. Either the church or the college. Not a good idea to risk going to either.
 
PUSH

PUSH

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Original Poster
Arthur Wellesley said:
A text from Bob at his new destination this week. For the exotic prize of one (1) clipboard of fun...where in the world is Bob Saget?

"Hey Sageteers,
So last week I journeyed to the top of Klyuchevskaya Sopka, the 9th tallest mountain in Russia. This week, I decided to visit a much more popular Cité where I've always wanted to explore. While this is my very first visit to this beautiful, 315-ft-tall establishment, some people frequent the place religiously. Such glorious architecture, it's quite a shame I wasn't alive back between the 12th & 14th centuries to witness her being built. Now if only I can keep Uncle Joey from playing on the flying buttresses before we all get kicked out permanently. This is definitely a place which appeals to the masses, and I have a hunch I will be coming back again real soon!"
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It's not fair that I'm never here when Bob share these clues!
 
JenniferS

JenniferS

When you're the leader, you don't have to follow.
One little task crossed off my Disney To-Do List.
10 dated envelopes for each room, each containing $3.00 for Mousekeeping.

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Here's hoping Ski & the GF remember to set out an envelope on the pillow each morning.

The stickers are a hold-over from when my kids were little. Old habits die hard. At least these envelopes aren't plastered with 15-20 stickers each. :joyfull:
 

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