Ukulele Bottom

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'''Ukelele Bottom''' is a fictional underwater town mentioned by [[Patrick Star]] in ''[[I Was a Teenage Gary]]''.
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''Ukulele Bottom'' is a fictional underwater town mentioned by [[Patrick Star]] in ''[[I Was a Teenage Gary]]''. It is estimated to have about 15000 inhabitants.''''''
  
In the episode, Patrick arrives at SpongeBob's home to pick him up for the Annual Jellyfisher's Convention in Ukelele Bottom, and SpongeBob asks [[Squidward Tentacles]] to take care of his pet snail, Gary, ''in absentia''.
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In the episode, Patrick arrives at SpongeBob's home to pick him up for the Annual Jellyfisher's Convention in Ukulele Bottom, and SpongeBob asks [[Squidward Tentacles]] to take care of his pet snail, Gary, ''in absentia''.
  
Ukelele Bottom itself is never seen in this or any other episodes, although it is presumably home to the Annual Jellyfisher's Convention for each year, which lasts a whole weekend.
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Ukulele Bottom itself is never seen in this or any other episodes, although it is presumably home to the Annual Jellyfisher's Convention for each year, which lasts a whole weekend.
  
 
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Latest revision as of 20:03, 20 March 2011

Ukulele Bottom is a fictional underwater town mentioned by Patrick Star in I Was a Teenage Gary. It is estimated to have about 15000 inhabitants.'

In the episode, Patrick arrives at SpongeBob's home to pick him up for the Annual Jellyfisher's Convention in Ukulele Bottom, and SpongeBob asks Squidward Tentacles to take care of his pet snail, Gary, in absentia.

Ukulele Bottom itself is never seen in this or any other episodes, although it is presumably home to the Annual Jellyfisher's Convention for each year, which lasts a whole weekend.

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