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1953, March 29, 03:33 PM:
Bob Franklin is born in Montgomery County Hospital, Dayton, Ohio.
1963: Bob Franklin and his friend Phil in Columbus, Ohio manufactured
custom skateboards in Bob's parents garage, and sold them to a small
store located in the 600 block west side of High Street in
Worthington, Ohio for several months. Note: The idea of skateboards
originally began in Southern California by surfboarders along the
coast in the late 1950s.
1965: First Place in the Cubs
Scouts
Pinewood Derby, Sharon Elementary
School, Foster Avenue, Columbus, Ohio.
Prize: Trophy.
1965:
First Place in the Columbus Dispatcher regional paperboy new customer sales contest.
Prize: Weekend trip: visit the
Fort Knox Army Base and have lunch at
military mess hall, overnight stay at the
Brown Hotel, Louisville, Kentucky and
see the outside of the
United States Bullion Depository,
Fort Knox, Kentucky.
1963, 64 or 65: Interviewed by country singer Jimmy Dean on a local TV
show at the Ohio
State Fair.
Link missing.
1972 or 73 contestant on The Dating Game Show.
Link missing.
1972-1985:
Back to the Future
"I hate manure": Bob's birth name is Robert Franklin Menear.
In 1975 Bob stopped using his last name. Since a young age people have
called Bob Menear "manure" as a joke. BTW, be careful about
calling those Menears' "manure" because the Chairman, CEO and President of
Home Depot is
Craig Menear.
Further explanation pending.
Note: The aforesaid is an alleged
hypothetical assumption without any proof.
1975-1984:
Wrote ten songs.
1975 or 76:
Escort to the Queen of the Artists and Models Ball located
at the Beverly Wilshire Hotel, Beverly Hills, California.
1975-2014:
Owner of Bob Franklin Electric, California State
Contractors License No.: 310093.
(worked for numerous famous Hollywood movie stars, musicians, singers, comedians,
writers, directors, politicians, etc.)
1977: Franklin Security Systems was incorporated in California.
1977: Franklin Signal Corporation was incorporated in California.
1977: Franklin Security Systems (renamed Tabūla Mentis in 1991)
began using and installing microcomputers in the form of digital
programmers-communicators manufactured by Franklin Signal Corporation in
Clear Lake, Wisconsin that led to experimenting with robotics,
artificial intelligence, artificial minds, and wireless tablets-slate
remote control computers in the 1980s. Note: Microsoft™
began in 1975 two years before Franklin Security Systems and Apple™
began in 1976 one year before Franklin Security Systems.
1977-1990:
President of Franklin Security Systems, California State
Alarm Company License No.: LA001984.
(worked for numerous famous Hollywood movie stars, musicians, singers, comedians,
writers, directors, politicians, etc.)
1979: Used the name "Volt" for an experimental electric pickup truck.
Related link.
1981: City of Los Angeles Hardwired Smoke Alarm Permit Fee Increase:
In 1981 when Bob changed the title of a 1977 religious song originally
inspired by the song
Dust In the Wind by Kansas from "We Can Live
Forever" to
Franklinstein the City of Los
Angeles city counsel passed an emergency ordinance increasing the fee
for hardwired smoke alarms by seventeen-fold. Bob's company Franklin
Security Systems lost $65,000.00 due to the sudden change.
Further explanation pending.
1980-1990s movies and songs by other writers/recording artists inspired in part by
yours truly?:
Note 1: The below
with an asterisk afterwards are an alleged
hypothetical assumption without any proof.
Note 2: As Bob discovers and remembers more connections they will be
posted below.
● 1980 ‒
Supertramp: Take the long way home.*
● 1983-1995 ‒
Animotion: Obsession. Several of the
band members of
Animotion did some musical and
production work for Bob prior to, and after Animotion became
successful. If you listen closely it is difficult to tell if the word
"but" or "Bob" is being mentioned in the song Obsession. Bob took an
original CD copy of the song into a professional recording studio and
carefully played it over back, and forth, and could not tell which
word was being used. By the time
Super Bowl XIX
had aired on Sunday January 20, 1985 Animotion's song Obsession was #5
on worldwide charts and had stayed there for weeks, if not for months.
● 1984 ‒
Scorpions: Rock You Like A Hurricane.*
Song by Bob titled Love That
Rock'n' Music has a hurricane sound in the intro created
by Ann, a girlfriend of
Bill Wadhams. Bill Wadhams is the
lead male vocalist for the band Animotion. Back then Bob also worked
for the Scorpions PR
manager
Norman Winter.
Further explanation
pending.
● 1984-1985 ‒
Eddie Money called Bob asking for
directions how to get to a popular Hollywood night club that he was
going to be performing at later that day. Eddie mentioned he would
give Bob free tickets for that night's performance if Bob would
provide him with directions. Bob knowing he was being played jokingly told
Eddie he did not need instructions from him for how to get to the
club, so Eddie went on to say how he use to be a New York NYPD police
officer before becoming a popular recording artist knowing Bob was in
the armed burglar alarm company business. What this has to do with
anything is up to debate?
● 1985 ‒
Tears For Fears: Everybody Wants To Rule The World.*
Further explanation pending.
●
1986 ‒
Peter Gabriel: Big
Time.* The voice "Hi There" in the intro and at the ending sounds
exactly like Bob's voice that may have been
taken from Bob's business telephone answering machine or made to sound
exactly like the intro from the answering machine.
Further explanation pending.
● 1986-1987: George
Harrison.* A song, possibly a promo song, about an Eskimo Indian
inspired in part by the radio commercial titled
Decahedreon.
Link missing.
Further explanation pending.
●
1987-1988: Grunts by Bob Franklin featured in a late-1980s rock song
by a popular local band
(name missing)
from Southern California.
Link missing.
Further explanation pending.
● 1988 ‒
The movie Big directed by Penny Marshall.*
● 1999 ‒
The Matrix.* When
Tabūla Mentis thesis was created
in 1991 by Bob Franklin a year
later playwright
Thomas Althouse claimed his
1992 screenplay "The Immortals" had many similarities to the
1999 sci-fi action film "The Matrix" which coincidentally has
an eerie resemblance to the
Metapeople™
by Bob Franklin. The Metapeople™
humanoid thinking processes at the time were based on a preproduction
lensless beta technology developed earlier back in
1991 by Bob that utilized realistic futuristic artificial intelligence
technology (artificial brain) and practical mind uploading
innovational ideas that would allow humans to
accomplish immortality here on planet Earth by the year 2045. More
recently Bob has been working on a new book series based on the
Metapeople™
titled
Twenty Forty-Four (2044) that
advances George Orwell's Nineteen Eighty-Four (1984) book to the next
level utilizing Bob's
mind slate technology.
1984: Introduced
Frank™
the Robot
(Franklinstein™).
1984 Season:
Super Bowl XIX
TV commercials
aired Sunday January 20, 1985 in Los Angeles. The Super Bowl XIX
commercials that aired in Los Angeles were not funny; they were
outright frightening!
Further explanation pending.
●
Apple 1984 Commercial
(first aired during
Super Bowl XVIIII).
P.S.: Wait until you see what is coming in
2044.
●
Bob's Big Boy Restaurant commercial:
"Vote, should he stay or should he go."
Link missing.
●
Pacific Telephone commercial: "This talk about people becoming robots
is a dead issue."
Link missing.
●
Jimmy Swaggart
Super Bowl XIX Sunday morning service: "This talk about people
becoming robots is a dead issue."
Link missing.
1984-1985: "Yeah, yeah that's right":
● Months before the below listed comedian started saying "Yeah, yeah that's right"
Bob
said the exact same thing in a recording studio while the tape was rolling. Bob
thought what he had been trash talking about at the studio between recordings
sounded pretty stupid so Bob said "Yeah, yeah that's right" to acknowledge the
stupid statement. The recording studio engineer had a funny look on his face
after Bob had made the statement.
● Years later Bob asked the following
question at the website
www.inthe80s.com: "Does anyone know
what comedian made the catch phrase "Yeah, yeah that's right" popular
in the mid 1980s?"
● Bob got the
following response: "That was Barry Sobel. You may have seen him on "Bud Friedman's Comedy At the Improv."
He was also in "Revenge Of the Nerds II." He had a particular set,
which he dubbed "Fine." It had things like, "Yeah, yeah, that's right.
There are white guys out there, with big d**ks. OK, fine!" He was a
bit vulgar for my taste, but he had a modestly large following."
Note: The aforesaid is an alleged
hypothetical assumption without any proof.
1987-1988: In
response to the
Super Bowl XIX
TV commercials and
Jimmy Swaggart's comments on Super
Bowl Sunday Bob Franklin released the
Franklinstein™
Radio Commercial
that aired on radio stations around Los Angeles between 1987 through
1988 generally around Halloween. It was a very successful advertising
campaign that generated hundreds of thousands of dollars in revenue.
The commercial was so well recorded that DJs would sometimes play the
commercial for free complimented by many of the DJs who played the
commercial.
1987-1988: IRS ‒
President Ronald Reagan connection.
Further explanation pending.
●
Bob had a controversial
problem with the IRS. See
FBI Report #1,
FBI Report #2,
FBI Report #3.
● President Ronald Reagan scolded IRS employees on live television.
Link missing.
● After the controversy was resolved IRS phone call
operators/employees were required to provide customers with an ID
number when IRS employees first answer a phone call.
1988: Actor, comedian, director Penny Marshall, a former burglar alarm
customer of Franklin Security Systems, directed the film
Big.
Back in the 80s people were making a big deal about the title Big Boy
in relation to Bob Franklin. Was there a connection? Penny also seemed
to like the idea of
alphatrons when she introduced a new
logo for
Big Kmart similar to the alphatron
design during the 1990s. Was there a connection?
1990: Rumors were circulating that Johnny Carson was looking for an
outsider like Bob Franklin to replace him on the Tonight Show. Rumors
were also circulating that Jay Leno and David Letterman were very
distraught over the idea. Johnny's secretary lived across Larrabee
Street from Bob's office at the time. Bob did send a stupid letter to
Johnny's office, but his office must have thought it was too stupid
because the wording was practically sideways by the time Bob reached
the end of the letter. Bob to this day is still very delighted that he
was able to invest all of his time into doing research instead of
making $30 million per year on the Tonight Show acting like a fool.
1991: Bob Franklin starts company
Tabūla Mentis
to officially enter the field of robotics and artificial intelligence.
1991: Used the name "tabūla" (tablet/slate) for an experimental
wireless remote/slave computer and AI brain. As a result Bob was first
to coin the words "tablet" and "slate" for computers.
Related link.
1991:
Frank Jr.™
first conceived in 1984 by Bob Franklin may have been the first
tele-ummy-baby created by
Tabūla Mentis
in 1991 prior to the Teletubbies™
that in began 1997 with a removable tablet/slate (tabūla in Latin) on its chest/tummy
which was also most likely the first prototype tablet/slate computer 9
years before
Microsoft's™
prototype tablet computer.
1991: Bob developed a thesis along with illustrations for a futuristic
all-in-one "lensless" camera, display
screen and spyglass. Bob's design may have been the first practical
design of a modern-day
telescreen
that is somewhat similar to the device described in the book Nineteen
Eighty-Four "1984."
Around June 03, 2013
Bell Labs invented a lensless camera and
around
June 22, 2017
Caltech
developed another type of lensless camera. In
both cases Bell Labs and Caltech used an illustration almost identical
to what Bob had created decades earlier that shows the design for a
combination lensless camera-display screen.
Related link.
1991-2017: Wrote 300+ unique physics theses that can be found in Bob's
upcoming book
I.C.E. Infinite Cold Energy.
1995: In circa 1995 Bob
Franklin first used
the word
Supercube™
for his non-fiction combination science-religion illustration
called The Itty Bitty Teeny Weeny Little Big Bang Model to help
further explain the New Jerusalem (a satellite of Heaven) as mentioned
in the Holy Bible
Revelation/Apocalypse 21:16.
Before then, Bob used the term superbetacube from his theses
superbeta and superbetacule before changing it to Supercube™.
Twelve years later the word supercube appeared in the novel Before
Dishonor by Peter David published October 30, 2007. In the novel
Admiral Janeway is assimilated while exploring a supposedly "dead"
Borg™
supercube and is later transformed into the Borg™
Queen. Prior to then the word Cube™
was used in the Star Trek™
series. The Borg™
is part of the Universal Studios (now CBS Studios) Star Trek™
series.
Star Trek™ Borg™ are
trademarks of CBS Studios, Inc..
Bob Franklin is currently researching
copyrighted material for proof as to when exactly the word supercube
was first used by him. Artists working on the project in the Los Angeles
area during the 90s were given the opportunity to see Bob's ideas and
flyers were also handed out to individuals as he progressed on with his
ideas throughout the years. Bob Franklin has no knowledge as to if
Peter David was provided with the idea from someone associated with
Bob, nor is Bob Franklin accusing Peter David of plagiarism. A
girlfriend of Bob's (1989-1993) who was a typesetter, astrologer,
publisher and a former high fashion model would do typesetting for
scientists and for a person in particular who was a writer for the Star Trek™
series. Bob noticed some of the terms he used for sci-fi weapons, etc.
would sometimes appear in the Star Trek™
series TV shows. As a note, this
subject about supercubes only serves as a point of interest in history
and how it associates to religion, spacecraft, and so forth.
1999: Did
part of the idea for "SpongeBob SquarePants" have anything to do with
Bob Franklin's
lensless technology,
Frank Jr.™
and
Tabūla Mentis theory in
connection with
Thomas Althouse?
2013: Bob Franklin incorporates
Tabūla Mentis Corporation
on November 18, 2013.
2016: Bob Franklin was first to use the letter
"R" for robots/robotics (sexbots)
after the letter "Q" for the abbreviation LGBTQR (lesbian, gay, bisexual,
transgender, queer and robots/robotics). In the future "humanoids"
designated by the capital letter "H" may become a term more commonly
used than the word robots (robotics). So therefore, the abbreviation
for sexual preference may become LGBTQH.
2016: Bob Franklin discovered politicians and groups are using the
First Amendment against, to the
detriment of, their own people:
Related link.
Note: Others may be
aware of these facts, but have been unable to do anything about it.
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is a registered trademark of Microsoft Corporation.
Apple™
is a registered trademark of Apple Inc..
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