bob is a name used frequently in movies who or what is bob or who does it refer to?
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Sometimes women use B.O.B. to stand for their Battery Operated Boyfriend.
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As a kid most Scottish boys call their penis their bobie (pronounced bow-bay) I sometimes still call it that!
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It means that the person's nick name is: frog. For example...say someone in your school's name is Michael Green. But everyone calls him frog. Then he could have his name printed: Michael aka "frog" Green. \n\nI hope I helped answer your question.
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Sinbad. See http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0005435/
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I would name the planet Bob.\n\nBob would be a great name for a planet for the following reasons:\n\nIt's short, and all schoolkids would be able to spell it.\n\nThere's no way to turn it into a stupid joke about your anus.\n\nIt's dyslexic friendly.\n\nIt sounds the same in every language.\n\nEveryone would like Bob, because Bob's your uncle!
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It stands for Jay, as in Jay Ward, the shows original producer.  \n\nIt is a less known fact that Rocky has the same middle initial and for the same reason.\n\nAlso Bullwinkle's first name came from a car salesmen named Clarence Bullwinkel because Ward and his assistant Alex Anderson thought it was funny.
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the. kermit the frogs middle name is the. the reason it is the is because it it in the middle. there are others that speculate that kermit has another name. the other names are not true. the speculated names are aliases. its common sense.
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I don't they could bring it back because the guy who played BOB died a few years ago and he is pretty much an important part of the show.  I  hoped the movie would wrap it up but it proved whatever magic the show had the first year was gone.
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Bob and Carol of course ...just sounds like it should be there name...or maybe Steve and Helen .. i don't know tho.
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a string is a group of character like "My name is robert" is a string
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Blockbuster, as applied to film or theater, is a very popular and/or monetarily-successful production. The term was originally derived from theater slang referring to a particularly successful play; in film industry parlance it has come to refer to a film that earns an amount of revenue exceeding some threshold. In a looser sense, it may mean any big-budget Hollywood movie with famous stars that dominates public attention, even if the movie is a financial dud.\n\nThe etymology of the term is uncertain.
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movie titles or verbs dealing with making a movie?\n\nOK...as in "cut" (stop filming/acting) or as in the title "Go"??
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"Who" is used when it is the subject of the clause in which it appears.  "Whom" is the object of a verb or preposition.  Try to substitute another pronoun in its place and see how the sentence sounds.  If "he" or "she" or "we" or "they" sounds correct then use "who".  If "him" or "her" or "us" or "them" sounds correct, then use "whom".  \n\nYou would say "He is going to the movie", not "Him is going to the movie, so you say "Who is going to the movie?", not "Whom is going to the movie?"\n\nYou say "These books are for us", not "These books are for we", so you should say "For whom are these books?", not "For who are these books?"\n\n"She is the winner" is right; "Her is the winner" is wrong. Therefore say "Susan, who is the winner, is sitting over there.", not "Susan, whom is the winner, is sitting over there."\n\n"Give them the money" is right.  "Give they the money" is wrong.\n"Give whom the money?" is right.  "Give who the money?" is wrong.
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one makes pearls... the other we eat...\nname one bob and the other bob # 2
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I think you should be more specific e.g.\nWhat was the movie?\nWho starred in it? etc
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It is Just a phrase we use when we are happy, kind a like COOL!, we use that to say pretty cool. Did you like the movie I love it. If you did email me and let me know at meeradw@yahoo.com
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Its the same reason people call Robert Bob for short...\n\nMakes no sense whatsoever...