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I'd break the world record for the most girlfriends. That's because it's fun, in those special kinds of ways, to put it simply.That about says it. That's the real me.
Steve
I saw the full moon on Friday, which was Good Friday, so I took a photo of it. This is it.
How do you like this Janis Joplin poster, from 1968? Those were the days. I wish they'd do publicity photos like that, today. The country's prudes ought to be lined up at a guillotine, to be disposed of.
In honor of George Olsen's would-be 115th birthday today, here's a photo of him and his ex-wife, Ethel Shutta.
Notice that this pose was before she lost part of her leg. A larger copy can be seen by clicking this photo.1. Steve Bray (stevenbray.com) said...Do you think Joan Rivers is serious about this? If Madonna had her own blog at her website, she wouldn't want my comments to show up there. Now, I've got both Giuliana's and Joan's blogs posting my comments. Whose next? If you had a website with a blog, I'd be giving it a try, Jen the Hen.
You accepted my marriage proposal through your GEICO tv commercial! I'm so happy, Joan! Thank you! Contact me at steve@stevenbray.com or StBray@gmail.com I'm serious, and I know you are too, Joan.
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2. the real Steve said...
Joan, you accepted my marriage proposal in that GEICO commercial. The least you can do is post my acknowledgment here.
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I lightened this one a little. Most digital photos are too dark. The camera industry really ought to improve their camera designs, so the photos wouldn't need so much gamma correction. Well, do you agree that this is the Beverly Hills rich bitch look that you captured here? I do. What is it about this photo that strikes me that way? It feels, to me, like it's your statuesque facial features and makeup and hair and facial expression and outfit, including the wrap around your neck, all coming together mysteriously, to add up to that effect. That's an interesting combination that came together there, in that photo.You accepted my marriage proposal through your GEICO tv commercial! I'm so happy, Joan! Thank you! Contact me at steve@stevenbray.com or StBray@gmail.com I'm serious, and I know you are too, Joan.Her blog comments are limited to 200 characters. That was so limiting, but I think I captured the essence of what I had to say in it. Maybe I should pester her in a comment to every blog entry she makes, until she contacts me. After all, I don't want to be kept waiting so terribly long. If she's really as desperate as they say, she'll be getting right back with me, directly. No problem there. I'm not sure I'm not more desperate that her, if you can believe such a thing. How did that happen to me? What did I do? She wrote, in a prior blog entry, how geriatric the scene is in Florida. Here's a excerpt from her February 28th entry: "on one highway I overtook a long line of senior bikers who were wearing leather jackets that said “Hell’s Aged” on the back and their tattoos were in hieroglyphics." I'm cool with hieroglyphics; it makes me feel at home, like my earlier ancient Egyptian God-King days. Don't worry, Joan. I'm neither incontinent, infirm nor pickled with Formaldehyde. The closest I've ever gotten to Formaldehyde was at a Blue Ice factory I had a temporary job at, in the 1980's.
Madonna, the singer. She's been something like a tower of indestructibility. I know her; I know.Now, here's tonight's question of the night (March 7, 2008): What should be the punishment of pro sports players' violations of the rules? Here's my reply, which Susan Hirasuna read on the air:
Steve
At the risk of seeming rediculous, try this. Cancel the existence of the team. I say that, because I don't like professional sports. I wish I could ban all professional sports.They commented about my message afterwards, because it was so extreme.
Steve
1. Turn up the thermostatIf they worked in the nude, they wouldn't need the air conditioning on anyway. I've been going there a long time, and I've never seen it like that there. I've never been to any restaurant like that. I'd like all restaurants to be like that, everywhere, always. The closest I've ever heard of any place approximating that is at Dick Drost's Naked City, but I've never been there. That's just one of the things I've often fantasized about, while going to diners over the many many years. If the U. S. were really about personal freedom, it would have been that way from the very beginning, everywhere. The U. S. has always just been a public relations fraud, to get away with fronting classic oppression against the public. There has never been any trace of personal freedom in the U. S. To get away with any and all human rights violations under color of office, that the prude laws have always been, they lie about what it constitutes. The police have always been the guiltiest ones in that gargantuan antisocial scheme. Obviously, prude laws are far more like child abuse than freedom. Those in office, and other places in society, were always staging things, to pretend otherwise. The emotions of children DO NOT follow the beat of a different drummer than those of adults, basically. Prudism is one of the most heinous forms of child abuse ever invented. Only antisocial mass murders strive to maximize the size of government. The liberals are the opposite of what they want people to think they are. Big government is de facto slavery. The U. S. is a lot like a de facto one-party system. Also, the fact that all politicians lie is a genuine proof that there has never been such a thing as the vote. All elections are always faked. True democracy is an absolute impossibility, so don't let the politician con you into believing otherwise. The U. S. has always been a more extreme form a slavery than the Cofederacy ever was, and it's a version that favors the ethnics, despite possible appearances to the contrary. The ethnics are using the U. S. as a spingboard to conquer the whole world. They've made a lot of progress, alright, TOO MUCH. One of the classic ways they've furthered the prude laws was to stage violence, to pretend the so-called need for prude laws. Prude laws are always part of the violent advocacy of prude laws, and never an attempt at amelioration of the violence. All prude law advocates are absolutely guilty of such mass murder worldwide. The whole mideast situation smacks of a scheme to pseudo-justify prude laws. Some female mideast prudes recently advanced their prudism at some school in the U. S. Not only should their citizenship be immediately canceled, they should be executed for attempted mass murder, because that's what it constitutes. They're not entitled to their so-called opinion.
2. Replace the counter seats with more comfortable ones
3. Discontinue the electric chair sound effect in their tv commercials
4. Start providing their food and services for free to those who can't afford it
5. Have their employees work completely in the nude, and let everyone do the same, so everyone can see see see them.
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Green Acres is the place to be Funnyfarm livin's not the life for she Brit spreadin' out so far and wide Keep Manhattan; just give me that Britney sight New York's Bellevue is that kind of stay Leave me alone, what are you doing, hey I just adore a pantyless view Darling I love you, but keep off my avenue All fours What's more Fresh hair Au pair You are my wife Goodbye outside life Green Acres she's not there |
Blues My Wanting Hillary Gives to MeSung by Steve Malinowski aka Steve Bray - 2007Instrumental recorded by Raderman Jazz Orchestra - 1920 Lyrics by Steve Malinowski ©2007 (Based on the earlier lyrics , with some words retained.) Music: Blues My Naughty Sweetie Gives to Me (N. Swanstone, Charles R. McCarron and Carey Morgan) Verse 1: What is that song about voting? What is that song about votes? If I could have my way, I'd cast my vote today, that would beat them all by miles. I wouldn't vote for one hiding. He's not the person I'd choose. What I'd vote about's, what I've got, and what I've got's the weary blues. Chorus 1: There are blues that you get from hurry There are blues that you get from delay There are blues when you're hoping for your candidate's win Those blues you can always explain There are blues that you get from longing But the bluest blues, to me Are the only blues that's on my mind, they're the very meanest kind The blues my wanting Hillary gives to me Chorus 2: There are blues that you get from worry There are blues that you get from rout There are blues when you're running for U. S. president And blues when you have to stay out There are blues that you get from hopeless runs But the bluest blues, to me Are the blues my wanting Hillary, gives to me, gives to me The blues my wanting Hillary gives to me Verse 2: What is that song about Hillary? What is that song about votes? If I could have my way, I'd cast my vote today, and if she'd win I'd smile. I wouldn't vote for those others. They're not the one's who I'd choose. Who I'm voting for's, who I want, and who want's Hillary. Chorus 3: There are blues that you get from fury There are blues that you get from pain There are blues when you're lagging, in the election polls From those blues, you'd want to refrain There are blues, when there's no one running But the bluest blues, to me Are the only blues that's on my mind, they're the really dreaded kind The blues my wanting Hillary gives to me Chorus 4: There are blues that you get to for free There are blues that you get that are not There are blues when you're losing And blues when you're hot And blues when you're all filled with doubt There are blues, when no one's good But the bluest blues, to me Are the blues my wanting Hillary, gives to me, gives to me The blues my wanting Hillary gives to me |
Well, that's not easy. I like Reese Witherspoon and Jessica Simpson and Lindsay Lohan, but something makes me want to ask Salma Hayek to dump her guy for me. Reese, you can have me. Come on over, if you want to snatch me up before Salma can grab me.I need to clarify something. I didn't hear the first sentence, "Well, that's not easy," and I know Liz didn't read the last sentence on the air, "Come on over, if you want to snatch me up before Salma can grab me." Thanks again, Liz, for reading this one. Now my secret crush on Salma is not so secret anymore. Actually, since I heard she was getting married, I stopped giving her much of a thought.
Steve
No. That sounds like making it illegal to not go through with a wedding. That wouldn't be fair.I was just thinking, they've read so many of my email responses on the air, I think I've achieved My13LA fame. I'm not sure they haven't said my name on the air more times, over the last month, than Paris Hilton's. I feel certain they've said my name more than yours, for the last month. Are you going to start being jealous of that now, Jen the Hen?
Steve
Norm's is BoringNorm's had a serverShe worked with fervor To satisfy the lot Then there was me How could that be? How boring life has got |
I'd say Thomas Jefferson was my favorite president, but based on philosophy of his that people don't even know about.In my god-like firsthand experience and knowledge, I know what Thomas Jefferson discussed with some of his contemporaries. This was the philosophy I was referring to, in my email response. I don't think I want to say here, what it was. I doubt that it was well documented, if documented at all. Suffice it to say that his personal philosophy of life was different than what most people would tend to guess, judging from his pivotal role as a founding father of the U. S.
Steve
I don't know how old this following Britney Spears photo is, but as you can see, it captures her sunbathing nude, on a patio. I was trying to find a butt shot of her weeks ago, but temporarily gave up on the idea. Then the other day, I came across this one, without even looking for it. So, now I've got her represented in the Jen the Hen page butt shot series here. I'd really hate for Brit to change her not-really-errant ways.
I saw one of your ten-year-old movies coming on, while I had the tv on. It was The Object of My Affection. What struck me, in the beginning of the movie, is that you were wearing a polka dot dress, that looked like the one Sharon Tate was wearing in one of her famous photos. Here it is again, to the left. You'd never care one iota, I guess, but I'll say it anyway: You're still like that movie title to me, that is, you still feel like the object of my affection, to me, Jen the Hen. How could that be? You've been awful to me, the way you've largely ignored me, over the last three years, since we first met. Some things just don't seem completely logical, and this is a case in point. Well, I'd better get back to my ghost photos. I have more comments to make there.I'd put information in it about Madonna, the singer, having cheated me out of music credits and fame and success. You've never read my Madonna messages on the air before. Afraid? Posthumously isn't soon enough for this news to reach the public.I'm wondering if Madonna bribed them to keep quiet about this. I believe she's bribed people in key postions many times, over the decades. I believe those bribes have added up to many millions of dollars. I'm afraid that if I were to contact the management of that news station, it could tempt them to not treat me as well.
Steve
No. Email, texting and instant messaging are NOT causing the world's problems. They are just conveniences. I have to wonder why anyone would want to banish them, by blaming them.Now, on to the next topic. Madonna's Confessions Tour was nominated in the "best long-form music video" category, and she took home the grammy for it. I wonder; do they really think Madge is all that good, or are they just looking for kickbacks? Go figure. I didn't even watch the grammy award show on tv. I'm disgruntled that the Recording Academy is being run like a crime syndicate. If I were to take the helm there, I'd totally overhaul the whole situation, as much as possible. Some of the worst music of all time, namely rap, has been on the climb. You have to suspect something dishonest behind the scenes. How else could that be explained? Like I've said before, "rap is crap."
Steve
At the top of his to-do list should be an unrelenting push to purge all unconstitutional law from the books. The vast majority of law is unconstitutional.You know I was saying that all along, long before I realized Ron Paul's politics were something like that. He just did remarkably well at the Washington State caucuses. There are known anarchists in Washington State. You think? I know. All you rich bitches, I know you'd rather have your bank balances guarded round the clock.
Steve
I'm disappointed to learn that Brit's father, Lynn, and a lawyer, Andrew Wallet, have gotten temporary legal control over Brit's health and finances and life. They just tacked on 14 days to her involuntary commitment to the mental hospital. Also, a two-week restraining order was granted, to keep Brit's manager and friend, Sam Lufti, away from her.I wish there were something I could do to help Brit. I feel sorry for her.
No. Take my word for it. Celebs are political idiots. Don't take their words for anything, political or scientific. They couldn't figure their way out of a stepped-in bubble gum.Thank you very much, Liz Habib. Of the various messages of mine you people have read on the air, I'm especially glad you read that one.
Sincerely,
Steve
No. This new fire doesn't prove much, and it wasn't serious.Sometimes they read my reply last, as if to cap it all of with the best, which of course is my own.
Steve
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Cradle me where southern skies Have watched me with a million eyes Sing me to sleep (oo) lullaby of the leaves (oo oo oo) Cover me with heavens blue And let me dream a dream or two Sing me to sleep (oo) lullaby of the leaves (oo oo) I'm breezing along, along with the breeze I'm hearing a song, a song through the trees (oo oo oo) A fine melody caressing the bark Familiar to me, I've heard it before (oo oo bah bah bah bah) That southland Though I feel it in my soul And though I know I've reached my goal Sing to me, sing to me, sing to me Lullaby, lullaby, lullaby Of . . . the . . . leaves . . . |
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College men knowledge men Do a dance called raccoon It's the craze nowadays And it will get you soon Buy a coat and try it I'll bet you'll be a riot It's a wow, learn to do it right now High brow, low brow, intermediate Make believe they're all collegiate soon To do the raccoon Raccoon coats don't care who's wearing 'em Hallroom boys will all be sharing 'em soon To do the raccoon Every day its popularity grows It's the most important item in clothes Ten bucks down, and though it scratches you Wear it till the sheriff catches you soon To do the raccoon Oh they wear 'em down at Princeton And they share 'em up at Yale They eat in them at Harvard But they sleep in them in jail They store 'em at Ohio They're hawked at Notre Dame They carry 'em at California But they wear out just the same At Penn they're made of rabbit At Vassar sex appeal At Nebraska made of airedale In Chicago lined with steel From every college campus comes the cheer oi yoi The season for the raccoon coat is here my boy Rough guys, tough guys, men of dignity Join the raccoon coat fraternity soon To do the raccoon Rich men, poor men, all have pride in them No one knows who walks inside of them soon To do the raccoon Every day you'll have your downs and your ups high ho Every day those raccoon coats will have pups I know Get a girl and start to hurry her Right downtown to some big furrier soon You'll do the raccoon Rac rac rac rac rac rac rac raccoon |
They haven't. My viewing habits are the same.Thanks, Maria.
Steve
I'm not sure, but I'm willing to put it to the test, by accepting some of that free money. The sooner the better.Thanks again, my dear Maria Quiban. I've been thinking about you ever since I started watching you on the defunct OCN. Your last name was different then, as you know.
Steve
Yes. I've seen UFO's many times. In Fullerton, I watched an half-hour UFO extravaganza in the sky over Anaheim, from about 9:00pm to 9:30pm, on August 31, 2001.It definitely wasn't fireworks. I'm certain of it.Steve
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Green Acres is the place to be Farm livin' is the life for me Land spreadin' out so far and wide Keep Manhattan; just give me that countryside New York is where I'd rather stay I get allergic smelling hay I just adore a penthouse view Darling I love you, but give me Park Avenue The chores The stores Fresh air Times Square You are my wife Goodbye city life Green Acres we are there |
Yes, I've encountered more than one. In one example, he was a scammer, claiming I won a lottery in Great Britain. I'm glad I didn't fall for it, and send him the large sum of money as a so-called "money transfer fee."I likewise don't wish to mention that scam by name.
Steve
It depends on the child. You can't overgeneralize such things. It seems there are too many trying to create one-size-fits-all statements about anything and everything. If it's right for the child, it's right.I just watched Saturday Night Live, and they did a spoof of my idea of doing a movie, with Woody Allen in the lead, playing the ultimate loser. The guy's looks reminded me of Woody. He was being interviewed all over, various places, by many people about a movie. In a previous month, I suggested my movie idea to Woody Allen and Martin Scorsese and Diane Keaton over the internet. And VOILA!, SNL ended up doing this spoof on their show tonight. I really believe I inspired that. I wish I were paying closer attention to it. I'm still willing to do a screenplay for such a movie.
Steve
Dear Mia,Does this description not sound impressive? I'm eager to get ever more shots of that stuff. Now your curiosity is really going to kill you, until I post these? Well, you can call me or come to me, and then we could go over this stuff in person. You wouldn't want to give me that satisfaction? I've got a sensational idea. You can loan me the money to buy the Cielo Drive house, until I bring in the money. But you'd be afraid that I'd never be able to pay it back? It seems I'd never make any money living here, where I'm still at. This place is a perpetual jinx.
You've got to check this out. It's the next best thing to visiting Sharon at home. I can tell you what's in my new photos. I took 31 stills, and two videos. In two of the stills, there is a ghost that resembles a giant eyeball with a light beam coming out of his pupil, hovering low over the ground, near the gate. And that's not all. I've got shots of ghosts that look different than that. Some look like colorful crowns, with a row of three dots at the top of the crown. One of them looks like a green man-in-the-moon, staring at a bear image in a galaxy, suggestive of the constellation Ursa Major, but this image looks far more like a bear's face. Think of what these would look like framed on your wall, in your own personal Sharon Tate household ghost museum. Think of giving all your friends a tour of these.
I've been experiencing a lot of supernatural things. These photos were captured at 5:00 or 5:30 am, on New Year's day. Later that day, after getting some sleep, then being awake a while, I laid back down, and woke up twice, feeling like I was suffocating, face down on my bed. These two times were between about 9:00pm and 9:15pm, on January 1. The half hour between 9:00pm and 9:30pm seemed like a very long time, as if by ghost magic. After I got up again, I was sitting and thinking, and then the name, Rutledge, came to mind from out of the blue. I tried to think of a first name and "Ann" came to mind. I looked up the name, Ann Rutledge, and found her to be a fiancee of Abraham Lincoln, who died of a fever in 1835. Her name came to mind when I was thinking about the houses at Shadybrook, a street off Cielo Drive, a short distance from the gate at 10048 (formerly 10050). That name may have been supernaturally put in my mind for some reason. I think one would find that someone who lives there at Shadybrook has some kind of connection to Ann Rutledge. That is, if whoever would care to admit such a thing.
[This note wasn't in the message to Mia:
Notice the name, Lexington, in the reference where some info on Ann Rutledge came from:
Edward Steers' Lincoln Legends: Myths, Hoaxes, and Confabulations Associated With Our Greatest President (Lexington, University Press of Kentucky, 2007). Keep "Lexington" in mind, when reading on.]
To top all of this off, on my way over to the Cielo place, something made me turn sooner than I planned to, so I came to a street called Lexington, and turned left, which took me to Benedict Canyon anyway. Well, this is an interesting coincidence too, because I came across a post card to an Hy Uchitel. It was from Jacqueline Suzann and her husband, Irving Mansfield. It was addressed to 30 E. 65th St., New York, NY. I could let you read the postcard yourself. The handwriting is scribbles, but I finally decyphered it all. It was written four days before Sharon's and Roman's wedding. It mentioned going to the wedding recitation. Jackie and Irving were in London and were "going native." They were to Manchester and Liverpool. Jackie wrote the postcard. She said London is "sensational." The name "Manchester" strikes me as odd, because both my father's and oldest brother's first names are "Chester," and of course they are both men. It appears that 65th is next to Lexington, in Manhattan. I tried to find something about Hy Uchitel, but couldn't. In doing that internet search, a page it brought up asked what famous pharmacy is near 65th and Lexington, in that approximate neighborhood. I never did find any such pharmacy in that search. Superstition could make me feel like maybe these search results supernaturally had something to do with Britney, just at midnight, being locked up in a hospital for drug tests and observation. Less believable things have happened.
What can I say but that my life is more supernatural than natural. Isn't everyone's? Since I'm a regular guest of Sharon et al, you ought to talk to me in person. If I take enough of those photos, you could have a respectable museum room after a while, dedicated to this stuff. If I had the money, I'd buy that Cielo property, but poor me, I could never afford a house anywhere.
RSVP ASAP.
Steve













