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If they were selling new Land Rovers for $100.00 each, I'd be willing to camp out for an entire month to buy one.There, I did it again. I've come up with some conclusions, on how to increase the likelihood of getting something read on the air. Sometimes, they ask questions I don't want to answer, or that I don't have an answer to.
Steve
I could swear I just sent a message that I took considerable time to compose. I don't see a copy in my sent folder, so maybe I accidentally deleted it without sending it. I just sent an email to a former acting classmate of mine. It contains more of the Jean Harlow and Paul Bern story, as only an insider, like Paul's ghost, would know. Here's a copy of that email I sent my classmate:This description is extremely accurate. That's exactly what happened. What do you think?
Dearest dear,One of the things, in that message I sent that you didn't get, was about the scene at the discovery of Paul's body. At least two guys approached Paul's house, and at least one of them felt guilty of a conspiracy, and expected Paul to die. They entered the bathroom, where Paul was found dead. Maybe to Paul's ghost, one told him that his brother wanted something, but I can't remember the whole comment at the moment (I've got more on that a little further on). That mystified Paul. He thought, "what did that have to do with anything?" I wish I could remember all of that discussion. I also wish I could remember all of the discussion (just outside the house, during the day, maybe on the same day he died), during which those studio guys suggested suicide to Paul. What's especially interesting, is that one of the two guys was talking to Paul about the suicide note. There was a verbal disagreement about the suitability of the message. He asked Paul, "what's wrong with it?" What I'm trying to clarify in my mind, is whether the guy was talking to Paul, or to Paul's ghost. I could swear the guy, at one point, told him, "you're dead." That furthers the idea of the discussion being with Paul's ghost. There was a definite element going on here, that some of the talk was calculated so that if someone who had heard the discussion were asked what was said, and related it word for word, that dialog would definitely mislead the listener. The guy was playing this trick on Paul, who was uncomfortably aware of that. Here's another portion of the discussion I just remembered. One of the guys was doing most of the talking to Paul. The other guy seemed far less interested in such details, as if he was biding his time, until that matter was finished up. That other guy was closer to the door, that was in the direction of exiting the place to the outside. He may have been entering and exiting back and forth, as if on guard duty, to keep an eye out for possible approachers. How's that for team work. You know, that was the gangster era. That episode didn't seem inconsistant with that concept. Paul felt that he was being forced into it. I could swear that the guy and Paul psychically communicated a pseudo-agreement, to discuss this next item. They discussed that if it would make Paul feel better, they would be there by his side until the very end, until Paul killed himself, even at the risk of their possibly looking suspicious, and getting blamed. The guy told him approximately, "no problem." I remember him having a cigar in his mouth, and the sound of his voice reminds me of the classic gangster voice and tonal inflection. He had dark hair, and he exuded the air of a confident, calm, experienced gangster. The more I've thought this out, the better it has come to mind. I remember this very clearly now. This is exactly how it came down there that day. I remember it plain as day now. Now get this. Remember that note that Paul presented to Jean Harlow, with the flowers? Well, Paul and Jean were already discussing Paul's so-called suicide back then. Jean coached Paul on what words to put into that note. It was at least partly authored, through verbal discussion this way, by Jean Harlow. That part about "abject humiliation" was the part I remember Jean advising Paul about. She insisted on that phrase being her way. Paul wasn't wanting to commit suicide. Jean and those gangsters were insistent. Paul felt put upon, like he didn't know how to get out of it, because they were all insisting. See, it wasn't a true suicide. Now, get this. Remember about his brother wanting something? Well, I remember from the prior discussion outside that his brother wanted the house. I want to clarify that I'm saying "his brother," but I'm not sure, at this moment, if they literally meant Paul's brother, or someone else in his extended circle of family and friends, or so-called friends. They discussed that point outside as well (That discussion sounds like it went on and one, so far, doesn't it?). Now I'm wondering if the guy brought that up in the bathroom again, to test Paul's ghost, as to whether or not he could remember any of that earlier discussion outside. This idea suggests that he also wanted Paul to forget his past. I believe Paul had forgotten about it. The guy explained to Paul that he meant the matter they discussed outside. Paul couldn't remember it. During that outdoor discussion, Paul was distressed over their callousness in the matter of the house being wanted. Paul was having difficulty fathoming how those people, that he was dealing with, could be so cold and uncaring. Paul felt very disturbed over the fact that these guys, AND JEAN, were going to collect what they could from him, including his house, and just leave him dead. Paul wasn't taking this well. He was feeling deeply bothered by the ordeal.
I remember being Paul Bern. The age difference between Jean Harlow (who was my wife) and I, was the exact same age difference between you and I. Want to hear an interesting coincidence between that relationship and ours (if you want to call this a relationship)? I, as Paul, was suffering from anti-Semitic studio politics. I didn't get credit for producing. Jean did the ultra sexual favors for other guys, but not for me. And get this (this is the one): Some studio guys suggested, in a group discussion with me, that I commit suicide. I believe Jean also suggested that to me. Ring a bell? To this day, his death is reported as a suicide. That, as I've just said, is only partially true. It was also a conspiracy.
By the way, "Dearest dear," is also how I, as Paul, addressed a note to my wife Jean, which I presented to her with flowers. That was outside, during the day, at home. It read," Dearest dear, Unfortunately this is the only way to make good the frightful wrong I have done you and wipe out my abject humiliation. I love you. Paul." The other note I believe to be the real suicide note. It read, "You understand last night was only a comedy."
Thanks again, for that one night someplace.
Steve
There's more, believe it or not. Paul and Jean were having a marital problem, in which Jean refused to do the kind of sexual favors for Paul that she did for other guys, unless Paul agreed to call her a piglet. Paul refused to call her a piglet, so the torture tease was not called off. I'm not sure, at this moment, if the next detail was before or after the above piglet discussion. Paul and Jean were talking one time, and by some coincidence, Paul called Jean a piglet. Jean immediately had an expression come over her face that still reminds me of a piglet. There is at least one existing photo of that expression on Jean's face. There's something else, too. I could swear that Jean shrink-a-dinked Paul's member, which humiliated Paul. That was another reason, Jean was insinuating or saying, that Paul should commit suicide. It was disgraceful to be that tiny.
In case you haven't figured it out yet, Jean Harlow was an out-and-out jerk to her husband, Paul Bern.
This painting, by Albert Pinkham Ryder, called
Autumn Meadows, was always one of my favorites. The tree in it bears
some resemblance to one, in one of Marilyn Manson's forearm tattoos. I
remember it from an article in the 1956 Funk and Wagnalls encyclopedia.
The copy in the article is black-and-white. I only found one copy on
the internet, but it was only a thumbnail, which I had to enlarge. It's
in color though. There is also a similar tree, in a
large painting, on the wall of Stewart's, a diner in Anaheim,
on Lincoln near East St. I very much appreciate visual art.
Someday, maybe I'll be a paid reporter. News reporting is another thing I haven't been paid for. There's got to be money in something.
Neither should be punished at all. If a person is old enough to want a drink, he should be allowed to drink. Government, go away and stop meddling.
Steve
I think the planes should fly longer routes, rather than wait out a storm.I may be seen in a film, Semi-Pro, to be released February 29, 2008 (leap day, in case you didn't think of it). I know it would make your whole year, to catch a glimpse of me as an extra in that movie. Well, don't miss it then. And be sure to strain your eyes, looking for me in the bleachers. I'd be either somewhere on the extreme end, behind the WWII German cannon, or on the opposite end of the court, front-row, near the end of the court. They have no trailer available yet. I suppose it'd be a while before that's ready. In case you're wondering, the story is about the 1976 Flint Tropics basketball game, in which they made basketball history, by being credited with the first officially-recognized alley-oop.
Steve
I know how much you want to watch another cheesy Myspace IM box featured video, so here's another one. Hey, the second guy's mustache looks literally like a piece of shit. Don't miss this. Really.You may have to turn up the volume, and listen to it more than once, to hear all the words. For some reason, the Steve character in this video reminds me of the guy I nicknamed, Slob Bob.
Steve ![]()
ps: I know the LSD profile guy likes bizarre videos. He must be enjoying these.
I know you're here for me, Reese. You wouldn't have showed up otherwise. You dumped your ex for me. It's time to do our thing. I know you want to take me to your place, so we can spend some time together. That's fine with me. Let's go.That would have worked? I hope so, but I didn't talk to her that way. Maybe next time? I can't even afford to return to West Hollywood to find her somewheres again. It's so tragic. Maybe I'll have some good luck soon.
Jen (to me): You could be interested in another woman? What about me? I mean that little to you? I thought I was that special someone.That's really what that expression reminds me of now. All you have to do is say the word, Jen. I'd hate to say what else it reminds me of.
I don't. I find such chases very boring; so much so that I tend to groan when I find another one on. I usually want to change the channel to watch something else. I'm not a typical person though.Has anyone been counting? I lost count many responses ago. I've had the opportunity to enlighten the greater Los Angeles area with my thoughts on channel 13. Yippee, again.
Steve
subject:Well, how do you think she'd like that message? If I ever discover her address, she'd move to avoid me?
Happiness is bustable in the U. S. Careful.
Dear Diane [Keaton],
I hate to ruin your day and your life, but the fundamental governing principle in the U. S. has always been to disallow anyone (but themselves) from experiencing "excessive" happiness, as they believe it cuts into, or comes out of, the happiness of others. I just thought I'd give you a heads up. You don't want a swat team visiting you to make you frown. I wish I could say I'm just kidding, but the U. S. is all too much this way. So now, if I ever visit you at home or some place, you're going to greet me with a big miserable frown? But it would be fake?
Write to me.
Steve
[read portion]This was the first time they read my response on the air without reading all of it on the air. Oh well. That was better than skipping my message. I just noticed that this was the first time I forgot to sign my response. They've come to recognize the Steve, who I am. If I hadn't forgotten to sign it, maybe they would have read my whole message. That's an interesting coincidence. The first time I forgot to sign it, they didn't read all of it on the air.
Absolutely. Censorship is oppression. I could go on and on about this. Every mass killing has a message in it, buried or blatant. No one would get the message if they couldn't see, hear, etc., what was going on.
[unread portion]
Beyond that, all censorship is evil, especially censorship of the nudity. Freedom is better than censorship.
As a matter of fact, I've never gotten over my personal tragedies, and I've never been able to carry on. I've been constantly in limbo, with no real life. It's like the Beatles song, Nowhere Man. It could have been a prediction of how my life was to be.The Beatles song, Fool on the Hill, also reminds me of my life. Do you think? Either one of them were predictions about me, Jen?
Steve
Unfortunately, I've never owned a copy of Girls Gone Wild. If it's as good as the commercials make it look, it would be worth the $10.00 or so. To call it denigrating is to attempt to undo the remaining traces of human rights. Censorship and prudism are severely anti-human-rights. The interest of true human rights mandates the elimination of laws against "indecent exposure." It is censorship that is indecent. Everyone knows this deep inside. Oppressors deny it.It's something like getting free air time. This is great.
Steve
The best sample I have of my singing is at my following web page:The above blog entry was made on April 13, 2007.
stevenbray.com/MyToJenniferAnistonMonologueBlog.htm
Of course, my voice is on the deep side of the spectrum. I know I did a masterpiece job of singing People Are Strange, which is the music I have playing in the background at the above link.
Any group that doesn't want my singing would be the real loser.
Steve
you are undoubtably a future superstar man and actually way too good for us! good luck! Sam
Why, I believe I did just yesterday. I was on my way to Norm's Restaurant (life happens at Norm's?), and my van sputtered. I immediately thought, "uh oh, I'm out of gas." I parked at the curb, and then tried the starter. Voila! It started, and got me to a gas station. That had to be a miracle. It normally won't go anywhere after the sputter point is reached.That's a true story, and probably a real miracle. I've lost count of how many of my emails they've read. I could recount them.
Steve
No. I would buy produce, but I'd always wash it. You can never trust them that the produce would be ok without washing it. As far as buying it goes, yes, I'd definitely trust them; I'd buy it, that is.
Steve
Decades ago, I was in a casion in Laughlin, Nevada. I hit triple or quadruple bars or 7's, during a called double time. When I asked them to pay the extra, I was told I didn't get it within the time limit, which I don't believe. I think they swindled me.That is at least the third email of mine they've read on the air. At this rate, it's almost like being a feature writer for them, except for the no-pay part.
Steve
You see, I told you I was worried about Britney, and the media stories about her have still gotten worse. I just had a dream about her, before I got up today. If you're really Paris, maybe this real dream would seem interesting to you.Steve
I was in a dark room with at least one guy, discussing the possibility of burning some mysterious clear gel petroleum fuel [white translucent] in an indoor fireplace. He told me that that would require a fireplace specially approved for that kind of fuel. Then I'm outdoors during the day, and I decide to buy a special barbecue that's made to burn that same mysterious fuel. I had such a barbecue in the street during the day, by some coincidence. Then conveniently comes along some man with a push cart full of that mysterious fuel, and he starts pumping it through a hose into my barbecue. My barbecue had two pipe caps on my side, and at least one on the man's side of the barbecue. An extra cap was removed to vent the tank during pumping. I asked him if he sells it by the gallon. He replied that he gave Britney 20. Then I asked him if he sells it by the pound. Then he again said he gave Britney 20.Well, maybe you can figure out what this all means.
Elaine: Thank Steve! You should never ask a lady, even Elaine, to reveal her real age! All I know is that I look and feel just mahvelous!Excuse this for being late, but I just came across a really good New Year's animation. There's got to be some philosophy which explains how it's always New Year's Day, and hence time for the party.
Me: Yes, you look marvelous. You've been an object of my fantasies ever since I first laid eyes upon you on tv, in fact. And you feel marvelous. Well, if I ever feel you, that could be the verification of that. Any time soon is ok with me. I'm like George or Jerry or maybe Kramer, who were longing for you. To obtain Elaine is to attain one's paramount life objective, above all else. To have Elaine is to experience life fulfillment. To be without Elaine is to waste away, and fall through the floorboards of life. It's sad how I've been so forelornly wasting away. Of course, you're a star; what do you care. I've never had a paying role in anything myself.
Steve

Thanks for being a friend Steve - I wish you much luck.The above blog entry was made on March 6, 2007.
Haha - I drop the same hints myself. It's a rough business & even I have a hard time finding jobs too!
Kisses & love from Anna Patty Duke
Whiter Shade Of PaleThe above blog entry was made on March 5, 2007.
We skipped the light fandango
Turned cartwheels 'cross the floor
I was feeling kind of seasick
The crowd called out for more
The room was humming harder
As the ceiling flew away
When we called out for another drink
The waiter brought a tray
And so it was later
As the Miller told His tale
That her face, at first just ghostly
Turned a whiter shade of pale
She said, "There is no reason
And the truth is plain to see"
But I wandered through my playing cards
Would not let her be
One of sixteen vestal virgins
Who were leaving for the coast
And although my eyes were open
They might just as well've been closed
And so it was later
As the Miller told His tale
That her face, at first just ghostly
Turned a whiter shade of pale
And so it was later . . . [abrupt fadeout]
Dear Sir Paul,I hate to mention it, but while I'm on the subject of music, maybe I should get it off my chest. I'm the real composer/writer of Whiter Shade of Pale, that was a Procol Haram hit. I suspect that they (Procol Haram) were concerned about this matter, after my seeming to resurrect from the dead, so to speak. I really know what the words mean. I was so precocious. I was a kid then, in the 1960's. Can you guess where I got the inspiration for the opening line, "We skipped the light fandango"? Believe it or not, way back then, in the 1960's, there was a tv commercial going, and they used that word, "fandango." I'm trying to remember; I believe they also described an event with a light display. There you have it, "light fandango." I am the composer/writer of it. I don't recall, offhand, the name of that event. Does that remind you of my inspiration for the name, Adam Levine? I got that from watching tv in the 1970's, as they mentioned the Robert E. Levine scandal of then, as I've said before. I also hate to say it, but a ghost spirited that music over to Great Britain, to Procol Haram. That's how they got ahold of it. It's the absolute truth. I know quite well what the lyrics mean. It's a blood-and-guts horror story, about a high-profile lady who died in the 1960's. It's a sad tribute to her. I was crying, reflecting on the meaning of the lyrics last night. I predicted her death, BEFORE it happened. The song was about Sharon Tate.
I was just having the pleasure of adding some high profile people to my friends list, and came across the profile of your 1960's ex-girlfriend, Ms. Asher. That was interesting. I couldn't resist the opportunity to mention a coincidence. In the late 1970's and 1980, my boss at a computer storeroom had that same last name, Asher. OMG, I just thought of another coincidence! Just now, I swear. His first name was PAUL. I swear it. It was interesting as it was, the Asher name coincidence, and I just realized you two, my ex-boss and you, have the same first name. His name was Paul Asher. I read that your ex-girlfriend is in the royal lineage of Henry III. This computer company, General Automation, was in Anaheim, the one Disneyland is in. They made the old-style bulky computers. They've since switched to pc size computers. I don't know if they're still in business. Maybe this name coincidence was the hadywork [handiwork] of the gods. But what would it mean?
Don't forget to write.
Steve













