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Octomom, the Musical. Get your tickets now, at plays411.com.I'm not amazed.
This is to clear up any confusion about myself (white) and the black Steve Bray. Madonna was definitely associated with TWO (2) different Steve Brays, myself, for one, and the black one, for another. For your information, I was not the one who worked on Like a Prayer, True Blue and Into the Groove. I also had nothing to do with the Breakfast Club. I hope you're happy I'm mentioning this. I DID work with Madonna, and contribute original music to some of her albums, but I almost hate to mention it or detail it. My contributions went into her 1st, 2nd and American Life albums, even if the credits don't reflect completely accurately. I know this may be hard for you to believe, but the American Life stuff is from about 30 years ago, although, true to her assurance to me back then, she withheld that stuff all those years (I think to prevent me from getting any career benefit or money from the stuff). I wanted her to release that music right away, but she refused. That's the kind of person Madonna has been towards me. Additionally, "Steve Bray" was never a legal name of mine, but in the 1970's, I told Madonna I wanted to use it. It came to mind when I was considering what pseudonym I might want to use. That's where part of the Madonna-and-I curse got under way. Madonna appears to have done nothing to clear me of anything.I'm really sick and tired of the issue, and I wish it were possible for it to go away, but apparently I'm stuck with it. I don't plan to much emphasize that old stuff, from here on out.
Nicole Brown Simpson - The Private Diary of a Life Interrupted - by Faye D. ResnickThere are a lot of books about that story, some of which are so low-quality that I wouldn't be particularly interested in them. A case in point is the one co-written by three of the Simpson murder case jurors. That one is said to reflect their erroneous interpretations. If I ever do read it, it will be to take a look at their LIES. Mark Fuhrman wrote a book on the story, too, which I haven't read, but would like to. Bugliosi described how the defense improperly made Fuhrman out to be a bad guy. If you want to know what I think about it, I believe Fuhrman staged the racial issue, for the purpose of freeing Simpson. How did Simpson get so lucky? The defense team (of course) was trying to free Simpson, AS WELL AS the prosecution team, and even Fuhrman! That isn't what Bugliosi said, but I believe it. I don't think Bugliosi would admit it, even if he were to believe it, and I'm not at all sure he doesn't believe it.
Outrage - by Vincent Bugliosi
Raging Heart - by Sheila Wells
The existence of gun control laws, in a country, is an absolute incontrovertible PROOF that that country is NOT a real democracy. This is, in effect, a real PROOF that there is no such thing as a real democracy.Politicians, in the U. S., are OBVIOUSLY blatant gangsters.
Years more growth in the Alaskan glaciers “might mark the beginning of another Little Ice Age,” notes the report.See, I told you that "global warming" is a scam, to help such fraud promoters cancel the traditional American ways of life, ushering in unrealistic restrictions on lifestyles. Here's two pages to read about this, one of which I excerpted the above quote from:
The expansion of the glaciers follows a similar occurrence in the Arctic, which has undergone an ice cover growth twice the size of Germany in the past year, a gain of about thirteen percent following a colder than usual year.
Man-made global warming adherents have attempted to downplay such instances as aberrations that defy a wider warming trend, but in reality no global warming has been observed since at least 1999 or even 1995, as University of Finland professor Jarl R. Ahlbeck maintains.
Whew, Chelsea Handler is so hot. Look at her here. She's her own self-contained stimulus package. Coincidentally, I just heard the term, "stimulus package," spoken by John McCain, on tv, minutes ago, on the Jay Leno show. He's still talking on tv, as I type this. I hate to switch to a discussion of politics or politicians, when what I'm really interested in, at this moment, is this nude, of Chelsea Handler. I'll say this: I sure wish I had full nudes of her, with no censorship. Better yet, I wish she were naked with me right now. Really. Come on, Chelsea. I know you want me. I'm already in love with you [,Chelsea.]. She's hot. I always thought she was hot. This is a verification.1. Secret agent theme music, orNo offense intended, Chelsea, with my special genre idea, which I've nicknamed "Sobbing Jew." You've sounded Jewish to me. I came up with that genre name idea, from at least one other piece of music, the name of which I don't recall, at the moment. This sound could easily fit into that genre category, too.
2. Sobbing Jew music
1. The author, John Gilmore, lived amongst the Charlie crowd, at Spahn Ranch, during that timeframe.Speaking of the Charlie story, I want to make a comment about the book I read, before this one, called Squeaky - The Life and Times of Lynette Alice Fromme. There is one conspicuous lie in it, which I suspect the author put there for some kind of secret symbolic reason, or symbolic allusion, maybe. In a section before the first chapter, it was stated that Coors beer wasn't sold in California at that time, in September of 1975, that someone imported it into California. I assure you that, very definitely, Coors beer was sold in California, not only then, in 1975, but for years prior to that point in time. I can personally vouch for Coors beer sales in California, back then, from my personal, firsthand experience. I've lived in California all of my life; I would know. To support my personal knowledge of this fact, I state that I was heavily into recycling of empty beer cans and bottles. Back when I was doing this, in 1972, beer cans were paying 1/2 cent each, and I dont recall, at this moment, how much I was getting for Coors beer bottles. Coors bottles were dark brown in color then, like they've been in more recent years. Coors was the only brand of beer bottles I was turning in for cash.
2. This book tells of people I haven't heard of elsewhere.
3. This book quotes a lot of people that were involved with that group. Many of such quotes are one or more paragraphs long.
4. Of all the books I've read on this story, and this is the seventh I've read about it, this book has easily the most information I've ever found on Bobby Beausoleil, and also on his life, before Charlie.
I just saw this obviously relevant ad, so I felt I needed to immortalize it here. This is it.
Here's another coincidence. I was just mentioning Cat Stevens' brother, David Gordon, and there's been that story about Chris Brown. Well today, in my tv news update by email, there was a mention of British Prime Minister Gordon Brown. That has both names combined. Uncanny? Maybe. Speaking of coincidences, notice the sign, part of which is covered up with another sign, leaving "CAT" legible (which appears to be the first three letters of the name, "CATHERINE"). I think that's an old photo. Do you think that combination, in this photo, was an intentional allusion to Cat Stevens' brother, whose name is "Gordon?" You can click on this photo, to go to an article which is critical of PM Gordon Brown.
Besides being photographic documentation that I need a new chair mat (which I can't afford), there is an interesting picture formed in that broken-away portion. I clearly see Long Island (as evidenced by the unmistakable outline of its east end). I also see a pig, with snout and ears perked up, and a great white shark, in a curled posture, as it leaps through the air, in the direction of that pig. That pig would want to get out of there quick. One figure is still unclear to me. There seems to be a Turkish-fez-shaped hat on the great white shark, or is that its dorsal fin? Maybe that's a splash of water coming off its back. I prefer the splash-of-water interpretation. This is clearly another divine message, like the grilled cheese sandwich with the face of Jesus on it. If anyone wants to buy this chair mat, with its divine message, I need at least enough money to cover the price of two new chair mats, which I badly need.HHSIs that what the description reminds me of? If so, it must be more evidence that the Obama administration is wacko.
Department of Health and Human Services
Health Resources & Services Administration
Social and Behavioral Interventions to Increase Organ and Tissue Donation
Modification 2
[The camera moves in on Jen the Hen, standing on a table at Norm's, pecking about aimlessly. A small crowd is standing around, debating whether or not Jen the Hen has cardboard or good edible fiber. The same man, from the Fiber One commercial, is in the expert advice role, on camera. He goes by the designation, F. O. man. On a bell; quiet on the set.]And that's not all. I conceived of another tv commercial, while I was just having dinner at Norm's, tonight. I made the mistake of choosing Norm's, as if I hadn't learned my lesson already, about Norm's "food."
man: Naw, chickens ain't got no fiber. Chicken is mushy.
F. O. man: Actually, if you eat Jen the Hen whole, feathers and all, she's got about half a day's worth of fiber.
Lady: You're telling me Jen the Hen is loaded with cardboard?
F. O. man: Oh, no. Of course not. Cardboard, no. Delicious, yes.
[The patron man takes Jen the Hen by surprise, grabbing its leg. Both he and the lady sit down to eat Jen the Hen. The camera pans out and fades, just after he has Jen the Hen's head aimed towards his open mouth, ready to take the first bite. The screen blacks out, except for a Denny's sign.]
narrator: Stop going to Norm's. Seriously . . . it's time.
[Same cast as above (a man and a lady as Norm's customers, and the Fiber One expert advice guy, from the Fiber One commercials. The man and lady are debating about whether or not Norm's food has cardboard or good fiber. The lady and man are sitting together, at the same table.]These two commercials remind me of one I wrote months ago, but haven't posted it here. I really hope to get paid for that one, but I haven't submitted it to Denny's. I should.
lady: Yuck! Norm's "food" tastes awful. I'm sure it has cardboard for fiber.
man: Yeah, it sure tastes that bad, and it's tough as cardboard, or maybe leather.
[The Fiber One man just arrived, just in time to overhear the above lines. The man suddenly looks at the F. O. man, and points at him, as he says his next line.]
man: Oh . . . I get it. Norm's food "is delicious and doesn't have any cardboard in it.
[The camera shifts for a close up of F. O. man's face. He is grimmacing, as he thinks about this discussion, and what he's going to say next. He really is honest, so he isn't going to lie to them about Norm's food, even if he does work for Norm's.]
F. O. man: Hmmm . . . actually, Norm's meals have about half a day's worth of cardboard in each one. If I hadn't left that grocery store for Norm's, I wouldn't be in this spot of having to explain this one.
lady: Ahhhh! You mean I have to eat TWO Norm's meals to get a whole day's worth of cardboard?
F. O. man: I'm afraid so.
[On hearing this, the lady keels over, onto her side, on the bench seat.
man: No way. I can't get down even one. We're leaving.
[The man tries to revive the lady by pushing on her, but it's no use. He'll have to wait till she comes to. The camera catches a closeup of F. O. man's face, goes back to the man staring down at the lady, then pans out and fades into the image of a Denny's sign.]
narrator: Don't make the same mistake these two made. Go to Denny's, instead.
[The camera moves in closer to the man on the phone.]Speaking of Chicago, I just experienced a couple of epiphanies. You were IN Chicago? Since you were Brad's last chick, you were "a chick ago," hence you ARE Chicago, Jen the Hen. In conclusion, not only are you Chicago, I've also just proved that Chicago is a chicken.
man: What?! What do you mean, "when am I going to be all cleared out?!" "What does my mother think of me? My father? How much were government offices going for?" Listen, you've got me all wrong. I'm only going to tell you this one time, so listen up: I'm a BLOGGER, not BLAGO. Got that?
[The man hangs up with a loud jangle (old phone).]
Oh my god. Guess what? I've got a new, original song in the works, all of a sudden. I wasn't expecting to compose tonight, on Christmas, but my musical creativity was in full force, so this new song took shape, like a newborn child being born. I knew right away that I had to write it down, with the intention of doing the finishing touches to it, when I get to it, maybe tomorrow (today, really, since it's the wee hours of the 26th). I plan to record it. Since one song is never enough, I'm going to compose another dozen or so songs for a new CD. This is exciting. Read what I said about this, in today's Madonna blog entry. I think this is the moment I was waiting for.
Here is an old, but very precious, piece of art, from when I was a very small child. I was sitting in the shopping cart, which my mother was pulling along the aisle, when I caught sight of a piece of rooster art, which was hanging on display, above the level of my head. As my mother continued on, I emphatically pointed out that rooster, which was at that moment behind me. She walked over, and grabbed one/it, and brought it to me, and aksed me: "This?" I emphatically affirmed, "yes!" Fortunately she bought it, and brought it home with us. To this very day, that plastic rooster has been on display in our kitchen, and is now above the service-porch kitchen door. Here it is, memorialized for all eternity. Isn't it adorable? It's unthinkable that it could ever be lost or destroyed. Sculpture doesn't get any better than this. It's beyond words. While I was a small child, I broke off the left portion of the wavy base. That's a shame. My mother stopped me from doing any more damage to it. Well, at least that much of it has survived. I had asked her to hand it to me, and she did, and that's what happened. Oh well.
While I'm on the subject of art, here's that hen pen holder, I mentioned a while back. Next to it is a more recent clay item I picked up at the same cheap outlet. Both items are of clay. I love them both. I was going to get more chicken items a while back, but I hesitated to spend that little bit of money, and now those other ones are gone. What a shame. This black cup is chrome-plated, inside.With courage you will dare to take risks, have the strength to be compassionate and the wisdom to be humble. Courage is the foundation of integrity. -- Keshavan Nair (from The Artist's Way, by Julia Cameron)What does that remind me of? That the U. S. politician has no courage, and consequently, no base of integrity. The U. S. politician is a fraud, like Al Gore.
I do not mean that from the early 1960s to this day every person who smoked pot, opposed the Vietnam War, protested pollution, demanded equal pay for women, tried to preserve endangered species, and so on was at the same time, consciously or unconsciously, furthering the foreign-policy interests of the Soviet Union. Rather, that (a) every one of these movements has served as a staging area for tiny violent minorities to disrupt Western societies or change their nature by provoking repressive measures--the ancient Communist tactic--and (b) substantially larger minorities within these movements joined them in the belief that their pet peeves, from * linear thought to the killing of the whales, were plots by or problems peculiar to the free-enterprise system.I've said this many times before, and I repeat:
This created a climate in the West, especially between 1965 and 1975, wherein every Western policy had to be carried out with reference to the special interests and beliefs of these groups, even when doing so was evidently injurious to the larger interests of Western societies as a whole. In talking about the consequences of the efforts of only one of these groups, the environmentalists, Paul Johnson, former editor of The New Statesman, has this to say in his book Enemies of Society (New York: Atheneum, 1977), p. 101: "The precise economic effects, in terms of human misery and death, of the ecolobby's coup will never be known . . . . The only gainer was the archetypal totalitarian state, the Soviet Union, which saw its own prestige rise, and its effective military and political power enhanced, as the wealth of the West fell and its self-confidence evaportated."
There is no such thing as carbon dioxide causing global warming.* You know what linear thought is? Believe me, you NEED to retain the RIGHT to think linearly. The liberals are in the midst of installing Stalin's political psychiatry, and they must be STOPPED, dead in their tracks. It's an emergency, so much so, that marshal law ought to be declared, to keep Barack Obama (with his Communistic left leanings) out of the oval office.
1. No, ThanksI don't even want to hint at what these two are like, for fear of someone picking up, or guessing, my ideas. I have to put my intellectual property rights near the top of my priorities, for anything intended to be commercial, that I write. Well, that brings my count of tentative GEICO commercials, that I wrote, up to four: One gecko one and three caveman ones.
2. Oh, Alright
Barack Obama is, by far, the most anti-gun presidential nominee in historyHere's what the NRA has to say about Obama. I'm desperate to do what I can to prevent Obama from gaining the presidency. It's very very important to vote "no" to Obama on November the 4th. McCain has got to be better than Obama. What's Hollywood's problem? Are they trying to prevent being boycotted by liberals? Is that why they speak in favor of Communists like Obama? So, it really is ALL about money, for those on the A-list! I knew it! Hollywood, you've earned a one-way trip to the gulag. The gulag is NOT like a mansion, I assure you. Isn't is amusing, how much my new political message, near the top of the page, resembles the LIFE magazine covers.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) - Remember: There can be a fine line between making constructive remarks and destructive comments, so if you're asked to offer advice, be extra careful how you phrase your comments.The newspaper is The Herald-Times, of someplace in Indiana. What intrigues me, is that I just had a run-in with some acting teachers, in which I lost my composure. I'm still waiting for the dust to settle, over that one. What set me off was THEIR lack of tact with ME. It's a reverse of the idea, in terms of direction, but horoscopes are short-term advice, anyway. Yeah, I wish they had excercised good judgment and tact with me, over the last three years. They don't admit they did anything wrong. I've still got the newspaper page, to prove I'm not making this up. This is real. This horoscope, dated September 12, 2007, is on page D5. Check it out, if you want. Coincidences happen? I don't so much believe in coincidences, myself. What about you, Jen the Hen?
I think the mudslinging would have been a lot worse, if this was going to matter much to the campaign. Since the firing wasn't illegal, one has to question why it was called "abuse of power." I believe it's just dirt the liberals dug up, in their smear campaign against Gov. Palin.Thanks again, Lauren. You're one of my favorite news ladies.
Steve
Well, it starts with an "S" and ends with an "x." I think you can easily guess the middle letter.Lauren Sanchez, you guessed "me?" How did you guess I'd want to have sex with you? Oh, excuse me, you must have said, "e" as the middle letter. Well, you guessed right either way, in a manner of speaking. "Sex" or "sex with you." Either/or/both will work. Oh, that reminds me; then I'd never be willing to give up sex with you, no matter how old I get? Well . . . that's not entirely unbelievable, if you ask me.
Steve
1. Why did John McCain win tonight's debate?It's about time they read another one of my emails on the air. It seems like a long time since they last read one of mine. Maybe I just didn't hear mine, the last time or two.
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2. Why did Barack Obama win tonight's debate?
1. "How Are YOU?"Well, that makes six SNL-genre skits I've written, recently. What do you think? Is Saturday Night Live willing to hire me on, as an actor/writer combo man? You think? I need this job ASAP. What am I going to do? Of course, you can drive by my place, to consult with me. Like I said before, I'm not going to post this stuff. To do so would be tantamount, in effect, to throwing away valuable intellectual property. I wouldn't want to throw the stuff out, even if I were rich, let alone poor. The idea of doing stand-up or skits, at the Laugh Factory or The Comedy Store, still crosses my mind. I'm more than willing to work at either of those places, if they're willing to pay me. I wouldn't want to do it free. It'd be like giving my ideas away for free. I'm trying to be through with people getting my stuff for free. Although you're rich, I'm sure you can understand my position with this. It's a no-brainer. Excuse me, but even a chicken can understand this.
2. "EXCUSE Me"!
1. The Pilates PilotWell, I hope I didn't bore you with this career talk. In any case, always do read what I say, even if it does bore you. It's the least you can do for me, Jen the Hen.
2. The Jews Stink - Mein Kampf
3. I'm Not Talking 'bout Me Leavin'
4. She Here?
You can put lipstick on Barack, but it's still Barack.They even displayed it on the screen, so the tv audience could read it. Thanks. I appreciate that.
Steve
Excuse me for saying so, but we'd like to see Jen play WITH herself.That's literally true. You can send me all the videos of that sort, that you want, Jen the Hen. You know where I'd like to post them.
Norm's, where life happens; life in prison, that is. That electrical crackle, in their commercial, is the electric chair. Norm's also has a death row. They're contracting the job. I just can't resist this one: If they make Charlie eat at Norm's all the time, what do you think's going to happen when he gets out of there? You can laugh now.I updated the techno-boredom item above, to draw your attention to a related item, I just wrote about, in today's Techno Blog entry. Don't miss this. It's worth the minute or so, to read it. I tell it straight.
Jennifer Aniston's sh----t !!!Lauren Sanchez seemed to be hinting that she read it, by the way she made a special mention of a Steve from Whittier, in giggly fashion. Then she said, "it's good?" Why, how could it not be good, considering? Doesn't she know? That might have been another hint that she was alluding to my message. I consider this a good night, considering these two developments.
Steve
I love this one of you, Jen. I've got an even better one of you, which I just put in my adult page, which shows about how you looked to me below, one of those nights in West Hollywood, in early 2005. You meant something, by the way you acted, the last time I saw you in West Hollywood? I want to talk to you, again.
I put this one here, of you in a maid outfit, because of a photo in a topless magazine, of the late 1950's. It had a black-and-white photo shoot of Sharon Tate with Voytek Frykowski. They spelled out their real names, just like I've written them here. Sharon wore a maid outfit of that approximate style. In one shot, she was topless and bending over, with her garters and panties facing the camera, and her boobs hanging downward. The article used the moniker, "Roy's toy," referring to Voytek's package. Sharon was still a minor then. I wish I still had that copy of the magazine. It'd be a true collector's item, today. I picked it up a few years before she died. I still suspect Max Bear Jr. to have a copy of it. If I ever talk to him, I want to ask him about it. I'd like to take scans of that whole article, with all the photos in that shoot. I wish I could remember the name of that magazine. I believe it was just a small publication. [NOTE: I suspect/believe that magazine was published in the Fullerton area. I also suspect/believe that shoot was done in the Palm Garden Apartments, in Fullerton (whatever those apartments were called then). I further suspect/believe that photo shoot was done in the second-floor unit, in the extreme northwest corner of that complex. I have a mysterious way of knowing such things. That issue of the magazine had a publication year of 1957 or 1958.]To C. Carcamo (who wrote the article about San Onofre),What do you think, Jen the Hen?
I've had long experience with nude beaches, in California. Black's Beach is a good case in point. Many years ago, I met an older man at Black's, who told me that beach has been used clothing-optional since the 1940's, and he was old enough to have experience there, that long ago. The point is that naturism is a proud tradition of freedom, that neither the DPR nor anyone else has the right to undo, with prudist human rights violation agenda. Nudity is truly a human right, which no man hath the right to take away with their sneak political agenda. It's the prude who is violent, not the naturist/nudist freedom lover. San Onofre is the same basic situation. They've had a good thing, and the political criminals are always on the lookout for a way to undo any progress that has been made in the direction of freedom. If you want to be technical, all nudity bans are unconstitutional. If one takes the time and effort to examine the issue objectively, one can't help but conclude that. The Huntington Beach city council passed a municipal ordinance, using unconstitutional reasoning. They figured that the police should be given free reign to decide anything and everything, but that's an unconstitutional policy, which violates the separation of the three branches of government. Neither the police, nor anyone pretending to be them, have the right to supercede the legislative branch of government. THEY ARE NOT THE "LAW," as some have described them. They must cease and desist from acting like they are.
Steve
Heeeeeeeerree's Heidi (Klum).
Here's a midsummer update on the poinsettia. Here it's freshly leafed out, awaiting Halloween, for the reddening of the bracts. This plant is an example of the success possible, in transplanting a store-bought Christmas item. It's clearly a mature well-established plant, now.I had a temporary job at a medical records place, some years ago. Some guy I worked with got on my case, all of a sudden, like he had it in for me. He challenged me to a fight outside, which I declined. We never made up.Thanks again, Maria. You've been coming through for me on the air.
Steve
Yes. I deserve one. I've been standing up to government's assault against personal liberties, in the U. S. The politicians need to be constantly told not to undo freedom in the U. S.Thanks Maria. You came through for me again. You have to admit; I have stood up to the politicians, to get them to back off of their oppressive ways.
Steve
Don't forget to wish me a happy birthday, Jen the Hen. It's the least you can do for me. My 50th birthday is Monday, the 28th. That means "tell me you wish me a happy birthday," too.It'd take the possibility of a good time, for me to want to risk my life. That's what it is with a dangerous pastime, or dangerous sport.There, I think I beat the clock this time, posting this email thing before midnight . . . Excuse me, but my clock struck midnight a second or two before I saved this last portion of this blog entry.
Steve
Potentially it's good, but it's something else with the potential to be abused by the dishonest. If the diners misreport the calorie counts, they are doing their customers a disservice, and possibly harming their health and making them fatter.I'm glad that they're back to reading a lot of my replies, again. Thanks, My13LA.
Steve
To all U. S. politicians, concerned with legislation of so-called "public health" issues:Maybe the politicians have been too embarrassed to stand up for the kind of human rights I've detailed above? I think their reasons are even less justifiable than that. They shouldn't be spoon-feeding the insurance companies kickbacks, by pretending human contact and relations to be safety violations. Likewise, they shouldn't be buying into medical industry, or "profession," propaganda. "Health" services are far less important than the "health" propaganda ministers would have you think. The poiticians shouldn't be acting like they have the right to dictate personal health choices to anyone and everyone. The salmonella issue, like all germ-related actions by the feds, is an absolute hoax. The feds responsible for that fraud ought to be fired on the spot, with no second chance, and no "explanations" accepted.
Apparently, all politicians, in the U. S., are my own children, whom I must lead around by the ear, to point out the facts of life to them. Can't you people stick to the honest facts, and not create oppressive rules, which take away the freedoms we, the people, are supposed to be entitled to?
I've kept my silence too long, on the produce recalls, which have insinuated that people can't be allowed the concession of the real truth, regarding so-called "public safety." The finding of salmonella on an item of produce does not justify a produce recall. Period. It's really basic. You politicians are trying to take away the freedom of interpersonal relations, which man has enjoyed since prehistoric times. You're insinuating that sex, and related interpersonal contact, which include contact with germs, to be undangering public health, and "consequently disallowed." That's utterly hypocritical of you, and you must immediately desist from making, or trying to make, normal healthy, personal-contact relationship details illegal. How people relate to each other is clearly none of your business. It is perfectly safe, and more healthy, to do all the personal attentions that lovers have done for each other, for countless thousands of years. Such details as rimming, and drinking urine, and even eating shit. That is all traditional and time-honored, within the human race, and even in the animal kingdom in general. You have no right to discontinue man's right to show affection to one another in such important, traditional and healthy ways. Politicians are obviously intending to make everything on earth illegal to the masses, while planning to sneak everything they want, behind people's backs. You are not entitled to your hypocrisy, and you are not entitled to legislate such matters, PERIOD.
Getting back to the produce recall issue, you are committing fraud, to say a recall to be warranted, because a speck of a germ were found on an item of produce. There are ALWAYS germs on everything, including produce, which it's normal practice to wash off, prior to consuming, and the fact that you are insinuating otherwise is a glaring testament to the fact that you are committing massive frauds against the public, and against human rights. You are not entitled to make health decisions for people. PERIOD. If you don't get with it, and desist from menacing the public with burdensome restrictions on lifestyle, you ought to be executed in public, to make an example out of you.
Furthermore, AIDS is an obnoxious oppressive myth, that you pseudo-heros have put on society. There is absolutely no such thing as AIDS, and anyone, including and especially you politicians, who furthers that myth, ought to be executed in public, to help set the record straight. Your lies are heinous, and I have no intention of letting you get away with "public health" m. o. bullying of the pubic.
Steve
This photo expresses my opinion of the Obama versus McCain issue. That's about how I feel about the late Sanford Meisner, too. I'd like to train a dog to pee on Meisner's grave this way, and take it for regular walks past Meisner's grave. Want a specific, of what I don't like about Obama? He supports the death penalty for sex offenders. That's a dishonest political position to occupy. For one thing, politicians think that can label anything they want as being "sex" or "violence." Just because they've labeled something "sex" or "violence," or "sex and violence," gives absolutely no clue whatsoever about whether or not the actual act involved either one of those things. Furthermore, just because a child doesn't have as good judgment as an adult, doesn't give the politician the real right to pretend, or define, what anything "constitutes," with regard to a child. The politicians are lying about "harming" minors. It's just silver-bullet dirty politics, and politicians aren't entitled to that. Show me a politician who harps constantly about "child molestation," and I'll show you a politician who's a crazy, mass-murderer political criminal. Politicians like that ought to be sent to prison, without the possibility of parole, or committed to mental institutions. They aren't competent to decide anything about anyone. I'm definitely not impressed by their pseudo-child-protection political stance. They're all madmen.I've encountered so many annoying people, in business situations, I can't easily narrow it down to the worst one. I wish I could be more specific.
Steve
There's an annual World Naked Bikeride event in Denver Colorado, on Saturday, July 12th. I wish I could be there. Help me to support this event and this cause. Madonna, that means "you too." I know you want to participate. Don't let your fans down; just your pants. This is worthwhile. Saturday is awfully near.NY Times: No. 1 Faux Pas in Washington? Candor, Perhaps.American politicians spew lies all day long, and never get nailed for it. It's when they tell their true beliefs that they get nailed in the media. The U. S. system is a totally dishonest inversion.
It was the journalist Michael Kinsley who changed Washington’s understanding of gaffes with his observation that they occur not when people lie, but when they say what they really think.
Yeah, I didn't vote in the 2000 election. Not voting against Al Gore has to be considered a crime, considering his heavy involvement in spreading the greenhouse gas myth.Thanks for reading my message, Susan. You stressed the word "myth," like you thought that to be an unusual opinion. Yes, the greenhouse gas theory IS a myth. Gore and his cohorts ought to be punished for their lies about the environment.
Steve
Fullerton
1. You probably wouldn't oblige me.Well, if you were nice, you'd help me out with the gas, if that was the only problem. I have an idea for a specialty of comedy, if I were to write for SNL. I don't want to give anyone the idea, by mentioning it. It has nothing to do with you or anyone I know. People have always stolen my good ideas out of my mind, without my even having writen or spoken the stuff. That's the kind of stiff competition that's been going on in the U. S.
2. It might tempt you to tell them to NEVER hire me.
3. It might jinx my chances of getting a job there, instead.
4. I can't afford the gas to commute that far.
I find so many items of interest, I haven't always mentioned everything I've come across. Here's something. I just mentioned, in yesterday's blog entry, that Houston is 1560 miles from Los Angeles. Well, just today I was reading a letter to Susan Atkins, that came from the mayor of Houston, in 2001. The coincidence is in the post office box number of the mayor's office. It's 1562, which is about that same number of miles, between L. A. and Houston. As proof, here's a copy of that letterhead, of the city of Houston, of 2001. What do you think? Uncanny?Yes. I had a feud with Madonna, which is over, now that she's breaking up with Guy. (Lauren, read this. Thanks.)She didn't read the part in parentheses, and she didn't read "the" in front of "Steve," and she didn't say the "of Fullerton" part. This is the second time they read one of my replies, in which I mentioned Madonna. This is getting more exciting all the time. Well, Madonna, now that the world knows, there's pressure on you to be nice to me, and to be mine.
the Steve
Yes, I'm wholeheartedly glad they finally honored the 2nd amendment, and lifted the ban. Collective gun rights go without saying. The 2nd amendment is about INDIVIDUAL gun rights.It's about time you 13 news people read another one of my responses on the air. It's been a while since you read the last one on the air. I did a lot of work, standing up for the second amendment. I feel like I influenced this decision, with all the messages I've been sending to politicians. I think I finally convinced them.
Steve
I just realized something. Have you ever heard of a lady named Susan Anton? Mention of her was kicking around on tv decades ago. What's interesting is that her name is like a combination of these two names, "Susan (Atkins) and Anton (LaVey). Intentional? You think? Poor Ms. Susan is now reported to be missing a leg, and dying of brain cancer (June of 2008). [Susan Atkins performed in one of Anton LaVey's stage shows, in the late 1960's, in the San Francisco area. That coincidence links her, in a real way, to Anton LaVey, which makes the name coincidence seem all the more interesting.]I just wrote to Susan Anton, to mention this name coincidence. I wonder if she'll reply to me. I would like that.
Here's evidence that we started the 2008 Summer in my area, without the normal June gloom, as it's called here. They've been giving "red flag alerts" here, in the Los Angeles area, lately. I personally prefer June gloom to scorching heat. I've got an idea, Jen the Hen. Why don't we all use magick of the mind, to bring back the June gloom, and keep it here till the end of Summer? If enough LA area witches/warlocks/ghosts chip into this effect, it ought to descend upon southern California like some kind of unexpected weather phenomenon. In fact, it only takes one adept magick type character to pull off a feat of this magnitude, if it's not opposed by black magick. That's the thing about it. Black magick isn't less common than white magick. I haven't applied myself to the task, but I'm tempted. I know you've got it in you, Jen the Hen. You're not just paltry/poultry/whatever.
Fortunately, you rarely wear clothes, Jen the Hen. Here you are naked, for a Smartwater ad. We don't know what you'll do next, but it's a good guess you won't have much, if any, clothes on, some of the time for it. I'm about to put that topless photo of you on my special page. Speak now, or forever hold your peace.
I was going to avoid, for the time being, putting many photos on this page. However, I couldn't resist this one. I think you can see why. As you know, this was in Mexico, with your friend, Courteney Cox. Thanks, Jen the Hen.Note: The Sharon Tate documentary I had here, Final Days of an Icon, appears to have been removed from Google. That's a shame. I enjoyed it.As far as that Barker Ranch dig goes, exploratory excavation is officially on the agenda for this month. This dig is to determine if they are going to do a full-blown dig for bodies. The Sheriff's Department intends to keep everyone away from the project, so I don't recommend showing up to get a peek.
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Here's a butt shot of Leticia Casta. I couldn't waste this opportunity.
Here's a second butt shot, this one of Eva Mendes. These naked fur protests have been happening for many years. I don't remember what year I first saw a tv report on such a protest, but I think it was in the 1980's.If that was a speakeasy, maybe the FBI ought to hear about it.I figured that was a good reply, since it matched the 1920's theme my website has had lately. Actually, I think Hillary may have staged that bar scene as an allusion to my Hillary put-down remarks here. Maybe she thinks my influence is detracting from her popularity. Not only that, there was mention recently of a love song to Hillary, but it was someone else's song. That also may have been an allusion to me and my Blues My Wanting Hillary Gives to Me song, here. Do you think Hillary believes I'm costing her, in terms of votes? To be candid about it, I'm not sure Barack's health care plans are any better than Hillary's. Insurance should never be forced on anyone. The only way I can think of, to dodge mandated health insurance, is to vote Republican, and I'm not 100% sure even that would avoid such a law.
Steve
Here's one of Drew Barrymore, for this butt shot series on this page. You can click it for a larger version. I adjusted the gamma correction and contrast to give a better look at her butt. What strikes me as interesting in this shot is the heat radiator on the right. It reminds me of my oil-filled heat radiator, which got into my background photo for my music page. I've been neglecting my music page for many months. Remember, Drew was the little girl in the movie ET.Hey everyone,I've got a techno-boredom item. I just ordered a shop manual, for my van, from Amazon.com. I had ordered one previously, but the order was canceled, so I ordered from Amazon, instead.
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GEICO gecko: Well, here I am, trying to catch a glimpse of a rare rain storm, here in Death Valley. Oh! What's that?! I hear something. It's raining! Uh oh. I'd better be gettin' to higher ground real quick.It'd be good if they could do this animation in time for tomorrow's storm, but I don't think they could do it that fast. The timing is good otherwise, though, because they just started to advertise their Powersports coverage. This is the perfect way to get the GEICO gecko involved with that, too.
[Suddenly, a desert flash flood sweeps the GEICO gecko away with a wall of water. The camera pans to the left, to catch the GEICO gecko once again. This time, he's on a motor boat, wearing a skipper's cap.
GEICO gecko: No problem, mate. I always go prepared. I brought me boat with me.
[Suddenly, the stern gradually rises in a swirling motion, then the boat bobs slightly (Titanic style) [boat pointing straight down], and then founders, with the GEICO gecko standing on top of the end of the stern, on its way down.
GEICO gecko: [As his boat descends into the water] Ah, don't worry about me. I'm prepared. I'm covered by GEICO Powersports. They'll take care of everything, just like nothin' happened. Well, catch ya later. I've got some laps to swim. [The GEICO gecko swins towards the horizon, as the scene fades.]














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