Donate £1 (top left) or more and win a big prize
By chance, my new landline number (01204 is given) is:
3 even digits then 3 odd digits.
The odds are 15625 to 1.
I will announce the prize later.
I expect to have the visitors I deserve. About time, but a pity I've had to survive ordeals few men would survive.
I'm not a brave man, but when, for example, two muppets smashed the windows of my flat when I was alone at 1am having recorded music for 4 days without sleep, I thought I might be killed by the guy next door (Paul Bowman, who is on the run like his ex (Tracey/Tracy? Williams) and must be found. I will find them since their postbox was already broken and easily robbed and someone keeps opening the letters and leaving them for all to see.
No. When I think I'm going to die or worse, I cry as real men do, then I think of my dead father Herbert Mann, who adorns the wall of Regent Park Golf Club in Bolton as Club Captain in 1956 (the year I was born). He would say "Manno, that's nowt. Would thee rather pray for an Italian boat to pick thee up 6 hours after being sunk by an Italian submarine?"
That's where I get my strength. I can write my second book about that. Pity he can't read it, since I don't believe in Heaven. I can't wait to die, and meet him.
Good luck!
With all my love
Stephen Mann
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Thursday, 9 May 2013
Thursday, 4 April 2013
I have been burgled and assaulted
Update: 21 Apr 2013
This is my former next door neighbour Tracey Williams.
She kept coming round to my flat when I moved in, clearly distraught and rattling from lack of alcohol and diazepam. I felt sorry when I saw the bruises on her body. I went round and let her in a few times. We even went shopping and she filmed me. I lent her partner Paul a monitor and a WIFI adapter.
I even went round for a drink next door with my sister.
They were supposed to be splitting up on Friday 29th March. The day before...
My neighbours burgled me on my birthday, Thursday 28th March 2013, while I was asleep.
My son Ben was in my bed and I was asleep under a duvet on a settee. Ben's mother - my first wife Sarah - died in 1988 and he was brought up by my sister-in-law in Kent, so I only see him every few years.
The front door was definitely locked.
When I woke up, my phone, wallet, and cash were gone, and the front door was locked. I thought Ben must have taken them for safekeeping. When he awoke, he denied this, so I phoned his mum and asked - with great sorrow - whether he had a record of such behaviour. She said "no" emphatically. When he left he was carrying a small plastic bag with hardly anything in it.
The next day we found that 3 guitars and various internet gear had gone too.
The police refused to investigate.
On Saturday 30th March 2013, I invited Tracey and her partner Paul Bowman - a schizophrenic ex-army chap with PTSD - round to mine for drinks. I tried to see signs of guilt.
As they were leaving, I accused him of being a wife beater. He hit me hard. Broken glasses and a black eye for me. He fled. I phoned him from Tracey's phone to see if would come round for a chat. He was in Farnworth. I think Tracey phoned him later and he was in Southport. The police came round and interviewed Tracey in her flat first. They then interviewed me and said Tracey had told them I wasn't hit - but fell over. I have video evidence of my black eye on Facebook. They asked me to safeguard her in my flat overnight. She slept on my settee. In the morning, she had gone. And my door was locked.
They have a key to my flat.
I am conducting a Conduct Complaint against Greater Manchester Police who refuse to put CID on the case. I have lost cash, my beautiful HTC One SV phone, 3 guitars, 2 TP-Link Homeplugs, and my faith in the police, who refuse to investigate.
The 5 police officers (so far) who have visited me and told me I am mad will have one piece of paperwork - receiving their P45s.
This matter is now in the hands of my solicitor.
This is my former next door neighbour Tracey Williams.
She kept coming round to my flat when I moved in, clearly distraught and rattling from lack of alcohol and diazepam. I felt sorry when I saw the bruises on her body. I went round and let her in a few times. We even went shopping and she filmed me. I lent her partner Paul a monitor and a WIFI adapter.
I even went round for a drink next door with my sister.
They were supposed to be splitting up on Friday 29th March. The day before...
My neighbours burgled me on my birthday, Thursday 28th March 2013, while I was asleep.
My son Ben was in my bed and I was asleep under a duvet on a settee. Ben's mother - my first wife Sarah - died in 1988 and he was brought up by my sister-in-law in Kent, so I only see him every few years.
The front door was definitely locked.
When I woke up, my phone, wallet, and cash were gone, and the front door was locked. I thought Ben must have taken them for safekeeping. When he awoke, he denied this, so I phoned his mum and asked - with great sorrow - whether he had a record of such behaviour. She said "no" emphatically. When he left he was carrying a small plastic bag with hardly anything in it.
The next day we found that 3 guitars and various internet gear had gone too.
The police refused to investigate.
On Saturday 30th March 2013, I invited Tracey and her partner Paul Bowman - a schizophrenic ex-army chap with PTSD - round to mine for drinks. I tried to see signs of guilt.
As they were leaving, I accused him of being a wife beater. He hit me hard. Broken glasses and a black eye for me. He fled. I phoned him from Tracey's phone to see if would come round for a chat. He was in Farnworth. I think Tracey phoned him later and he was in Southport. The police came round and interviewed Tracey in her flat first. They then interviewed me and said Tracey had told them I wasn't hit - but fell over. I have video evidence of my black eye on Facebook. They asked me to safeguard her in my flat overnight. She slept on my settee. In the morning, she had gone. And my door was locked.
They have a key to my flat.
I am conducting a Conduct Complaint against Greater Manchester Police who refuse to put CID on the case. I have lost cash, my beautiful HTC One SV phone, 3 guitars, 2 TP-Link Homeplugs, and my faith in the police, who refuse to investigate.
The 5 police officers (so far) who have visited me and told me I am mad will have one piece of paperwork - receiving their P45s.
This matter is now in the hands of my solicitor.
Tuesday, 26 March 2013
Thursday, 14 March 2013
Tuesday, 12 March 2013
Monday, 11 March 2013
Sunday, 10 March 2013
A song for Mike at the Crossword Centre
Mike donated to the John Green Fund (top left of screen) by post.
The John Green Fund << Click
Mike is a great guy, but suffers from cyanophobia: the fear of the colour blue.
The John Green Fund << Click
Mike is a great guy, but suffers from cyanophobia: the fear of the colour blue.
Friday, 8 March 2013
Wednesday, 6 March 2013
QRanium QR codes
I'm reviving my interest in this site I designed a while back. These videos explain what QR codes are, and how they can improve your business...
...and your love life!
...and your love life!
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