Closest I got here are 1PzjfKTq4zf4eWRvirYJBucrWU6uaZwh9m and 1PZJfKwXxdPjVKEhMx4UThiMtL5GSrCtH

You don't. Each new address also has a new private key. Start with a simple example to see you have done it right,

For CPU: vanitygen64 1Love
For GPU: oclvanitygen -d 0 1Love

That should spit out an address/key pair in a few seconds typically. If it works then you can try longer ones and other options.

You only supply a "hex public key" as input when using -P to generate a partial key for a third party.

Mai pen rai

Yup. BTC addresses can't contain a lower case "l". And a few other letters too.
I guess you'll have to use 1TefLon.

Got a few ones here too:

https://mtgox.com/api/2/money/bitcoin/vanity_lookup?addr=1love

question.. what if my computer crashes after I find it..   my setup is unstable..  and I have to goto sleep eventually..  got a 12 hour wait it says..

Can it stash the key and address to the HD.. ? to later retrieve

Vanitygen supports file output without any commandline hacks - just use -o file.txt and it will write to a file. If you use the -i arg, it will be case-insensitive, and -k will keep generated results and keep running to find more. By default, it stops after finding one match.