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This is where I put all of the stuff that doesn't fit into any of the other categories on the site, stuff like technical articles on random stuff, song lyrics, rants, and whatever else I can think of.

General MIDI's Jukebox

All of the MIDI files your poor little heart can stand

MIDI Player Software

Technical Articles

How to Adjust a Two Cycle Carburetor

Complete with instructions on how to tamper with a tamper resistant carburetor while furiously voiding your warranty.

Fixing a McCulloch Eager Beaver Chainsaw

How I fixed a chainsaw I found buried in a ditch. Includes lots of great tips on how to fix chainsaws and other two cycle power equipment in general.

How to Design a Webpage

If you like the way this site is laid out, good. Here's how to make a page just like this one. If you don't like the way this site is laid out, well, I really don't care.

How to disable the HTML 5 Video Player in Firefox

How to Change the Rear Shocks on a 2000 Mercury Grand Marquis/Crown Victoria

How to Diagnose and Test an Alternator


Rants

DVD Recorders Suck

Paroles pour Chansons: Song Lyrics I Translated From French

I am a strange person with strange taste in music. I don't speak French very well, and I've never been to France, but I love French music. It started when I got my first Vanessa Paradis record something like 20 years ago. It baffles me that, even though American music, in English is popular all around the world, music from other countries very, very rarely makes it big here. Sure, there are a few exceptions. Shakira and Mari-Mai both charted recently, although only their songs in English made it big: 'Wherever, Whenever' and 'Do You', respectively, even though those were hardly their best songs.

In an effort to promote world music I'm going to translate some of my favorite French songs to English for you. Please keep it in mind that my French isn't perfect, and these are not word-for-word translations. It doesn't help that there are a lot of words in French that don't have an English counterpart that means exactly the same thing. If you want word-for-word, try Babel Fish, because god knows that always works out well.



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