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Not a whole lot here. I just upload random things and edit the HTML code when I feel like it. No pretty backgrounds, no scrolling text, just this lovely little exclamation sculpture.


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All this site is, really, is a glorified FTP space. Last updated 7-19-2004. Jump down to The apartment I'm going to build for a link to another page with several pretty screenshots. I updated again, and it looks a lot better. Image quality still sucks, but that's still what happens with JPEGs.






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I took out the classical music links as of 7-24-03...that should save me bunches of bandwidth in the long term. The files are still there...just the links are gone. If anyone with a little technical savvy wants to see if they can find the files, go right ahead. Be my guest. Do it or.....not.

So, honestly, who here knew that "savvy" had two vs? I didn't, and I'm the one who typed it that way. As they say, "You learn something every day." I sincerely hope that this wasn't it.


Damn funny music
A look at the types of things that clutter my hard drive
How I waste my life away
The apartment I'm going to build
A me-"portrait"
The Lincoln Mayorga Corner
Hieronymus Bosch FAQ
The Hall of Bold Words
Dunk-A-Drunk
The Dots
Coming Attractions!!!!


Links off this page

Pics - hot chick
A really crappy guestbook you can visit, but NOT SIGN.
A spectacularly adequate guestbook you can view and sign:

View My Guestbook
Sign My Guestbook








This selection, taken from Cannibal! The Musical, is just DAMN FUNNY. It's so damn funny that it gets its own little player.

<bgsound src="snowman.mp3">



This one, too. Same source.

It's a Shpadoinkle Day



This isn't really funny. It's me playing Chaminade...uploaded at the request of Aborigine. Do a right click, Save Target As

GET IT HERE!!!!!!!








About 2/3 of the mp3s on my hard drive. The others are in random folders, and quite frankly, I can't be bothered to track them down. No particular order.



airraid - crows caw wildly as an air raid siren goes off in the background. Don't ask.

howl - a coyote howl breaks up into raucous laughter. Again, don't ask.

Golliwogg - Debussy. This is one of my favorite pieces...this version includes a 2.5-minute commentary by Lincoln Mayorga...a natural comedian, though he may not think so. Hell, I like this guy so much, I'll put up a picture of him. See table of contents.

Adagio for Strings - Samuel Barber

Ziggy Stardust - Bowie

Elegie - Rachmaninoff

Prelude in c# - Rachmaninoff

Melodie in E - Rachmaninoff

Mazurka in a - Chopin

Nocturne in Eb - Chopin

Yodeling Overtures - Mary Schneider. Unique, if nothing else :-P

Grand Litany Chorale - Rachmaninoff. All I can say is...damn, can those Russians ever sing low!

Louie Louie - Kingsmen. True to spirit, it's totally incomprehensible

Piano Concerto in a - Grieg

Prelude in e - Chopin

Hound Dog - Elvis. I always found this extremely funny.

Snowman - The aforementioned song. Can be played above

Shpadoinkle - The aforementioned song. Can be played above

Schindler's List - This rounds off my collection of movie themes

Prelude in g - Rachmaninoff

Hammersmith - Holst

Appalachian Spring - Copland. Very nice piece.

Virtual Insanity - Jamiroquai. This is pretty cool.

Q0 - Some random thing in Japanese. I think it's about doctors, but I'm not sure.

Don't Worry - I must say, I have no clue where this came from, or who's singing it

Raindrops - A green lizard wanders around singing "Raindrops are falling on my head" in Frank Sinatra's voice. Technically, this is more of a video than an mp3, but who cares?

Vocalise - Rachmaninoff (original arrangement)

Vocalise - Rachmaninoff (piano arrangement)

Kefka - Theme of an arch-villain. This one brings back memories...

Havanaise - Saint-Saens

Waltz in a - Chopin

Techno - a truly bizzare remix by "C-Snail", a nonexistant entity. REALLY don't ask. Please.








In Language Lab, I run off to Rinkworks and find something interesting to do. This keeps me sane. Somewhat.
This manatee website is insufferably cute...
Oxyd is a game I've been fiddling around with recently. Basically, you're a ball and you roll around and match shapes and things...sort of like Memory, except you're a ball. And it's real time. And there are objects that do very random things. And it's hard to explain.
GoldWave is a kickass sound editor I used to make some of the more bizzare sounds on my hard drive.








I'm going to build an apartment I first visualized in a dream. Follow the link








Grammar God!
You are a GRAMMAR GOD!

If your mission in life is not already to
preserve the English tongue, it should be.
Congratulations and thank you!

How grammatically sound are you?
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Okay, so it's not really a portrait of me. Bite me. Go ahead. I You We know you want to.













This is Lincoln Mayorga. He plays the piano...more specifically, he plays Golliwogg's Cakewalk, which can be found in the Mayorga on Tour subsite.

He isn't the funniest man of our times.

He does, however, have a nice picture.

I hope this suffices to explain why a section of this pitiful site is dedicated to him.

Somehow, I know it won't.








Q: Who the hell is this guy?
A: Hieronymus Bosch (1450-1516) was a deranged Dutch painter.

Q: And how do you know he was deranged?
A: Take a look at his portrait!







Q: Umm...what's that supposed to prove?
A: Very well then, take a look at one of his most famous paintings.






The Garden of Earthly Delights; right pannel




Q: ...that is quite strange.
A: Yes...when looking at Bosch's work I find myself profoundly disturbed or greatly amused. It varies.








Here, you will find words written in bold.



1. Added 7-24-03.

   SAVVY


There's no way around it: you've gotta love a word with 2 Vs.



2. Added 5-22-04.

   SASQUATCH


I took the AP World Literature exam a few weeks ago. I used this word in every single essay, mostly by writing amazingly bad analogies. For instance, in an essay about Joseph Conrad's Heart of Darkness:

Unlike most of Joseph Conrad's other, subtler messages, the idea of corruption lumbers like a sasquatch across the thematic landscape.



3. Added 5-22-04.

   ACEPHALOUS


The definition for this one involves tiny heads, which I find amusing. Head of State, Head of Cabbage, take your pick.










Dunk-The-Drunk® Logo


Isn't it beauteous?


A bit of an explanation might be in order.



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Pretty soon, I'll have to design the apartment I "visualized in a dream."

Other than that, I plan to include a HALL OF EMBEDDED FRAMES subpage. There's no rhyme nor reason to it, but it'll be wheefun.