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I bought a Verizon prepaid phone about a week ago, and I selected the basic plan where you pay for each text, call, etc. I checked the information about the phone, and it showed that there is a payment due in August. You would think that with a prepaid phone, you would only need to buy minutes and texts. I am unsure if I need to pay an additional balance every two months or so. Correct me if I'm wrong, but the $15 refill cards (for refilling minutes and texts) are good for a month, the $30 cards are good for 2 months, etc. I do not use a credit or debit card. My questions are:

1) Am I going to have to pay an extra cost IN ADDITION to the refill cards by that date in August?

2) If not, will the date of the balance due be pushed back if I bought a $30 refill card good for 2 months. For example, if I bought a $30 refill card next month, would the balance now be due in September?

I am not looking at getting an unlimited or contracted plan as that costs too much money. I have done some research on this question and could not get a clear cut answer.

What's the goriest scene? Have you seen any movies that are worse, if so, which ones?

I recently bought a Linksys WRT54G2 router because I want to play PS3 games online. I would hook it up only to the PS3; however, I heard that there are major problems, mostly concerning connectivity, with the router. I heard that many people lose internet connection and log out frequently and randomly. My questions are:

1. Has this ever happened to you? If so, please explain what happened and how you fixed it, if you were able to.

2. Would you recommend this router for online gaming?

3. If not, which router would be the best one for PS3 online gaming? I have a $100 budget.

4. Could I hook up any router directly to the PS3 and configure it using the PS3 network settings instead of having to go through the computer wizard on the router's CD on a different computer first?

1. Do you earn them by leveling up, earning xp, or killing a certain number of people in a row?

2. If you unlock them by leveling up or earning xp, could you choose which one to unlock (unlocking nukes and EMP's first and second)? If so, would it still take 25 kills in a row for nukes and 15 for EMP's?

3. Can achievements be unlocked during offline multiplayer play (2-4 people playing on the same Xbox 360 or PS3), or are achievement awards only earned when playing online?

Also, is there a minimum age to buy gift cards? If so, what is it? If no, then I assume that anyone can buy them.

I have several questions, actually.

1. If a teen is sent to juvie boot camp, and he or she happens to be just plain crazy, can he or she be transferred to a jail if they threaten to kill boot camp staff? (Or a mental hospital?)

2. What happens if the teen has an almost invincible will, and refuses to do anything the boot camp tells him or her to do? (Assume he or she won't break down no matter what the drill instructor says and does, and please don't give me an answer that says no one can withstand the drill instructor for long.)

3. How many juveniles who have been in boot camp commit crimes shortly after they get back from boot camp?

4. If they do commit a crime, could prosecuters offer to resend the teen to boot camp if the crime isn't too serious, or would the teen just have to do jail time in lieu of another trip to boot camp?

1). I live in a state where there are no video game laws that say you have to be 18 to buy m games, and I know that Gamestop, and maybe Target, doesn't sell m games to 17 year olds (m=18+, there, not 17+). What other stores would sell m games to 17 year olds?

2) Does it sometime depend on the cashier selling it? For example, store policy says M games= 17+, but some employees will only sell to 18+, even with the store policy of 17+.

3) Out of curiosity, have you heard of or been to stores that say you have to be 21 or older to buy m rated games even though m=17, AO=18?

I have heard of various proposals to stop the selling of M games to minors, even at a national level. Does that just enforce the M age of 17 and AO age of 18, or does it raise the age to buy M games from 17 to 18, like the AO rating. So if a 17 year old wanted to buy an M game, he or she would have to wait until they are 18 under these laws, would that be the case or would the age to buy an M game remain 17 with the occasional 18 in some stores and areas like now?

By the way, this question assumes that proposals like these pass, and I'm talking about ratings in the US.

There were these slug like creatures in this one lake. There were what looked to like college aged kids, or something like that, who are having fun until these slug or worm creatures start eating them and biting off body parts one by one.

I remember a scene where you first start encountering them when these two guys have a swim race. One of the creatures bites off one of their legs. Later into the movie, some of the characters try to use a taser in the water to kill the creatures. And I think they also found a head in a freezer in this one house. I hope this helps.

Have you heard Christmas songs playing before Thanksgiving or even before that? Where I live, Christmas music started as early as mid October and lasted until early January a couple of years ago. What's your experience?

I know this sounds weird, but I would like to know.

I wonder how many managers would try to hack their employee's facebook account in order to view the account because the employee set his or her account to private. How would they hack facebook?

A ton of people use limewire, and I'm wondering if using it's like jaywalking (jaywalking might be against the law in some states, but even then, who's ever been arrested for only doing that?)