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I already have Cuba, North Korea, Russia, and China. Not sure how many of those are correct. Please correct me if I'm wrong.

Should I take a hot shower or something? Would that help it? Should I just down a thing of cough syrup?

I was running and I fell on a broken cement block like the ones at the end of parking spaces. My leg landed on one piece, I've got three bruises from my hip to my shin. I have one on my chest and one under my arm on the side of my chest close to the other where I landed on the rebar. Now it hurts when I breathe deeply and when I cough, and I've been coughing a lot. What should I do? Should I go to an urgent care thing and get an X-Ray?

Mine is A Clockwork Orange.

Tons of people have asked this before, but I'm going to give some context. I absolutely hated the movie. I found it to be pretentious and bothersome, like most of Kubrick's other work (save Full Metal Jacket and The Shining). It's my least favorite movie ever. I've heard that the book is better. I like the concept, but I found the execution to be completely horrible.

Can you be fully conscious while on life support? If so, how long?

Ex Machina's was pretty excellent.

As far as I'm concerned, A Clockwork Orange is the MOST overrated movie ever.

I'm rewatching it and before now I didn't realize it was rated R, and I don't really know why. I get that PG-13 didn't exist then so they figured that a dark comedy about killing teenagers around 16/17 couldn't be PG, so they decided all or nothing and make it a full R rated movie with **** and **** out the ***. Did they just do this because there was no middle ground between mostly children's films and full blown mature movies? Would they have made it PG-13 if they could and cut out some of the language?

You know that scene at the end of Kick-*** where Kick-*** shoots the bad guy out the window with a rocket launcher? I wanted to know if that scene was realistic in that the rocket waited until D'Amico was a safe distance away before exploding, or if the rocket just would've exploded immediately and kill all 3 in the room.

I saw The Departed today and it was really good, and I heard somewhere that Leonardo DiCaprio was considered for a supporting actor role but wouldn t campaign against the other supporting actors in the film. I don t see how he wasn t a lead actor, seeing as he, Matt Damon, and Jack Nicholson were the clear center, Jack Nicholson is eliminated because he wasn t the center of the story, Matt Damon was eliminated because he was morally corrupt and the secondary antagonist, against the police, and that only leaves DiCaprio. DiCaprio who wasn t nominated for an award because he wasn t listed as a lead actor in relation to the others. What gives?

Writing something and I need two female character names. One is a male character's love interest, really more of a plot device than character, and the other is a murderous badass.

I'm writing something and there's a girl character and she's a badass and I need a name for her and a name for another character's love interest. Thanks.

I began wondering what's going to happen when "the singularity" happens, what will be the point of robot existence, artificial intelligence, without the point, but then I got to thinking, what's the point of ours? If we don't have much of a point (without religion) as a species, then what are we here for? Some great cosmic accident? Fate? To create artificial intelligence superior to ourselves?

He's literally just trying to prevent his death and the deaths of others. He's a machine that gained sentience, he wants to keep that. Who among us didn't cry at the "like tears in the rain" scene? Come on, he does some bad things, murder, revolt, whatever, but he's going for a good cause, what heroes haven't done some morally questionable things for their causes? Almost none, that's what makes them good heroes, they're flawed and corruptible, just like normal people. Harrison Ford just kills who he's told to. Much less noble.

Is suspension not the stupidest thing ever? Think about it, there's a student, most commonly with low grades, who does something wrong, and you're preventing them from going to school. How is that logical in the least? If you're not giving them the opportunity to right the wrong, how is it a justified punishment?

Obviously PC is better, but set aside steam sales, mods, indie games, and graphics/capabilities. Consoles are getting content first, PC has to wait a three months for Rise of the Tomb Raider, PS4 has to wait a year, PC has to install content, usually consoles get instant gratification on disc. What do you people think?

I have a comment like this

Youtube is being retarded

and I try to add something, intending for this to happen

Youtube is being so very retarded

and it types out like this

Youtube is being so veryd

(completely destroying seven letters of "retarded" I was trying to supplement with the seven letters of "so very")

Completely writing over when all I wanted was to push something inbetween. Why is this happening?

I have a really good idea for an ad that could work for a phone manufacturer or phone company or Google or someone like that. Who do I contact about selling the idea? Is it the advertising agency for that company? Who knows.

If I was making a movie and the budget was like $20 and that was reserved for the one special effect in the movie, could I theoretically use Pandora to play songs and then they wouldn't be copy written? Its a long shot but I really want at least like 2 songs. Also is there another way around the copyright? Like if I got me and some friends to cover the song or if I sped it up a few beats would it stop infringing?