Shane

I've been looking for songs like the first part of m.A.A.d. City for a while and can't find any like it. I want a song that feels intense and gangstery, but not really old school. The last half of the song isn't really the type of song I'm looking for; there's already a lot of artists like Eazy E that fit that kind of feel. I don't want old school gangster rap, I want more new school gangster rap. Another example would be Backstreet Freestyle or Pusha T's Trouble on my Mind.

I have an extension on my Chrome browser that won't allow me to uninstall it. I've had problems with these types of extensions before, and the title of this one is UTAdReMovalAPp, and I have a strange feeling that has me assume that the extension MIGHT not be legitimate, especially when I never asked for it. Anyways, there is no delete option for it (the trashcan sign), and under "enabled" (which I also can't unclick) it says "Installed by enterprise policy." Under permissions, it says it has access to my website data, my browsing and tab activity, and can manage my apps and extensions and themes. I imagine that isn't the best thing like ever. Under the ID, is says "(This extension is managed and cannot be removed or disabled.)" Including the parentheses. Now, I really want to get rid of this, because a couple times I click on a legitimate link to a website or something, it brings me to one of those obvious virus websites telling me my computer is in probable danger and has a virus.

Now, I just want to know how to get rid of it. I've already gone into my control panel and tried uninstalling four other thingamajiggies (probable viruses) that have those awkward names with the random capitalization and no spaces, and though I double clicked them to uninstall, only on the last one did I notice a message saying "tried to uninstall but it seems it is already uninstalled, uninstall anyway?" That isn't exactly word for word, but it captures the meaning. I was thinking that maybe it uninstalled with the first I tried to uninstall, but then again idk.

Anyways, I apologize for the over explanation but I really want to make sure I don't miss anything important. Thanks if you could help!

Now, a saying a like to follow when it comes to anything around religion (atheism isn't a religion, don't be a dick and point that out, but it does revolve around it) is that everyone hates everyone and everyone wonders why everyone hates them. Now, when I was like thirteen and fourteen I considered myself agnostic, and I absolutely hated all atheists only for the reason that I thought all atheists were ***** and hated everyone who differed with their beliefs. Now, the summer when I turned fifteen I became atheist, and I realized how stupid this was.

Now, I want to know if that's what all agnostics think about atheists. Of course, I see a lot of questions of people asking why atheists hate agnostics but really, a lot of the time it's the agnostics that make me hate them. A lot of them are just SO dicky about everything. Well, that's unfair to say, because everyone in everyone category of a word (religious, agnostic, atheist, etc.) has their ***** and assholes, but agnostics tend to think the only right answer to everything is "I don't know," and that just makes me role the hell out of my eyes. Of course, no ones knows the answer to everything, so I definitely will say I have no idea about anything when it comes to the rest of the 99.999... percent of the universe, but to say that you simply don't know just makes you not want to know and give up, the same as saying only God(s) know the answers. That's the one major reason I dislike the belief of agnostics. But, what's the agnostics' problems with atheist, aside from "you guys are *****" or "you can't claim to know a god doesn't or doesn't exist." I want to know a legitimate, well thought out reason of why an agnostic hates an atheist. If you don't have any, good. That's fine, I'm simply asking the haters.

This movie pretty much ruined my childhood. Well, ruined it like 2 years early, before I became a teenager. Well (again), like one scene ruined my childhood. I stopped watching afterwards. I'll explain it soon.

Anyways, it was some movie made in like the 80s or early 90s and I remember it being about these teenagers who liked to ride around in their cars and run over children and elderly, using a score system. More points for children and the disabled or whatever. Also, I think there might've been this nerdy teen who was the protagonist, and sometime in the movie, he was supposed to become mutated or something and I guess get revenge on those ****** up teens. The title, as much as I remember sounded like 'The Blob," or something about a blobish. I don't think the movie was The Blob, though. I looked it up, and didn't see anything relevant to my descriptions.

And so, a scene showed up where this kid riding his bike down a street got ran over. Those teens started laughing and loving it, then they backed up over him, and the movie went into graphic detail of the tires crushing his head. Well, it might not have been that great of effects, but when you're a child, everything's better than it seems. Except for when something is really amazing, then it's just good. Ever notice that? 2001 A Space Odyssey was just boring, but a Disney TV movie could somehow keep us entertained.

Anyways, that scene absolutely ruined any emotional effect a movie could give to me for like a year.

Btw, I apologize for the length, I try to be as descriptive as possible.

Mornings suck. I mean, have you ever woke up and feel "Wow, that was the EXACT amount of sleep I needed!" I doubt it, especially when you HAVE to wake up for school or work. Waking up literally just sucks. So, why don't we just go to sleep after work or school? I mean, we're always tired after the bullshit (unless you do what you love, even learning) we put up with, so why not just eat dinner, do some other stuff for an hour or so and then go to bed. That way, you wake up whenever you want. You aren't forced and the waking up isn't so uncomfortable and you're not tired afterwards, like I usually am. Falling asleep in class is always a problem.

Of course, everyone (media reporters) say we need to go to sleep at around 10 and wake up around 7. And, of course, most things happen in the afternoon. But, for me, I'm kind of a(n) (accidental) loner and I don't party (or have any friends where I live, anymore). Of course, I've tried to be a going out person for years, but it fails. So, that argument, for my sake, doesn't work.

Anyways, is there really any ACTUAL problem sleeping during the afternoon and waking up in the early a.m.?

Is it just 1? I feel like it's a lot for just one movie, unless being HD or Blu-ray has anything to do with it.

You know the long window on the classroom doors, looking out into the hallway? Are they bulletproof? I'm wondering, as the design is odd and the glass looks thick.

I've been wanting to see this movie so bad, and it says that it releases in the U.S. on the 19th, but I can't find any screening times. I like in Wilmington, NC, and there's only two major theaters in the city, and Only God Forgives isn't a very mainstream movies, so I'm worried that it only comes out in select theaters. Does anyone know what theaters it will release in?

I'm writing a story and I always like to be very specific and realistic, and I have no idea what happens when you wake up in a hospital. See, the main character got attacked in his home, where it got kind of shot up and and bloody. The main character ended up being knocked out and probably has an awful concussion, and cops came by, called an ambulance, and he was brought to the hospital. So, what I'd like to know is: will there be a nurse? What questions would she ask, if he wakes up and does he have to fill out any forms? Lastly, how long would he be suggested to stay for? He's also 16, emancipated from his guardians, as his mom is missing and his father's missing (murdered, actually), and he's a pretty lonely young man, so there will be no family or friends when he awakes.

Would a nurse have to be waiting until you wake up? I'm writing a story and I like to be very realistic. A young man is just waking from a heavy concussion from a big fight another night, there's no family or anyone there, and I'm just wondering if he woke up, would there be no one or would there be a nurse or doctor waiting for him to wake?

Other than using numbers and lines to use math, is there a different way to use math? I mean almost completely different. Like, how there are different languages or, better yet, different ways of communication. Is there a different way for math? Hopefully you get what I mean, I don't really know how to say it, sadly.

Anyways, if that explanation didn't make sense, imagine another intelligent species on the other side of the galaxy, you'd think they would have another way to use math, just like a different way to communicate and what not.

I'm writing a screenplay on some drug dealers who are about to get robbed by their buyers, and I'm feeling lazy, and I want to know how much cocaine is a somewhat large amount? I mean, not the average amount dealers sell to someone, just an amount that would keep the user and his friends happy for four months or more? Also, how much would it that amount possibly cost?

Oh and one other thing that I don't really need answered, but what kind of stuff would look like cocaine? Salt, maybe sugar? Something cheap and normal, because I have around no budget for the film I'm making.

I mean, I, obviously, know of the five senses humans have, but do we know of senses we don't have, that we - humans, animals, insects - don't have?

I'm wondering about this because I'm coming up with an idea of a story other intelligent life in our universe who have come across one of our Voyager spacecrafts, and I'd like to delve into this civilization and make it as different as I can from us.

Like, if you believe there might or might not be someone as a God. A belief that anything could actually be controlling us or not or well, a belief that there might or might not be anything.