deathtokyler

I'm trying to find a pool my family took me to a couple times, in (I'm pretty sure?) Hurricane, Utah. It couldn't have been very far from St. George. We nicknamed it the 'vayo.' There was a pool that I'm pretty sure was non chlorinated, a rock climbing wall (like with the rubber handles), a little bar/restaurant, and steps to a creek.

I just found out that someone I know ate live goldfish and mice.

Obviously I think it's deplorable, but I'm wondering if that's illegal in the US, since mice are often fed to snakes and stuff.

I have an acer laptop, Windows 7. My down arrow key stopped working a while ago, and i worked around it. I've also been getting redirected occasionally on google search.

This morning I tried logging in my password after hibernation, and neither of my '3' keys worked (which is part of my password). I rebooted, and there was a loud beep. eventually I got the on screen keyboard to come up after several tries. The keys that don't work now are: b,d,g,h,j,m,p,q,s,t,u,v,z, space, 3(both numpad and above keyboard), 5(numpad only), 1(above keyboard), 6(numpad), and all the arrow keys. I couldn't start in safemode w/o arrow keys, so.

Running malwarebytes, and typing with on screen keyboard. What might this be, what can I do?

Also, on screen keyboard keeps crashing.

So my boyfriend and I rented two nights at the Cosmopolitan. He's 20, I'm 19. Because it didn't ask our age as we booked it online, I didn't think anything of it. But while I was looking for the check in time (we're supposed to check in tomorrow) I found that they're a 21 and over hotel.

What should happen as we try to check in tomorrow? And is there any way around it? He'll be 21 in literally less than a month, and we're Vegas locals.

When I was a senior in highschool, last year, we had a major research assignment in my English AP class. Now I can't remember what it stood for and it's driving me nuts! So hopefully some student out there will be able to tell me what it means. I'm pretty sure I did my ORLA on The Jungle, if that helps. But you could have done it on any book of merit. There was lots of researching the book, the author, and criticisms of the book.

There was a detective/inspector series, I believe on PBS when I was a kid. Ten to fifteen, maybe more years ago. The main detective was a man with a little mustache who's name sounded like "Puroh", but I can't find any information on it. Anyone know the title of it, or the spelling of the detective's name?

I'm starting my second pack of Apri (The Pill) tomorrow, how long into the pack until it's safe to have sex?

For starters, it's a generic pack with a seven day 'reminder' set. My gynecologist told me to wait two weeks into my first pack until I should have sex, where as my friend who's on Yaz, and has a four day 'reminder' set was told one week. Her gynecologist said to wait a week, but she suggested three days. But, since we were told different things I'd just like to be sure.

Also, if it matters, I have PCOS, and the period I'm having now is the first in four months. So my ovulation has been funky.

I'm looking for the name of a video game that is at least 7 or 8 years old. It started out with a little living room area with a bay window. There was a couch and a table with a little box on it. If you clicked on the box, then it would open and there would be twelve spots for either lockets or rings, or jewels. And they represented twelve girls and you could have three or four out at a time. When you had a girl sitting on the couch you could click on them and then you would go to a forest or a beach or whatever it was for that girl. Then you would go through a bunch of activities that would end up showing you cutscenes about the girl's life. The object of the game was to realize that every girl goes through hardships whether they're rich or whatever. You could customize the couch and what was behind the windows in the living room, like colors.

You weren't playing as the girls.

How bad is it to put the bottom part of your laptop vertical?

I have a Laptop, it's a few years old, wide screen, recently reformatted, decent.

So today, I cleared off room, opened firefox to a blank page, and layed it on it's screen. In the same way that it would lay on it's keyboard, so the screen was facing up and I adjusted the keyboard half to be directly 90*. Then I drew using that page as a light table (I knew what I was doing, there's no way I'd damage the screen.

But like, how bad is it to put the bottom part of your laptop vertical?

I had to reformat my computer, which is wide screen. The XP version I got has standard screen size though.

So I need to know how to set my computer to wide screen, even though none of the settings I can find let me. At the same time, my computer is being very very choppy. I need to know if that is because of the mis-sizing stuff, and how I can fix it.

THANKZZZ.