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I'm looking for a popular, recent song that has in its' lyrics the following words "And I, I've seen it all". If I look it up online, I only keep getting the Bjork song. The one I'm looking for is sung by a male singer (possibly a band) and it's pop.

My neighbors have a son (around 4 years old) that only makes siren/alarm sounds. I've been living here for 6 months and during this time I have never heard him cry or talk (normally or at all) - he just runs around the apartment loudly and makes the siren sound. Luckily for me it's "only" an hour in the morning and when he returns from I guess kindergarten in the evening, but I've also never heard his parents telling him to shut the **** up. I would go over and ask them to keep it down but I don't want to appear insensitive in case this is some sort of mental disease I haven't heard about yet. Could anybody explain or have any idea what is wrong with that child? Thanks!

I'm wondering if there are any movies in which the woman is in love with a man who doesn't return her feelings. The stereotype of women being the feeling ones while the men are douchebags seems to be still going strong, whereas I can think of million movies with lovey-dovey guys and basically none with women (exactly the opposite, they always seem to be in it for the benefits rather than feelings). Not counting the ones where the attraction is mutual - I'm genuinely interested in how moviemakers handle a woman whose feelings are not returned. My theory is that they don't make movies with that premise because women are the main watchers and they wouldn't want to see a female begging for a guy's love; and because guys are assumed to just be okay with any woman who comes their way.

Exceptions that I do not count:

- women in love with their gay best friend

- women in love with men where at least one of them has a mental disability

- teenage ugly ducklings in love with the high-school jocks.

I don't mind if they get together in the end, I'd just like to see how a woman and a man are represented in a situation like this. I really cannot come up with any movie title, so I'd appreciate the suggestions!

I called American Airlines but they didn't seem to understand the question (or I didn't understand the answer) and they don't like to answer through email ... Anyway:

I have a voucher for American Airlines but I saw they're partners with British Airways, so does anyone know if this voucher is good also for British Airways?

In the last year, there's a whole lot of talk about auto-tuning. I understand it is "repairing pitch variation" but I have no idea how to hear it in practice. Can you give me real examples? (And don't just say "Rebecca Black" or "all Glee songs", I want titles and minutes:seconds where it happens.)

The chorus of the song goes something like this: "I hate waking up in the morning baby I wake up feeling so blue ... since I found you gone." Who sings it?

I hear this sentence all the time in different versions - who came up with it? Is it from any movie or just something people say since for ever?

In almost every Hollywood comedy I see, they have to mention Connecticut at some point and they are always make fun of it. How did this state get such a weird reputation?

Where and when are they opened?