OK, I have had many problems with my router in the past, and I want to solve this once and for all. When I forward a port, my router doesn't care, It just bypasses the forward and blocks anyway. So after browsing for a god 30 min and reading up, theres a checkbox somewhere that says "block WAN requests" and it was enabled! So I disable the option, and go to http://www.dslreports.com/scan/ (pre-disabling this option, my computer would not respond to ANYTHING from this site.) and the report I get shows the my ports get pinged now! just to no avail in connecting... (I get a no-response packet back, I used to get no packet back at all...)
These are the end results:

Your Results for this scan 
Conclusion: Possible Problem! We did get information from scanning your ports, this information could encourage attackers to probe further. Do you know why you are advertising these services to the net? perhaps installation of a firewall, or reconfiguration of your firewall to be more secure, would provide peace of mind. 
TCP default : CLOSED We received a response packet that no service is available. 
TCP 21 : FILTERED No response packet was received.
 9 - Read

TCP 25 : FILTERED No response packet was received.
 3 - Read

TCP 80 : FILTERED No response packet was received.
 15 - Read

TCP 135 : FILTERED No response packet was received.
 19 - Read

TCP 136 : FILTERED No response packet was received.
 1 - Read

TCP 137 : FILTERED No response packet was received.
 2 - Read

TCP 138 : FILTERED No response packet was received.
 1 - Read

TCP 139 : FILTERED No response packet was received.
 11 - Read

TCP 445 : FILTERED No response packet was received.
 3 - Read

TCP 456 : FILTERED No response packet was received.
 Post!

TCP 593 : FILTERED No response packet was received.
 1 - Read

TCP 666 : FILTERED No response packet was received.
 1 - Read

TCP 1433 : FILTERED No response packet was received.
 1 - Read

TCP 4444 : FILTERED No response packet was received.
 1 - Read

UDP ALL : FILTERED No response packet was received.

As you can see, It shows that port 80 is registering now, but not allowing traffic... eventhough I have forwarded it!
All and any help always apreciated!
-Horntail