Okay. So can anyone teach or explain to me the basics of physics. This isn't homeworks or anything, I am doing this for fun. For proof, all I have is that I am a freshman and we don't do Physics right now, which means this isn't homework.

There are lots of different parts of basic physics -- kinematics (moving things), dynamics (forces and such), electricity and magnetism, waves, etc. Which are you most interested in? I might be able to find something for you.

How about the physics classroom? Seems to have a lot of good basic physics info.

Pick up a book that is aimed at first year students. Something like Halliday Resnick and Walker.

'thinking physics' by Epstein

http://lightandmatter.com/ some free books.

 

wikipedia and hyperphysics are also worth a look.